New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
Athletics Find the Yankees
Alive and Kicking.
SNAPPY PLAYS THE RULE
Batting of Chase and Daniels
Counts in Victory Over the
Philadelphia Team.

\ recOnciled Cornelius hCIiAi'N"-Ns
brought his worlds championship inner"
and some supernumeraries To the hlh'op
Yesterday afternoon for their last staho
OF the season, OILY TO taste defea' d
the hands OF the rejuvenated Yankees
RELOCATING the great and only JACK
Coombs 10 the excess baggage division,
after his brilliant record last year NAV
seem bit crude at first blush, out such
is the severe task at hand Inc Ne"
York team took 10 the Colby's alumnus
delivery with the greatest facility ana
batted out a decisive victory BY score
OF 20 l.
The Philadelphia manager must nave
found food for melancholy reflections as
he watched baseball MASTERPIECES exc
cuted by the inner works OF MS Team
only 10 have a colapsible outneid anu
mediocre pitching set II all at nauehr
The game was rip shorter from STAR
N finish. and was punctuated by three
fielding exhibits OF surprising merit t"o
OF them falling 20 the lot OF the Nlsi'o'''
n finer PLAY was ever made thsh
the one on which Jack Barry threw OUT
Daniels at the plate N the sixth inhl''e'
then memory fails Daniels had JUST
cleaned ND the bags and scored three
runs with 2 triple 10 left lie tired 20
count himself when Paddock hir 20 snort
Barrv lust barely reached the ball for
wonderful stop. and while the lahs
rasped he instinctively whipped the
sphere ~ Lapp IN time 10 throw out the
spaedv Daniels by a yard. In the fourth
inning with the bases crowded, JACK NC
MILAN was basely robbed Of a hit oy the
agility OF that perfdious New Yorker
Eddie Collins who jumped in the air 10
make the catch and then tossed 70
Barry 10 double Sweeney OF SECOND
Bu+ the third exhibit was more TO the
point and centred around none other tnah
Leiivelt r newcomer 90 the ccntreneid
pasture OF The Yankees When Coomhs
led or IN the eighth oy being hit. ana
Murphy beat out a puzzler 10 the box. Il
looked as though the Athletics were 90
ing 20 start something. Ey~n after Mag
CERT and Collins had been peacefully exc
cured the danger was not over, Tor
Baker was looming up omiuousif in me
offiug LeIivelf. however forgot the
courtesies due 20 worlds series heroes r.
budding Youngsters. He placed his s.oVed
b,os somewhere IN the ambient atmos- ,
pnere between home plate and the bleach
ers and pulled down the ball just sf'er
2 Franklin's BIZ black bludseon had ar
,,otiorstelv kissed ir good night. 10 was
fortunate that Telivelt was there. for u
takes some time 90 repair bieachers.
coombs had q confident smile and An
excellent delivers. but the ball sailed over
rho Mate with nothing on II bat the
Stircnes and Bar Johnson signature
While the Yankees enjoyed a merr5 time.
scoring TWO runs on ten bits in the first
Eve innings they made amends in tne
sixth los punching lour hits for az many
talles
on. HaI Chase brow rested the Aiunr
Iaurels after the tray was over his sim
gie. double snd home run on his first
three trips 20 the plate accounting Tor
two runs Hartzen with three hits. and /
Daniels and sweeney with a brace apiece. /
were contributing causes for the Phila-
dephia downfall Jack Warhop. or inc
other hand was IN fine fettle, and held /
me visitors 20 seven well scattered
safeties.
Singles by chase and Daniels. with Pad /
docks sacrifice A.. gave New York a ,
run in the first frame, while Chase I
homer added another r. the 9Th. Hart +
eel opened the sixth with hit and took 4
second on Muruhys error. Sweeney hin 4
nut him on third. SO that he counted (
vhe- WARRIOR singled through short. Nc T
MILAN raped one al Coombs. and I
sweeney was forced az third. Chase drew +
a pass. filing the bases. and then Daniels 7
cleaned them up With triple. Bert was /.
out az the plate on Paddocks drive 20 /
Barry
4 pass 20 Coombs. MagEsrt's double and 4
Coluns's sacrifice fy gave the visitors /
their only run in the sixth inning.
The score follows