The sun., 1912-07-25

timely two base hit by Guy Zinn
sent two runs across the plate in the
eighth inning yesterday and enabled the
Highlandcrs TO subduc the Chicago White
SOx to tho tune of TO 3. No more cx-
citing ball game has been played at the
Hilltop this year. II wound up In a
strenuous kick by Callahan and his fol-
lowers over a close decision at the plate.
which seemed to he justly rendered in
the final inning.
Big Ed Walsh and Long George Me-
..onnell were the rival pitchers and both
worked like beavers. 1t wasn't exactly
:. pitchers battle. for at times each box
man was hit freely. but it must b. ad-
,nitted that with clean support Walsh
would have excelled in effectiveness. The
iTiehlandcrs played errorless ball behind
Mcconnell. which helped him in several
tight places.
While Zinn's two bagGe- was a winner.
Hal Chase was potent factor in the
success Of tho New Yorks. Chase raped
out four safe hits in as many times at
hat. his hot singl" in the eighth inning
h~ing one of the rollers that were placed
under Walsh. Chasc's fielding was i'm
rnense. He took part in two rafting
double plays. but his greatest achievement
was tho fielding OF n bunt to third base
for a force. thereby killing a sacrifice
after picking the bail up almost in front
" the home plate. Prince Hal also saved
Simmons from making costly error
when he sccopcd up low throw with
two men on bases.
Rath scored a run for tho Sox in the
hrst inning. Hc received base on balls
and ran all tho way home on Zcdc, s
two hacser to left. which was slowly
handled. Tho IIillmcn tied tho scor" ii,
the second period Tnn opened with n
single AMI Simmons got III. on
Weavcr's poor throw. IIartzel! followed
a
Xinn counted. simmons reached third
but after Martin had been retired he was
caught on the way homo on Sweeney 5
tap to- Walsh
Daniels pmt New YORK one ahead in the
third ,nning. lie shot base hit to
left and hustled to tn" plate when Lord
throw thases inhc1d hit past Zcdcr tC
the right field seats. Chase srrintcd "a
tniyd IN mis- error and Strrrct; flied to
Rath WcaYcI made a brilliant stop of
Zinns hot groundcr and threw Chase
ont at the plate, after which Iinn was
"anSh' stca'ns.
IN tho fourth inning the Sox cvcncd
tho score. Lord walked and Callahan
put him on third with a sharp bas" hit
10 right, Lord ran home OF BOdi"' S
sacrifice ~ to Zirn and Weavcrs single
landed Callahan on the middle bag Sui
liNan grounded tn Martin and WAS retired
~ first. Chase shooting the leather Ia
Sweeney In time to double Callahan at
the plate,
The Chcacos were settled in the fifth
innng IN - way that made the 5000
fana chccr, Walsh received a pass AS
= starter and Rath beat out a hunt.
Tcidrr also hunted. tho ball dropping
within two yards ~ tho plate Chase
was right on top Of tho play and SCOOP
ing tho pill almost out of Swecn"y's hands
nc n,ndr a fast throw to Hsrt2ell, fore
ing Walsh. collins flied to Daniels and
ord hammered a Erounder near second
hssc Simmons made a great stop. but
ho threw the ball low to Chase" who
gathered TN" pin as it struck the ground
and twu has" runners were left
A smashing doubl" play by Martin.
simmons and ,'has" killed off the SoX I'm
the seventh inning but in IN. eighth Cal
lahan's crew hrol" tho III. with a tally
that was Ill" result of Hod"rs single. "A
steal, Collins's sacritic" and callahan's A
corkinG base hit a. rrutr" TN. crowd
expected a defeat after that because Walsh
had been pitching invin".bl' hnll
Wild roofing, however, greeted Il pass
10 Daniels as n starter in New Works
half. Playing the hit and run game to
perfection, Chase beltcd his fourth saf.
hit to centre just as Daniels started "a
in safety Sterreu famed and Callahan