New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
YANKEES DROP IN RACE
Lose Two Games to White Soy
and Fall to Fourth Place. =
NEW YORK PITCHERS WEAK
Fisher, Brockett and Klepfer
Make a Miserable Showing.
in Crises.

Chicago, July s-The hustling White g..
scored their third straight victory over N.
New York Yankees by capturing ho,s
games Of a double header here this ate,
noon. Chicago romped re.rily Off with n.
opening battle by o score Of to 2. ana
showed the visitors under completely -
the second battle shutting them out bv :
score Of TO Q. The double defeat tumhia,
the Yankees out of third place, and tns,
now rest tied for fourth place with m.
Boston Red Sox.
Ineffective twlrllng allowed the Soy d,
hlC the ball at timely moments, and loo..
fielding let them score runs. Doc" Nhra
pitched the opening game for the Chicago
men, opposed to Roy Fisher and 'Kingp
Brockett The physician was in fine fettl.
and allowed only five hits, none of which
were made after the third inning Fisher
on the other hard, was away Off, and r..
tired after the sixth inning TO allow king,
Brockett to finish the game. Two pitcher,
worked against LANCE in the second strug.
gle Brockett started the second battls
but he was batted out of the box, and
KEEPER. the colt. took his place aud al.
| lowed two runs.
life a burden for the Yankees by racing OF
with five stolen bases throughout the day.
Jimmy Callahan, the come back kngp
made three hits in the first game two o,
which figured in the scoring Of runs
| Zeider was also busy with his war civ,
and made three hits during the afternoon
| Harry Wolter carried the hitting honors in
| the final contest, making three hits. Harry
! Lords home run drive In the first CANA
was not the least interesting feature Of a,
eventful afternoon.
The Sox were first TO score In the open.
| ing battle. Although Dousherty grounded
out weakly. Fisher failed to locate the plato
/ for Lord. Callahan made an inheld single
and Lord scored when Bodie hit over sec.
ond base. The latter was nipped overrun.
ming, and Mcconnell grounded out to
| Knight. Singles by knight and Gardner,
| with Chases out at first enabled the
| Yanks to tie the score for a moment in tie
second, and when Hartseps single was to.
| lowed by triple from the beat OF Birdie
! Cree the Yanks flashed in the lead.
! Back on the trail came the home players
| in the last half of the third, and, with one
out. Lord hammered out a home run over
| Daniels's head and tied the score. Fisher
| kept them away from the plate in the
! fourth frame, but in the fifth they solved
! his shoots and forged ahead White fled
out TO cree i'm short left. but Dougherty
argued ticket OF leave from Fisher and
| stole second. Harry Lord raised a long
| noater to Daniels. but Callahan arrived
with a triple to distant right, scoring Pat
| from second.
| \ pass TO Zeider who stole second. and a
hit by Tannehin gave the SoX another rul
| in the sixth, and they tailed for the laS
| time i'm the seventh frame, with Brocke,s
| in the box. Louis hit Dougherty with ms
| first ball. As Lord hunted safely shower
! broke over the grounds, ard play was
called for fifteen minutes. Jimmy CallJhal
b hunted and filed the paths, and Bodies
| long fly 10 cree scored Doughe.ty from
third.
/ The second game was a hitting bee for
the SoX. Brockett turned them back safely
| in the first inning. but Bodie opened no
second frame by getting a base on balls.
Mcconnell popped to Knight, and Ping WIS
out stealing Zeider, however, made NJ
and then showed up Sweeney hy stealing
second easily Brockett went away up and
passed Tannehll and Payne, filling the
bases. and Lange cleaned up with double
over Cree's head. Bill tailed. while Dough-
ePty beat out hit 10 Chase
For the next two innings the SoX neslect'
cd 10 tally but were taken with the fever
again IN the fifth. Cree brought the spec
tators TO their feet with great catch OF
Dougherty'S foul fy, but Bode almost DIS
abled Brockett with a savage Wet through
the box. and took second when the lin;
threw wild to hrst Mcconnell hit 20 Iiga,
but d fine throw by Wolter cut down tho
Pacific Coast sluggcr at the plate. McCoR'
nell went TO second on the throW-ln and
scored when Zeider HIT 10 right
As a precautionary measure the soX pu'
two more runs on tho ledger I'm the sixth.
Brockett retired in favor OF KEEPER, VII,
was greeted with A hit to right hy Payne
LANCE famed, but Dougherty walked. and
Lord hit TO centre. scoring Payne Gala
han knocked a high bounder to Gardner, at
second base and Dougherty scored all no
way from second base on the tap. Bods
flied out, and Mcconnell ended The inning
by fouling out to Sweeney.
The score follows: