New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-23
YANKEES PAUSE AWHILE
Chicago White Sox Bat out
Victory Over New York.
WARRIOR HAS A RELAPSE
Callahan Tries Out New TWlrler
in Taylor, with Very
Fair Results.

For six innings the Yankees threatened
! IN down the Chicago White SoX al Amer
/ lean League Park yesterday AFTERNOONS
but then something happened. That some
I thing took definite shape in the form ol
! Wild and woolv batting rally at the eX-
nense of little Jack WARRIOR. and Wheh
/ Harry Wolyerton. batting for the niue
/ fireman. was thrown out in the nlnth NM
! ing the score stood TO 3 in favor OF the
/ Windy CITY men. The Yankees had taken
an early lead over the Westerners' ana
everything pointed toward another VIC
tory when WarhOp weakened.
Wvlie TAYLOR. u tall, rangy youth from
the Austin team Of the Texas League re-
! ceived trial by Callahan. and while No
showed unmistakable signs Of latent abli-
Inv the Yankees were able to bat MN
freelv He pitched for six innings ana
allowed nine hits. which produced three
runs. one of these TALES was scored he
cause of the inability OF Buck Weave
! 10 handle - erounder 10y Simmons. me
other two. however were driven over the
plate by some hard well timed slueSlhs'
/ When the Sox came in for their seventh
/ inning Ted Easjerly was sent To Dat 10Y
TAYLOR EasteIly hit safely and started
the SoX ON the road to victory. TheN Go'
/ 10 WARRIOR for four runs that inning. ana
then once in the lead Callahan sent hH
Walsh into the box. Enough said. Walsh
| had the Yankees up a tree until the hihth
| inning, when a base on balls and douple
/ cave a run when two were out. WARRIOR
moved down the men that faced him for
I oil
Schalk. the little catcher whom the
| White Sox secured from the Milwaukee
/ team. Of the American Association, proved
his worth in no uncertain manner yester-
dav. This ninetccn-ycar-ol boy handled
| the troublesome spitballs Of Walsh as
easily as the curves Of Taylor. Roy Hart
/ zcl was the only man to steal on him
/ New York scored in the first inning
Mcmillan and Chase both hunted safely
/ Roth made a stylish play on roller by
+ Daniels the runners moving up. Pad
dock famed. but on WcavcEs error Nc
! MILAN scored and Chase reached third, 10
/ be nipped off his base by Schalk moment
later WARRIOR was passed IN tho fitth
! inning. and scored on hits by Mcmillan
/ and Chase Mcmillan was thrown ont n
/ the plate i'm trying 10 count when chase
was caught mapping of second. and so
| when Daniels doubled 10 left Chase alone
/ tailed
/ The Sox scored in the sixth inning
Mattick walked, and Was pushed around
/ on hits 10y Lord and Collins. Weaver was
/ hit in the seventh. and then the Chicago
men lcapcd on Warhop. Schalk doubled
| Iiastcrly. batting for Taylor singled I;ath
/ sacrificed. Mattick triplod. cleaning ur
and scored on a long fly 10y Lord. Schalh
| had merry time i'm tho ninth Ne singled,
| stole second aud went to third when no
/ one covered the bag {" take Sweeney
| throw. which Stcrrctt returned. Walsh
/ singled. scoring Schalk. and after Eath
went out Mattick Init FOR base. Lord
/ doubled and 50 did Collins. noting two
runs caldwell battcd for St'rrctt i'm the
ninth and was passed Sweeney doubled
/ 10 deep left and scored Ray.
I I'll, 1snra fslttv0g