New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25

N. Y. OUT OF LAST PLACE
Mcdonnell Pitches Good Ball in
First Affray-Chase, Simmons
and Mcmillan on Their
Game Throughout.
BY telegraph 70 The Tribune

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Boston. Sept. 24-The Boston Red SoT,
champions OF the American League, were
forced 10 the last extremity OF their
ability 10 secure an even break with
WolveYton's blasted hopes from New YORK
On double header at Fenway Park mere
this Afternoon. Using their bats with
telling effect the Yankees won the first
game by a score OF TO 2 while in the
.econd the Red sox triumphed by score
ofgto1. Only eight innings were played
g. the second game owing 70 darkness
with the exception OF Larry Gardner
The Red Sox were the same as viii race
,he Giants in the worlds series. BY win
ming the frst game the Yankees crawled
M. Of the cellar. The White Sox de-
Se.ted the Browns in one game ana
eiayed them 10 tie in the other, SO
stovsns pets are back where they be-
long. IN the first game handsome SILVER
loving cup was given to Captain wagner
ty sdrnirine fans" while Hugh Bedient
syss remembered by his friends and re-
reived q handsome horseshoe scarfpin'
10th followed the time honored TRADITION
OF the diamond and struck out in'nnedl-
stely after receiving their gifts
Tbfs same Hugh Bedient was the victim
OF some mighty rough handling, and with
a more wldeawake team than inc
YANKEES against him might have suffered
even greater humiliation. Given work
snr lecwav OF fourteen hits, an error py
she defence and a couple or bases on
balls. d team that Is up on its toes con
make any amount Of trouble; but Win
eli this material the Yankees were able
70 build only five runs.
-Four Of the tallies came along W the
first inning as q result of four good wal
lopr including a triple by Daniels. There
after Bedient swung along in good style
and although he was clouted hard enough
at intervals to win three ordinary games
re simply drew the line so close that one
run wac all that was squeezed out OF him
ana the twelve thousand ''fansf VINO
traved the weather to cheer the first
champions that have graced rfStEn in
eight years found plenty 10 cheer 800.
Pitching ons Of his COOL game S;%'.and
not bothered BY the Joe Wood Snx
George Mcconnell held tho champions
sight in the hollow of his hand lie let
them down with only i've and allowed
thsrn 10 get more than one in onit, one
inning, the third, when the Rec, SOY
scored rum the other tally. rnaSS ~
The following frame, was the result Of
single and an error. In the second game
ev,Hvfi ol
artist met Roy Caldwell, and came
through with flying colors. Both sides
made nine hits, but the Red Sox hit for
distance, and got doubles by Hendrixsoa
and Yerkes, along with triple by the
siugging Duffy" Lewis. 1t was due 10
this extra base hitting that the cham
j1lons were able 70 pull out in the last
half OF the eighth. Just as the officials
were about TO call the game because Of
darkness
Cady, who played first base in place
OF Jake stahl, had q busy day. He had
no fewer than twenty-five chances. and
made the most Of his opportunity 10
shine. Wagner had 2 good day in the
first same. but retired in favor Of Krug
,n the second. Hal Chase. Simmons ana
Mcmillan played well for the Yankees.
There was no lack of excitement in the
frat inning Of the opening game. Mid
XIII singled. and. after Chase sacrificed,
Daniels tripled and scored Mldkff before
him. Lelivelt was passed as dangerous,
and on well executed squeeze play Dau-
is!s ecored, while Simmons got 10 first
safely. Right ct this point Hartzen
tripled. scoring Lelvelt and Simmons. In
tho fourth inning Mcconnell doubled, and
scored on a single by Chase. Tho Red
Sox scored in the third inning, on an err
;or by MidkiH, a hit by Yerkes and q
Double by Lewia while in the fourth
wagner singled, stole second and took
'..iTd on an error b. Williams. He scored
Oh 4 Wild pitch.
IN the second game Boston scored hrst.
Hendrixson doubled and counted on n
single by Yerkes. For New York, L.
liyelt, Simmons and Hartzell singled III
succession. Leiivelt scoring. Boston won
IN the eighth on two-bsgger by Hen
driXson, base on balls 10 Speaker and a
triple by Lewis
The scores follow:
FTRST GAME