New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-04
BAD BLOW FOR YANKEES.
| ose Two Games Before Record
Crowd for a Monday.
ATHLETICS HARD TO BEAT
Win First Game After Hard IL
Inning Fight, and Take the
Second Easily.

4 double a. AT ol tHe ul'tel '-N' VI Wv
,,,. was The sorry portion II the New
W., Yankees against the Philadelphia
,.,,.-,-s on the hilltop yesterday after
-aor while thirteen thousand fans
.,oors crowd to- Monday. looked on and
-.,..5 lovauv Guided by the cunning.
,-,ftv brain Of one Cornelius McGilhcuody'
N-or-- n the baseball world as Connie
,,,.t The White Elephants Won the first
-.-,. ,f.s~ twelve innings = brilliant base
rail bv q score OF 8 10 :. and saileo OF WIN
me 4ral struggle with the totals standing
ststoL incidentally the world chan'.
,.,,s ~-suIed I'D 20 within six points 81
,re Detroit Tigers in the pennant race
C-t.,.s have raved Of the work Of IA
,-psse - Arst base they have pronounced
49, Tar-ev. Jake Dauhert Frank Chance
- ,ba others as wonders IN that position.
~, -s~s,v ras such bah PLAYING been seen
e young Jack McInnis did az first base
rss.s-6sv Throw. which 10 al appear
s-oss were billed for The hleachers We're
-saes with one hand, piok-ups were mace
7-+- sssv grace. an3 altogether ne accent
nom without the SIGN Of an error
His most brilliant play came IN me 1our'n
,r,-g Of the first game when TWO men
u-s~A ovt. Sweeney on hrst base ana F-sl'el
e. .pa ha- The hit-snd-run signal was
-ssss5 and Fisher swung on the ball
-. z-1-rder 20 Baker was the result. ana
g. Ist-a~ threw Wild The ball sailed
..ra,rbt for The stands, high over the hrst
ossAnsrs head. but McInnis pulled II
.ov-n and tagged Fisher for tie thlrd OUT.
~ 6sri-srs touch Of Mack's hand was
ses7 ~ all times m the opening game.
there was no need Of II in the second.
Morgan started on the mound for the Ath-
Is,fos hut IL was soon plain that II was
ro- -,s dsv and Mack called him out in
fsvor NJ Martin in the NTH inning. The
latter lasted until the eighth frame when
the score was tied up, and he retired in
fsvo- u Plank Eddie held the reins until
me last inning hut when two singles and
: 5outre scored a run he was taken out
and Bender sent in The Chief made
,.,o-. work Of his foeuen. Williams poppin 3
.- 4v IN Nr17ri= and Vaughn striking
cut
chase had ono inning 100 much conf
.s-.s fr tho ability of Roy FisheA The
Vernon, scroormaster was well walloped
for rsrf a dozen runs before Chase decided
.o substitute King" Brockett, I'm the fifth
inning The latter did well up TO the
,.er.a inning when Hemphill went mp TO
.-- s-- him. Jack quinn then took up the
harden and sweeney retired in favor OF
r'sir Blair. however Vas soon put out OF
The game f0r oriecting 70 the rulings OF
O.Iorrrr- and Williams. the colt. donned
nm. mask and pad. When Quinn showed
,.crs NJ weakening ne vas relieved by
ysug1n. and under the tNlrlns Of the pig
Texan The game was los, on two hits. d
rsse IN balls and q double steal
The second game was easy sailing for the
l,a's--e. and only timely triple by Jack
knight in tns sixth inning after Hartzeil
had singled. prevented Hrsuse from using
'hs rhirevash brush. Jack WARRIOR was
nm The mound f-.. the Yankees. OUT he was
rr hard ar timely moments and FIVE runs
happened along
FISHER disposed Of the Athletics in fhe
opening frame n the first game in good
order and bis team delighted the multitude
-- tsuue4.-e ont two runs Derrick made
mess IF q hot erourder hv Daniels The
latter reached third base on the hit-and-
rln r'z- with WOlter and tailed when
E7~-zsr raised ga cridce fly 70 Lord. Cree
forced yvof-e~ ar second base, Harry being
tho victim II a great play by Derrick.
Birdie made the most OF his life. stole sec
..7d and crossed the plate when single
tr knight followed wild pitch by Nor
Far
4 merry little time was had I'M the third
frame. and the Athletics scored four runs.
Lamp doubled as starter. and on a glar-
ing error n Fishers I'm trying 20 get the
Germantown athlete Off second on Nor
cans little. tap 10 the box both men were
szfe The bases were filled when Lord
walked. and I.app was forced home when
OId~re was passed strunk struck out
tlr Morgan and Lord tailed when Baker
singled 90 right Oldriug went o third on
he rrzy. and when McInnes forced Baker
et second Oldrins scored on the out. TWO
more run. were scored in the next frame
on hits hv Derrick. Lord and Oldring
The Yankees came back i'm the fifth inn
ng s rit hatsmsu and free pass opened
the way for Cree 10 drive In two runs with
4 tu0-rsgeer That settled Morgan, and
Martin went 10 tho mound one man was
already ont and the colt retired the side.
Creeping along the trail. the Yankees got
one NOV. ir the sixth. when Sweeney dou-
bed ~ LETT with one out and took
third when Prockett grounded out To Nc
lrris an error be- Barry let I'd score. but
Hslzeu ended ~ by going ont easily
Martin blew up IN the eighth inning
srf me Yankees lied the score. With one
ont -wearev was passed and Caldwell
went ir rg nun for him Brockett was sac
rfo-d for Honnrin p pinch hitter and
Charlie also was passed. Caldwell then
tailed when Daniels hit 10 left field for a
single and Martin was called 10 the bench.
Plank passed Wo'ter. but the next Two
men We're easy outs
Nm even terms the teams battled along
UrrI re twelfth inning. when Vaughn
weakened Baker went out but Mclnnes
Pm sa.s... and Barry was passed. lie and
Back worked double steal. ano both
scored when ira Thomas hit safely 70 right
f@ld nm the play
WITH one out m New Yorks half Chase
Sng'ed. scoring ON Johnson double 10
lsit oIt Bender rushed 70 the rescue and
prevented further damage.
. The scores follow.
FIRST GAME
FHiLAlELPH NEW loEh.
la. - go - p al Dsvf.1s Il z %