New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-21
YANKEES NEVER SAY OE
Score Five Runs in Ninth inning
to Beat Red SOX.
FINISH A RIOT OF HIS
Hal Chase Winds Up Great haliy
with a Long Drive to
Bleachers.
FINISH A RIOT OF HE

BlcaCncTS'
SpealIing of the ending riotous, INC ii'''
Garrisonian, not TO mention the 'er
volcanic the stunt" pulled OF by tiio ..'
York Yankees In defeating the Boston heH
sox on the hilltop yesterday AFTERNOON
Just about the last word in the va! Va "
rhnth inning rally. With the score "
against them when they came TO pat ioi III.
last time, they hammered out rataplah OIL
long hits which battered over the sun paAeu
field and accounted for five runs. enough 10
win the game by a score Of to 8. Two
men were out when the last three runs
we're scored. and Hal Chase himself wound
u the fun with a sizzling drive which was
good for at least three bases.
Nothing like 1t has been seen aIounu
these parts this season. and the eight thou-
sand fans" who stuck out the game IN
the hope Of watching just such a perform
ance will have something to talk about TOT
many moons. The Detroit Tigers overcame
o twelve run lead on Sunday, but they haa
4 number Of innings in which to accomplish
the same. The Yankees had to take STA
Ole jump in one frame when all seemed lost
save honor.
How did they do 1t? Well, il was Just
this way Sweeney. the first man UP in
the ninth. died an easy death, Wagner TO
Engle big jim" Vaughn, however
walked for the second time and this was
ali the start Hal Chase's men needed. Bert
Daniels followed with a triple 10 right field
which brought Vaughn home In walk.
Now, whatever may be Bert's sterling quail
ties as a bail player he Is not given 10
heavy hitting. so when he cracked out
his second triple of the dav Patsy Dono-
van might well have taken warning Hall
had held the Yankees in the hollow Of his
hands for seven innings, and while he was
found for four hits and two runs in the
eighth II was not considered any more than
n slight easing up on his part, so Donovan
did not read carefully the handwriting on
the wall
It did not look so bad. either for Boston
VIXEN Fitzgerald. a young recruit who en-
tered the game when Wolter retired I'm the
third. raped a grourder at Gardner and
died at first. even though Daniels scored
on the play. There were two out and none
on the bags when Hartzell doomed up at
the plate Roy smashed a wicked single 10
left for his third hit of the day. and took
third as Cree singled TO right. Birdie stole
second without interference. Knight then
urbelted a wallop to right which was held
down TO a triple by fast fielding. but Hart
zei and Cree tailed. tielng the score Dono-
van at last woke up and took Hall ont OF
the box, but it was too late. Pape, who
took up the arduous task Of checking the
Yankees. was unequal to the occasion, and
Chase c,outed drive clean over Speakers
head and knight cantered home with the
winning run.
1t looked dark for the Yankees all
through the game. Hall allowed only six
hits to be scattered through the first seven
innings, and received such good support
that he was never in danger. The Boston
outield played sensational ball and the
men were deadly in their throws 10 the
bases Cree was doubled at the plate, fast
man as he is, by Lewis I'm the first frame.
while Hartzell was caught at third IN the
fifth trying to scratch a double TO left field
into a triple Hooper nipped Chase taking
third in the eighth with wonderful throw
after Gardner had singled to right. The
inheld. too, played an alright game.
with one Of the most hair raising bare
hand stops seen on the hilltop this reason.
while Engle started double play in the
fourth with all the dexterity of Hal Chase
himself
The visitors were equally proficient In
backing up their pitcher with good hitting
and pillng up a siZable lead. Lewis had 4
double and two singles to his credit. while
Wagner, Nunamaker and Hooper all had
two hits apiece, the team totalling ten
safeties.
Russell Ford started the game for the
Yankees, but when five hits and a pass
We're punched in the first three innings off
his delivery for two runs jim Vaughn was
called upon 10 take up the task. Jim al
lowed only six hits and gave two passes
for the rest Of the game, but Wagner s
home run TO the bleachcrs with two on In
ahead. Vaughn struck out seven batsmen
Triples by Daniels and Cree and VOTERS
single gave the Yankees two runs in the
first frame, while four clean singles in the
eighth tailed two more. Then followed the
! riotous ninth.
Hooper opened the game with n single
and stole second only to tally on Lewis 8
rap to left. Wagner started the second
with a safety, took second on an out and
scored when Nunamaker hit safely through
the box Knights error gave Yerkes a life
i'm the ninth He took second on sacri-
fee and scored on Nunamaker's single. 4
pass TO Hooper, singles by Speaker and
Lewis, followed by Wagncr's home run. tai
lied four in the seventh while Speaker hit
and came home on Lewiss double in the
ninth.