New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30
WHITE SOX TRAMPlE
ON YANKEES Twice
First Game Is 0ne-Sided, but
Second a Hard Struggle for
Ten Innings.
LORD GETS INTO TROUBLE
Put Out of Game for Rough
Action-Plenty of Highlander
Errors and Of Chicago
Pitchers.

FltCuSIS.
Melancholy was the minute when Earl
Gardner came 10 bat in the tenth inning
of the second game on the hilltop yester-
day afternoon. There were two out, run
ners on second and third and the Yankees
one run behind. Earl made vicious welt
at the ball but Tannehill. the Chicago
shortstop, knocked It down, and with a
brilliant throw to Collins at first ended
the game, with second victory for the
White Sox by score OF s TO Z. 1t was a
heartbrealdng finish OF a thrilling game,
and hard one 10 lose The first encounter
Of the double header was won also by the
White Sox. by a score Of 10 to 2 and the
Yankees dropped TO fourth place In the
pennant race.
Ping Bodie, the Pacific Coast fence
breaker. was the man of the hour, and put
the visitors on the road to victory In the
second game. After beating out hit to
johnson in starting the tenth Callahan did
a clever bit Of base running by going to
third base when Mcintyre sacrificed.
Bodies vicious drive 10 centre brought him
homo with the run which broke the tie,
but for good measure the Sox added two
more, fortunately for them, on a double by
Tannehill and Payne's hit through Knight.
The Yankees made a spirited stand even
then, and would have tied the score had
the crowd in right field not made ground
rules necessary. Knight and Wolter both
walked as a starter. and advanced peg
on Sweeneys cut. Daniels, batting for
Fisher, went out, Tannehill 10 Zeider,
Knight scoring. Caldwell singled to centre,
bringing Wolter home. Chase raped the
ball past Mcintyre. In right field, for a
double But for the crowd IL would have
scored Caldwell with the tieing run. Gard
ner was called upon 10 bring both home,
and failed in his attempt.
Tho game was a hard fight from start to
finish, the White Sox using five pitchers,
while Chase called upon two TO officiate'
Hovlik. recruit from the Peoria club OF
the Three League, started the game for
the visitors, and lasted long enough TO fill
the bases, with one out. Young Cy"
Young came TO the rescue and retired the
side without any run scoring. The latter was
hit freely al timely intervals, the Yankees
taking a lead OF two runs while he was In
the box. Dougherty batted for Young In
the seventh inning, when Hushey Duffy
thought he saw chance TO win the game,
and Scott succeeded 20 the mound. He. too,
bowed TO a pinch hitter in the person Of
his cohort, Lane, IN the ninth. and Ohm
stead pitched the last OF the ninth. After
the Yankees had scored two runs in the
tenth and had two on bases with two OUT,
Doc" White was summoned 70 tace EalI
Gardner, and saved the day for chicago.
After getting of 20 a poor start JACK
Quinn delivered q sterling article of ball for
Chase. holding the SoX well in hand. Three
hits in the eighth netted run, but the
Yankees were still in the lead and little
was thought Of II. In the ninth, however,
singles by Tsnuehill and Lange. with Nc
ConneDs triple 10 centre. tied the score
end Fisher entered the fray.
Harry Lord was put out OF the game IN
the ninth for practically aSsaulung Mullin,
the umpire. The official correctly ruled
him our stealing second, but Lord suddenly
'umped TO his feet and landed both hands
On Mullins shoulders. lie did not actually
strike the umpire. but seemed 10 act In tho
heat Of anger before he could restrain him
self. He was put out Of the game, Zeider
going TO third and Collins 10 first.
There was a big crowd on hand which
filed the stands and overfowed 10 the field.
The blea cheers were partially filled, and the
crowd completely lined the outskirts Of the
outfeld. II was estimated that about
twenty-five thousand persons saw the two
games.
First Game a Rout.
The first contest degenorated into a farce
by the loose fielding OF the Yankees. Five
errors in all were made, and big Jim
Vaughn was hit at will by the White Sox,
thirteen safeties netting ten runs. Big
Ed" Walsh IN spite Of the fact that he
pitched the last five frames Of the fourteen
inning struggle on Friday, came back again
and was the same old reliable boxman. The
Yankees gathered eight hits off his delivery,
but they were all so well scattered that 1T
tie scoring was done
The Sox began early IN the second game
10 get on the road to victory. Quinn had
no terrors for them in the first inning and
Mcconnell doubled TO the crowd IN left
field. Hemphill falling down in going after
the ball. Lord sacrificed 10 Chase. and
Callahan's single over second scored Nc
Cornell. Callahan stole second and scored
on McIntyre's single 70 left Bodie forced
Matty at second and Zeider went out,
Quinn 10 Chase. The visitors third run
came in the eighth With one out, Lord
scratched over second, and while Callahan
was easy. Mcintyre made his fourth hit, "a
clean single 10 centre. Bodie lounced
puzzler al Johnson and Otis kicked the
ball 70 right field. Lord scoring. With men
OF third and second, Zeider flied to Hemp
hill The Sox tied the score in the ninth.
Tannehill leading off with single, and adj
vancing to second on Payne's out He
scored when LANCE. batting for Scott, sin
gled over second. Mcconnell trpled 10
centre. bringing LANCE home with the tie
ing run This was enough for Quinn, and
Fisher relieved him. Lord attempted 10
eo,,eeza Mcconnell home hut WAS forced TO
hit. and bounced a grounder off Fishers
legs TO Knight. Jack made a brilliant re-
covery to throw Mcconnell out at the plate.
Lord died stealing and jumped u9on Null
len. practically assaulting him. lie was
put out OF the game, Zeider going 10 third
and Collins playing first.
The score follows:
tsIrGw GAME