New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-26
LOSE IN TENTH INNING
Chicago White Sox Humble Yam.
KEGS in Last Game of Series.
DANIELS MIGHTY AT BAT,
Caldwell, After Pitching Well.
Weakens Under Strain and /
WARRIOR Fails to Hold Pace.


innings TO subdue the Yankees in a LITTLE
farewell party at American League Park
yesterday afternoon. AS a contest Il wa,
not as inspiring as some that the two
teams have played in the last few DAYS
but II was pretty we'll fought and the
Sox were lucky TO get away with a IN
Victory. The Yankees made almost a.
many hits as the Windy City crew, I'm,
they wasted a whole bushel full Of on.
portunities that should have been con.
verted into runs.
inning when Callahan objected to q de.
cision so strenuously that he was eject.
ed from the game. In fact, Sheridan, the
ield umpire, was on the point of having
the game awarded TO the New York team
because Callahan took 80 much time In
leaving the field. The Chicago manager
jumped into the grandstand and got be-
hind railing. This angered Sheridan On
much that he was about TO have the
game forfeited, when Callahan, realizing
his mistake. took to his heels.
slim" Caldwell, who performed so
brilliantly against TIE Maps last week
was on the mound for the Yankees. bur
his disintegration came fast and fur,ousv
in the sizth inning, when by a succession
OF hits, bases on balls and hit bats.
men the White Sox were enabled 10 n.
the score. Up to that time Caldwell had
gone along swimnlinsly and everything
was breaking his way. In the pinches he
had frightened up and the only run the
opposition had been able to make OF him
came in the fourth after Collins had
waited triple to deep centre. Caldveu
came back SO handsomely in the fifth tina,
he looked like q sure winner, but when ths
Sox began to get 20 him IL the sixth
they resolved him into his component
parts so swiftly and deftly that Wolver.
ton was forced to give him the high sign
and WARRIOR went In 10 end the inning
AS d rescuer he was all right, but in thu
tenth he wabbled a bit and the ever
ready Chicagoans pounced on him for
the winning runs
Bert Daniels was the whole show when
1t came to hitting. He was up four times.
ana his net score for the afternoon yas
single, a double, triple and q home
run. As matter OF fact he made one
less than half the Yankees total hits. and
he was responsible for all four runs
Because OF the injury to Weaver. Gala.
han had TO shake his team up, and Zeldsr
went 10 short, Collins coming In from
the held to first base and Mcintyre going
from the bench TO centre. Daniels scored
the nrst run OF the game in the opening
inning. He singled, stole second, and
went to third on Chases hit TO Zeider.
Sterrett drove out sacrifice ny and Der,
scored. The advantage thus gained the
Yankees held until the fourth, when
Collins's triple and Bodies out resulted
in one run.
1t looked In the fifth as II Danielss
home run had put the game on ice. There
were two out when Sweeney walked, and
Caldwell made an inneld hit Daniels
had two strikes on him when he landed
on Benz for his circuit wallop, scoring In
all three runs. II Hartzell, the first man
up in this inning, had not tried 70 steal
there would have been four runs in, and
that would ultimately have meant the
game for the home team.
-Four hits gave the Sox their three runs
In the sixth, beginning with Zeider's
drive down the first base line.
Collins WAS hit by e pitched ball, and
Lords single scored Zeider. Galatians
bunt, which Caldwell made 10 attempt 10
field filled the bags. Bodie hit into q
double killing. Gut Collins scored on the
play and Mclntyre's single brought Lord
home with the tieing run.
Daniels reached second IN the eighth
inning, but there was no further scoring
until the tenth. when the Sox punched
four hits OH Warhop and scored two runs.
It was on Lords hit, which doubled Col
Inns, that Callahan Kicked himself out Of
the game. But even with two out, hls
In succession by Mattick, who bstted for
Callahan, Rodie and Mcintyre brought
in tho winning run.
The score follows: