New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
HAPPY DAY FOR YANKEES.
Easily Beat White Sox While
ViCe-PreSident Looks On.
RAY FISHER AT HIS BEST
Pitches Good Ball and Holds
Chicago to Few Hits and
Three Runs.

Hal Chase spurred his men on 70 noble
deeds for the delectation Of the Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States on the hilltop yes
terday afternoon. with the result that Mr.
sherman saw the Yankees defeat the Chi
caSo White sox By a score Of to 3. II
was an easy victory withal, for the visitors
played in the calm matter-of-fact manner
which stamped them as second division
team. Even when New York made its daily
ascension and threatened 70 hand Chicago
the game willy nily. Harry Lord and
Ping Bodie could not see II that way. BY
their bush league work on the bases the
Yankees were able 10 recover from a Sc
we're attack If the wabbles.
Ray Fisher the we'll known Vermont
didactiCian was in excellent humor and
splendid form. Both he and Scott. his oppo-
nent. knew after pitching one ball at the
start OF the game that they could not hang
up a no hit record. Mcconnell lined Fish
er's first offering 10 left field for smart
single while BERTHE Daniels showed a COM
mendable corps d'esprit by rapping SCOTS
initial bender to right field FOR home run
from which the small but select audience
The great instructor however. steadied
down and soon had the White sox az his
mercy, keeping nine hits well scattered.
Not So Scott Four timely safeties.
punched with two passes in the first and
third innings resulted IN four runs. and the
Chica go twirler's enhancing figure was re-
moved from the landscape The youthful
Hovik, who is rapidly developing under the
tutelaee of Big Ed" Walsh. decorated the
scenery for the next four innings. couple
OF hits with five passes and some pif1ing
support enabled the Yankees 70 tally a
brace Of runs while the younFsfer reigned.
He retired n let Jimmy Callahan hat for
him IN the eighth frame. and LANCE twirled
the last with Indifferent success, due TO poor
support.
Another shift in the lineup Of the Yam
KEGS found Curry, a young recruit from
the Reading dub Of the Tristate League.
playing second base in the place Of Earl
Gardner The yoUrgster did not show any
remarkable hitting procllvities. but he ac-
copied six chances in the field without an
error. He reached first on passes and
scored a run Dolan. the new third base
man. did some fancy base stealing. pilfer-
seventh inning Jack Knight continued to
hold his regency at first base in the tenn
porary absence OF Prince Hal, and seems
TO 1T in there better than al any other
position
Daniels's home run in the first inning
put the Yankees in the lead AT the start,
while pass TO Wolter in the same frame
followed by Crees single. made everything
ready for double steal When Woter
scored the major portion of the play came
70 a successful end. so that no tears were
shed as Cree was run down between first
and second Singles by Fisher and Wolter,
q pass 70 Dolan and an out added two
runs in the third inning. while Curry's gift
Of first and Wiliams's single 70 centre
which Ping" Bodie played 50 that the
runner reached second, netted a tally in
the fourth
IN the seventh Dolan walked and stole
his way 20 third base, to come home on
an infeld hit by Cree TannehlTs tumble
gave Knight a lite in the eighth. Bodie
made a fine catch Of HartzeIl's drive and
would have doubled up Knight at first, but
Collins let the bail roll through him and
Jack took second. 10 score on drive
through Lord by Williams.
The Sox could only exc out one run, on
singles by Block Mcconnell and Lord, In
the third inning In the fifth Williams let
a third strike by Lord roll through his
legs. giving the runner a life. Mcintyre
hit through Curry putting Lord on third,
so that he scored when Bodie hit into
double play With one out in the eighth
Mcconnell smashed the sphere to centre
for single. The bail allowed its affection
for Harry Wolter to get the best of ii.
bounding and kissing the centre fielder fun
on the mouth Harry was so little I'M
messed by the OSCILLATION that the game
Was DELAYED 10 let the player get MS bear
inGs.
Daniels after stopping a ringing smash
10 right field by Lord. handled the ball
Ike a hot potato. enabling Harry 10 reacn
third and Mcconnell 10 score. Mcintyre
was easy. but Bodie drew a pass Will
iars let another third strike get ny on
Rar-ovs. and Knight dropped the catcher
throw 10 first While all this was hap
nening. Lord stood rooted 10 spot be-
tween third and home until Bodie took
possession Of third. 1t was an easy matter
then 20 run Lord down and retire the side.
The score follows.