New-York tribune., 1911-09-06
YANKEES WIN ANOTHER
Make 1t Three Straight Over
Boston Red S0x.
RAY CALDWELL A MYSTERY
Allows Eight Hits, Which Are So
Well Scattered That They
Count for Little.

Boston. Sept. 5.-Taking advantage OF a
dav wien Cleveland was resting, the Yam
KEGS broke the tie for third place, and by
making it three straight over the Boston
Red Sox. are not compelled to share honors
with any team. The score was to B. and
some five thousand Boston fans We're
glad to bid Hal Chase's men goodby for
the rest of the season.
The lean, lanIy and languorous Ray cad
well was the emissary and minister plehl-
potentiary of victory. when he pitcned an
invincible game. holding the heavy-hitung
Red Sox to eight scattering bits All OF
them were singles While the New YORK
twirler gave three bases on balls, he re
ceived good support rare thing for
Yankee twirler in these days, and managed
to pull through safely.
As an opponent, Caldwell drew Thomas
but the latter proved so fractlous at the
barrier that the Sox came near making a
disastrous getaway. and Hall was sent to
the rescue after the game was two-thlrds
Of an inning old As far as he went Ihom-
as pitched a no-hit game but he hit Dan
iels at the start and. after intersperslng
two passes with two outs, he was gently
but no less forciby removed in favor OF
Hall. The latter made Earl Gardner hit
into q force-out. and the Yankees failed
TO score in the inning. Hall allowed only
eight hits. but Chase connected Tor triple
and a double. while Caldwell raped out a
timely triple with much effectiveness
Chase and Hartzell between them gobbled
up four of the Yankees eight hits nnt
Hooper and Speaker absorbed most OF the
batting honors for Boston. Three tunes
did Hooper crack out a single, While SPEAK
or was not far behind him, with two hits.
Tho fielding of Iris and Bert Daniels was
brilliant not 10 say sensational. the Boston
plaver acceptine seven chances without an
error. while Bert made the hest Of four on
portunities to display his wares.
The Yankees scored their first run In the
fifth inning There were two out When
Hempbill drew pass and rounded the cir
cult on Hal Chase's triple over Hooper
head Hal tried 10 stretch the hit into a
homer but was out at the plate, Hooper TO
Lonerear 10 Nunamaker. Two more runs
IN the sixth inning sent the New York stock
soaring. Hartzell led of with single, only
n he forced at second by Earl Gardner.
Larry Gardner made a nifty stop Of john
sons grounder, but threw low 10 Donergan,
and the runner was safe Only the fastest
or fielding on the part Of Speaker robneo
RIair of a hit. Then Caldwell with triple
cleaned up the bags and scored brace OF
tallies Caldwell followed Chase's example
and tried TO make home, but was out
easily. HOOPER to Yerkes 10 Nunamaker
In the eighth inning chase led of with a
double and took third on passed ball.
While Lonergan was throwing out Gardner
az first Chase made dash for the plate
and tailed.
Boston's first run came as the result OF
safe hunt by Hooper in the first inning.
Hooper took third on a wild pitch ana
after Hendrckson had walked Speaker
singled 10 left. scoring Hooper. Although
Hendriokson got to third and Speaker took
second on a play 10 the plate to eaten
Hooper Engle struck out. Larry Gardner
walked. filing the bases, but Yerkes struck
out and Lonergan popped 10 Chase.
The Red Sox rallied in the eighth inning
and scored two runs. but 1t was not enough
10 win the game. Hooper started trouble
again by singing through Earl Gardner.
Hendrickson walked and Speaker. was good
for q single. which scored Hooper and put
Hendrickson on third. Engle died, Blair TO
Chase, but Larry Gardner lifted long ny
Ia Hemphill and HendriCkson scored. Hart
zeU and Chase executed GerkeF
The ecore follows.