New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-02
YANKEES TURN AND REND
Show Their Teeth and Smite the
Proud Athletics.
TOO MUCH RUSSELL FORD
Big Chief Bender Takes the
Count in Battle with
New York Wonder.


Philadelphia. Nay y. In" scalp o. '''' -
Albert Fender. ea'Wt and Angular wv
-. r.,rr,o,. and .,or a,,cher of the
,.,.s ., ,b.
"'''' 81.
nen o. h"sS"" '''". ~
Yankees tonight Tn" Two '"'''f's
IN . crua,Iire hattie ~ Wits and curves On
49,, .7i,,,,.,,d ,rts afternoon. and the pale
t.. d, score
lace """''" W.
of 5 70 o Incidentally '"'
tbair third victory OF the campaign Iherc
ig ;ov In the heart Of WolveItou ana nap
rir..s tbr.ofold beams from his face. The
,ictory Is incidertal hut ne won his gam"
nv his 6rgt sppcaraucc in tho town where
ono. his deeds at third base drew down
the cheers OF the crowd. and Birdie 'ree
and Harry Woltsr returned T" TN" toid
ready for work. although No''crloh
doomed I, advisable 20 keep both ont Of the
game
L,,.o thousand persons. and perhaps more
uor. IN hand Many " the roofers re-
,,a,rbar.1 we'll when Wolvertou wore
rh,IadeIu,ia uniform I'm tho d1yS Of Ed
D.Iobapt, Flick laioio and The other IA
nous old Thillics. and he received royal
velcon,o v.hcu he took hie place on the
coaching lines.
Ford pitched rar" brand ~ pa'' uu'
he Was favored by few lucky freaks
and had il not been for a miserable hooble
pv the sensational Eddie Collins he might
h,,o hoo, forced 10 work overtime. Six
ri,s which included doubles by Murphy
,, CId,,,c and y ringing triple by "Stuny"
lack McTnnis. were combed down from his
delivery. but he kept them scattered wisely
and well along the highways 81 the game,
o,d only I'm In. fourth inning did tho home
PLAYERS get to him for two in the same
frame Then a double play by Eardh'r
and Martin broke w a tight situation and
retired the side. Ford laid the ball over the
Mate and let his men back him up. He
eave two bases on balls and hit a man
and also prevented Baker from getting
oven q align OF q hit
Al Ford's back. and In the thick OF the
Gght was Earl Gardner. who has taken a
new lease on life in the last week or more.
Gardner made a pardonable error. but he
took care OF half dozen chances per-
f.ctlv simmons played an acceptable
t~,,d y, tau IN frat base and handled a
baLer,s dozen chances I'm tip-top style
r,ort Daniels Wa in the spotlight and
r,L.d d,yvn three healthy hits from Ben
L.
p.,,l,- ,,.,s "bean tir medicine" through
,n, .,1 ,.i,.rcd q game that warranted a
Lirdsr cato 10 allowed eight hits. and
the Yankees earned two runs by timely
b,,,,r., Fl, rho second and sixth innings. In
r.ty.a.n fines Bender had the visitors
t,ro.ki,o ,b,lr hacks going after the ball,
I'D TO, mon went down on strikes before
a.. ,,,,or.i,,, contra, and batfiing shoots.
IT,. r,,,an is-,,.d thr.. bases on balls. but
enc y, ,b. ,if,s had any bearing on the
~, ,,,o I'm.
NJ. ,,.. -, 49,, q r,s,. buo for Bender
T., ,n. .tg,,n inning There was one out
81 Nt,rprts smashed a threc-baggcr to
t.s, c.,J Tb. situation lecam, even more
,.,..-,flo ub., Barry laid one down along
-, third has. line. McIrns bolted for
home. but suddenly turned and Wriggled
a,fery hack to the far turn while Barry
ra,..l an 10 second base unmolcstcd. Ira
rbo,l,s WAS hailed by the crowd. and
Render. stalking from the bench. directed
Ill