New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-22
YANKEES RALLY IN TINE
Score Three Runs in Ninth and
Beat the White SoX.
BlLK BY PITCHER FATAL
Errors Put New Yorks in Corner,
from Which They Escape by
Hard Hitting.

Jimmy Galatians rampaging White SOY
who are so brazenly flirting with the
American League pennant this early IN ''.e
season. arrived here Yesterday on sched-
uled time, and ran slam bang into one Oh
the Iurid ninth inning rallies Of the Ne"
York Yankees, which always break M t'e
most unexpected and iEopportune times -.
visiting teams The lariat which Harry
Wol,erton tossed onto the stampedlng Gre"
of wild and woolly Westernors brought 'I'e
whole Guilt to a sudden pause in the Ea'i'o
1t American League Park.
1t was the third defeat Of the Chicago
team on their trip through the East Du'
victory was none the less rcllshed by the
Yankees, because It prevented them lroIh
falling into the cellar. the St. Louis BroWhs
polishing off the worlds champions most
vigorously New York won by score OF
9 10 s.
The fact that the tieing run scored by
the Yankees came in as the result or
DC ssod bah and the winning run by dint OF
a balk did not cause any heartburninGs or
pangs OF remorse on the New York bench.
Wolverton's men were far too generous
with the visitors early in the fray to suit
the large crowd Of coatless. straw-hatted
| fans Oh mana. six hits, coupled with five
errors, enabled the White Sox to tally eight
runs and come up tc tie critical ninth with
a lead OF two counters. the Yankees, al
though hitting much better, being able 10
garner only six.
Bert Daniels led of I'm the last frame with
a triple down I'm Jimmy Callghan's district.
Then up jumped linn. who had already
done enough to put the whole city Of Chi
cago in mourning, with "A triple in the sixth
and a home run. with two idlcrs on the
paths. in the seventh. The New York cen
ire aelder singled to centre for his third
nit, scoring Daniels.
Benz. the young sensation OF Chicago,
who started pitching in the seventh, was
Immediately removed. and the situation was
intrusted to the more expCsienced LANCE
Chase. however was good for a single to
left, while Cree sacrifice moved linn and
Hal up peg. The awful ending can lie
told briefly. passed ball let Zluu score
from ;hlrG with the ucng run. putting
Chase on third. While Simmons struck
out and Hartzell walked, balk by Lange
was the signal for Chase TO como home
with the winning count
Russell Ford directed New Yorks dest.-
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TO be in fair way TO lose we'll pitched
game. While a quartet of doubles were
included In the six hits which he allowed,
they did not begin to do the damage that
the errors of his teammates wrought.
The White Sox took the liberty OF scor-
ing three runs in the seventh inning with
out making hit, which was hardly the
courteous thing 10 do, to say the least.
Martin made three separate and distinct
low throws 10 Chase, which skinned
through the first bascman Weaver got Il
life on the shortstops first error and
Chase gYaciously conceded him second
base but when the alert visitor saw Hal
| loaang on the way TO retrieve tho sphere
he started for third, drawing low throw,
which got through Hartzell, and scored.
The Yankees entered with considerable
zest into the hammerng Of Peters. MoG-
ridge, Benz and laHgc, INC, al over the
lots making thirteen hits. Peters, who
started the game. wcathered six innings.
keeping eight hits well enough scattered
so that only three runs resulted. Matty
| Mcintyre Lattcd for him Ia the seventh
and M0gridge mounted the hlIock. The
latters scrpcutine southslde swerycrs
proved delectablc morscls, but before the
Yankees could show any great incoutnehce
IA their feast M0gT.dSc was removed.
after a single. a pass and LinH's home run
into the blcachcrs had Melted three runs.
Then young Benz, who has five Victories
and no defeats 90 his credit 50 far this
! year. came to the rescue. checking the
Yankees until the ninth. when he, too, Lad
10 give way and let LANCE lose the game.
The White S0X got of in the lead. Harry
Lord drew a pass, stole second and came
homo on Callanau's double 10 left Jimmy
took third ON an out and tailed on wild
pitch. Collins doubled soon aftcrward,
anyway. Martins error on Weaver
grounder was just as good as a home run
IN the second, for the Ch!cagoan rounded
the bases successfully. Lords single and
doubles by Bod.c and Collins sent two runs
home in the sixth. SO hits were required
for three in the seventh. Weaver was safe
on Martins error was sacrificed 10 second,
took third on a halk and was safe at the
plate when Mcintyre grounded TO Martin,
who threw TO Sweeney. Rath walked and
I took second on Lords grOuHdcr TO sim
mons. Mcintyre going % third. Martin
and Chase combined inehectiycy once
more on Cailahan's ETouuder, and two runs
crossed the pan.
! Sweeney singled In the third. took third
on Ford's double. which Collins lost In the
sun. and came home on Danielss grounder
T. Weaver, who threw Ford out taking
third. Zinn's triple 10 start the sixth and
Crees single added another. Birdie stole
second. took third on a hit which glanced
off Pcterss glove and scored on Hartzell 5
sacrifice fly. Sweeney singled and Ford
walked In the seventh, both crossing the
plate when linn deity placed tho ball in
the centre field blcachers for a home run.
Tho score follows: