New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
| Red Sox Still InvinCibIe 10 the
Hilltop Team.
WOOD REMAINS A PUZZLE
Jeering Cheers Greet Efforts Of
HartSell and Stump
Zinn Does Well.

JnasmUch as the New York Yankees have
not beaten the Boston Red Sox IN O single
game this son, they evidently felt that
YESTERDAY would he o poor day on which
70 establish precedent. With that end
In view, apparently. they went through the
motions of playing ball and were well
walloped by the leaders IN tho league race
al American League Park by a score OF II
to 3. Two games will be played this after
noon. the first beginning at o'clock.
\ fair sized crowd was IN hand yes
terday The fans werc inclined to be
considerate in the beginning. but they soon
swung 70 the other extreme. Roy Hart
zell and stump were their chosen victims,
and when either as much as caught a
thrown bali he was hilsriously cheered.
AS compared with the thrilling struggle
on Thursday, there was some imp Jvement.
The Yankees made only four errors. Hart
cell whose work In the field has been as
tight as sieve committed his daily bun
gle. Stump simply refused 10 remain out
Of the spotlight. and he Clipped in one,
Whiio the official scorer made black marks
against Birdie cree and Moloney. Hartzeu
and stump were good enough 20 mako
their errors in the second Inning, when
Boston scored five runs When Stump al
lowed WaGnor's grass cutter 10 mCander
through his legs Il filled the bases when
a double play was IN sigh, a single by
Cady then bounced of hts legs and scored
Lewis and Gardner. with another easy
double play looming UP. Hartzell muffed
ball hlt by Hendrickson. and the bases
wcro filled for the second time. Then
Ice E,1g for
a double and cleaned IN
Bearing IN mind that to the Yankees
Joe Wood is more or less a puzzle. and
principally more than less, II is not sur
prIsing that the seasons first victory over
che Red SoX IS still to be won. The New
York men waXed more familiar with his
curves than usual and managed to score
three runs on nine nts, but If Duffy Lewis
had not fallen down when going after a
drive by Zinn in the eighth inning that
rolled for n triple tho total might have
been limited 10 two. Joe gave two bases
on balls and hit a batter. but lie found
time TO retire half dozen men on strikes.
Iinn was tho boy who gave him most
to think over, and tho young Southerner
made three safe hits I'm four times at bat
Behind the excellent pitching OF Wood.
the Red Sox played sensational ball. Cady,
the young catcher who with the
Newark Indians last year, made one of
tho greatest catches ever seen on the
hilltop grounds In the first inning. Chase
who was back at first base, put mp
twisting foul that Cady gathered In Just
as he sprawed over the railing OF one
Of the boxes Wood and Yerkes made
another startling play IN the NTH inning.
Sweeney smashed one down the limo to
Stahl that was 80 hot that Il bounced
out OF his init and rolled toward right
field Yerkcs retrieved the ball and got
II to Wood, who covered tho bag, in time
10 nip Sweeney by stop.
Jack quinn tried 10 win tho game Tor
the Yankees. In the first inning lie was
aided and abetted by Hartzell. who nude
the crowd gasp by three good plays IN
n row This retired the side without
run. Too good 20 last" remarked one OF
the onlookers and he was right The
storm broke I'm the second inning. when.
thanks 10 errors and some good healthy
batting, the Red Sox counted I'VE runs,
quite enough TO win. From that time
on the Boston men had the merry crack
of the ball on bat ringing out clearly
until they had amassed fifteen safeues.
The score follows: