New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-03
YANKEES TRIUMPH AGAIN
Worlds Champion Athletics Are
Treated to Another Defeat.
HARD DAY FOR PITCHERS
Jack Quinn the Only Effective
Twirler of the Five Used
in the Contest.
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Philadelphia, May Hitting the ball
when hits meant runs, the New YORK yam
KEGS won their second straight victory over
the worlds champion Athletics here to-day
They came from behind with furious
rush after the Mackmen had piled up
lead of four runs IN the third inning, ano'
outslugging the tho home team In q WHO
batting bee, won by a score OF IL TO ..
Wolverton Is now hopeful that the long
expected turn In the tide has arrived anu
that from now on the team will climb to
the top. Hal Chase is still out Of the game,
but Birdie Cree was back in the foid'
Simmons played so well at first that Chase
scarcely was missed Bert Daniels was
benched with the return of Cree. 1t was
poor day for the pitchers, and before the
last man had been retired 1--WE mad oeeh
used The Yankees used three, While Mack
sent out two. OF tie entire collection, Jack
Quinn alone WAS effective.
jim Vaughn. he OF the left-handed per-
suason. was selected TO try and duplicate
his sterling performances OF rev days
sgo. when only bad break sent him down
10 defeat. In the parlance Of the diamond
James had nothing on the ball but his
glove and left after the third inning to let
Wolverton bat for him Harry made good
IN the pinch. Il might be said IN passing.
and his hot drive down the third base line
scored run. During Naushns stay ne
was treated cordially by the smuggling Atm
Ietics. TOO cordially. according 10 NolYcr-
ton. with FIVE hits IN three innings. Hon
went on exhibition next. with the score
tied He allowed Only two hits, but these
punched. with two errors, produced run
and he was allowed 10 retire. Jack Quinn
then entered the box. and the fun for the
day. as far as the Athletics we're concerned
was over He allowed only three MUS out
these we're so far scattered that they were
lost IN the shuttle. and the plate mas never
in danger.
Between them. the teams made nine
errors. Of which four we're charged against
the Yankees. But the slips were forgotten
in the speedy work which was shown ny
the mon throughout the game. Simmons
had a brilliant day at first base, and nan
died his fifteen chances In manner De
fitting the man whose place he is ming
Martin further entrenched himself IN lhe
good sraces of Wolverton by raking IN SIX
out of seven hard chances 1T shortstop IN
good STYLE His one bobble inquired In the
scoring orgy OF tho third inning, but MS
three solid singles more than discounted
his faults Amos Strunk had me httc
time all 10 himself He merely roVed
around In haphazard sort Of fashion ana
contented himself with seven sparkling
catches in centre field
While Martin carried OF the batting hon
ors in number Of hits made, Hsrtzel! ana
Coleman made two for the 1anks ana
Lord. Collins, McInns. along with Ira
Thomas. gathered In two apiece Lord got
q double while Collin. end "Stuffy' Jack
hammered out triples.
After going out like lIitle gentlemen In
the first and second innings, the Athletics
got together In the third inning and ended
the rule OF Jim Vaughn. Thomas opened
fire by slamming a screeching triple TO the
dexter barrier, but Morgan had IDEAS on
professional courtesy and famed. Briscoe
Lord. however whaled a double 10 right,
and Thomas cantered home. Strunk walked
and Eddie Collins bounced another triple 70
right field, and the crowd gurgled some
thing about everybody doing II. Suunk
and Lord were forced 20 tally. HartzeH
was highly peevod over the exercise ne
was getting, and he proceeded 10 thro" the
ball for distance and height, Collins scor-
ing the last run OF the innins.
Morgan passed Martin IN the fourth
frame, and simmons hit one down 10
Barry. 1t looked like a sure double play
but Collins was In hurry 10 get tho bali
away, and he dropped Il, while all hands
were safe. Morgan got the habit. too. ana
Martin was safe at third when Cy made
poor throw of Crcc's little hopper. and be-
fore Baker could retrieve the ball Martin
and Simmons scored. while cree took third.
Hartzell walked, and Cree scored on the
squeeze play as Coleman beat the thro" 10
first. Gardner moved the battors along
with a sacrifice, and Street went out easily.
Then Wolverton went In TO bat for Vaughn,
and drove a wicked smash past Baker
which brought Gardner home with the run
that tied the score.
The Athletics forged To the front In the
next frame, but New York scored twice In
the sixth, and from then on We're never In
danger, for Quinn held his foemen helpless.
The Yankees scored one run IN the hfth
and four IN the seventh, but II was waste
OF energy.
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