New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-24
YANKEES BACK IN RUT.
WoIverton's Men Lose Again to
Chicago White Sox.
EDDIE CIC0TTE A PUZZLE
Shuts Out New York for Eight
Innings, Not a Man Reach.
ing Second Base.

1t may not be the courteous thing to
do, this walking Into a mans parlor and
then knocking him down. but that Is ex-
actly wnat the Chicago White Sox did
10 the Yankees at American League Park
yesterday afternoon. With Eddie Cicotte
at the helm, Callahan's warriors played
In their best form. and won easily by the
score of 4 to .. The Yankees grasped the
only opportunity they had, and pushed
two runs over the plate when two were
out in the ninth inning. A hit by Pad
dock, which followed an equally acci-
dental hit by Daniels, shaped the ways.
and a double by Hartzel drove both men
over the plate.
II was a clear cut case OF too much
CicOtte The former Boston man showed
In no uncertain manner that he Is pos
sessed of an incurable baseness OF soul
so far as giving the Hilltop men chance
was concerned. For eight innings not a
Whitehead runner reached second base,
and only six breathed the rarified atmos-
phere OF first. or the seven hits made
from Cicotte only two were real. Dig
league safeties. The rest were weak in
the knees, little infeld safeties that hap
pened to bound badly az the fielder was
about to make his play.
Coupled with Cicotte in the suppression
of hayward Yankees was Jack Collins,
the big first baseman OF the White SoX.
Collins came I'D to the bat three times
when teammates were waiting on the
lines. longing for hit that would drive
them home. Twice lie cracked the bail
into safe territory. Ping" Bodie was
leading factor in the punishment OF
Fisher. and the fence-breaking Italian
whaled out three safetes.
Ray Fisher the stockily built peda-
gogue from the Green Mountains, deco
rated the centre Of the diamond for eight
innings, and was hit to good advantage
The Sox clouted him with abandon when
men were on bases, and before II was
over Fisher must have longed TOT the
comparative peace and order OF the schooi
ROOM Eight hits ciattered into SAFE ter
ritory before he was derricked to allow
Caldwell to hit for him. and those eish'
hits were enough TO allow the four runs
scored to patter home George DAVIS
the Williams College pitcher, fnished the
game. and prevented further hilarity on
the part OF the guests.
In the fourth inning Mattick was saie
on an error by Fisher and Lord bumped
solid one to right for base sendihs
Mattick TO second. Collins whaled one on
a line TO centrefield and Mattick scored
Lord taking third and Collins second OH
the throw TO the plate. Bodie buhteu
safely filing the bases, and. although
Zeider hit into double play. Lord count
ed. In the sixth inning Mattick sins'eu
and went from first to third when LoFo
grounded out. Paddock TO Chase. Oo'-
Inns scored Mattick with safety to CEN
ire. Cicotte doubled in the eighth innihs,
Rath was passed and the bases were hiieo
when Chase tried TO get Cicotte OF th'ru
on a bunt by Mattick. After LORD sUuch
ont. Cicotte scored when Collins forced
Mattick at second base.
In the ninth inning Daniels ana fau-
dock singled and double by Hartzei'
scored both runners.