New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09
FORD FAILS HIS TEAM
Write Sox Solve His Delivery TOT
Twelve Solid Hits.
WALSH FOOLS THE YANKEES
New York Players Make Only
Five Hits, One a Home
Run by Wolter.

Pounding the curves OF Russell Ford
harder than they have been hit In many
day. the Chicago White sox batted out
decisive victory over the New lorA
Yankees on the hilltop yesterday afternoon
The score was to @ A large midweeK
crowd was drawn out by the first SUNNY
day this week to see the contestants anu
the ease with which Big Ed WALSH
moved down his assailants was not TO their
liking.
Aside from the battle OF pitchers prom
ised. interest centred In Jimmy Callahan
and Ping" Bodie, OF the visitors, ana potn
lived up to their regulations altogether 100
we'll to suit the rabd partisans or t"e
Yankees After receiving three large ana
spacious floral offerings from admirers DC
fore the game, Callahan entered into the
spirit OF the occasion and revealed that MS
return to form is more real than fancieo'
He beat out n bunt to first. stole third on
one occa sion, and retired the side in the
third inning after Walsh had passed TWO
men, with a spectacular running catch OF
a foul behind third base.
Bodie proved beyond question that he Is
one of the real finds of the season. lie
tried To knock the beachers out of the way
with n terrific drive for three bases In the
first inning. scoring run. and singled 10
right in the third. Ford struck him out the
last three times he came up, however. b"''
leaving his hitting ability aside, ne re-
vealed that he Is fielder Of no mean merit
by robbing Woter Of a three-base nit III
the sixth. while as for daring base running
he nearly stole home on Ford In the third
frame, being out only by hair
The star mystery BALI hurler of the
American League lost his second successive
game. and the White Sox were able To JON
the Tigers, Athletics and Senators as the
conquerors of Ford. Ed Walsh made no Sc
cret Of the fact that he was out TO W.T. anu
pitched his head of To get the best or MS
rival with the moist delivery. AZ result
the Yankees never had look III AT the
game Twelve Of them fell by the wayslde
along the strike out route, while WALSH
carefully rarcelled out five Lifts where they
would do the least harms and gave TWO
masses neither of Which figured In what
little scoring the New York nine did flal
Chase. the boy manager. struck out three
: times. and on each occasion there were
runners pawing the paths eager TO race
.
home.
Ford was found for twelve hits in all TWO
trIples and two doubles being among the
number. Matty Mcintyre sailed away iour
singles IN Ave times up, while every man
in the lineup hit safely, except Nalsh'
Ford issued only two passes, but he
nearly killed two OF the visitors by nituhs
them on the head. foul slipped OH the
handle OF Lords bat in the seventh as he
was lodging back. and the grea, th'lu
basaman was laid out for several minutes
but resumed playing. Corhan' IN the eisn'"'
cot tho hall on the forehead, and was
compelled TO retire from the game lh's
crinpled the White Sox. as Tannehii was
forced to go from first to short whiie
Doe. White guarded the initial sack
The Yankees did not give Ford the pest
of support. Hal Chase trying to take every
thing that came his way with one manu-
and letting the ball slip by. Inc team
lacked management at times, nobody peihs
sicnalled TO cover second in the thlrd, WIN
the result that Sweeney heaved Wildly ~
I the outfeld TO catch a runner steahhs'
Ford himself was guilty OF bad thro" 80
first. which let in run.
The Yankees opened the fourth with d
coupIe Of singles. and on an attempted
double steal Hartzell scored when sullivan
threw badly to Corhan. Harry Noi'e'
homo run AT the opening OF the nlnth 10
tho centre field bleachers answered Tor the
other tally.
The score follows