New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-19
YANKEES CO ON LOSING
Drop Fourth Straight Game to
the White Sox.
FISHER WABBLES: BENCHED
Three Dagger by Lord in the
Third Frame Clinches
Chicago Victory.
LRv Telegranh 20 The Tribune. ]

Chicago, May 1S.-Frank Chance and
his New York Yankees closed their
series with the White SoX to-day. losing
their fourth straight game by a score
of . to ?
one three-base hit 10y Harry Lord en-
abed Ed Walsh to add one more triumph
to his long string. Lord put his three.
baser into right centre field with all the
bases filled in the third inning, and COM
pleted the circuit himself moment later
on "A sacrifice ny.
The White SoX made only four hits
to-day but all four of them counted.
They were helped by seven bases IN
balls. which were extracted from the de-
livery of two different pitchers.
Fisher who started on the slab for the
Yankees was ordered out of the bal
park shortly after Lords hit upset his
equilibrium. and Clark. a southpaw from
Des Moines, finished the task i'm hne
style.
The FIRST time in the parks history
the crowd resented the election of Wis
iting pitcher and got after OLoushiln
with a chorus of "boos' and other
audible symbols of d.sapprovaL The
fans" showed unmstakably that they
wanted to see Chance win game here.
The episode caused considerable delay,
and there was no one ready 10 replace
Fisher. and O'LouGhlin CONSIDERABLY per-
mtted Clark to spend several minutes
warming up to his task.
Chance WED with Fourier at first base
and put q couple Of Well meant hits IN
pickle Hartzel annexed two of the SIX
hits of Walsh.
Schalk started the merry doings in the
third frame for the White SoX with O.
single 10 left. Hc stole second i'm hit
and run play with Walsh. who missed the
pill Ed then sacrificed little Alec 10
third Fisher lost control and passed
Sohaller. who stole second just before
Berger drew a pass. filing the bases.
Lord stepped up and whaled the first bal!
pitched 20 him far ont 90 right centre.
Woter made desperate try. but could
not connect. and the ball went Tor three
bases \ trio OF Sox runners stroi.ed
over the plate in close array. Fourier
hit sharply to McKechuie. who fumhlrd
Just long enough 10 let Lord score. but
pcgged out the hatsmau at first
Here occurred the Punishment ~ Fish
er and the advent Of clark. who finished
passing Collins. John stole second stand
ing up because nobody covered the base.
but Mattick popped out.
The Yankees kept threatening to count
but did not break through until the sixth
frame. Walsh passed Hartseil. Cree
fouled out and Chase forced Hartscl. at
second. Sweeney waited and walked,
Ben Midkin peeled OF long one over
Collinss head into the overflow seats. o.
would have been good for three bases
and two runs. out ground rules permitted
only Chase To score. Sweeney was stopped
on third and Midkin on second
McKechnie had one strike called on hin
when the Peerless Leader had one Of his
familiar lunches He tsopped the game
until he could insert Lelivelt ~ pinch
hitter. Leliyelt responded with rafting
single scoring sweeney and Mdkin
Clark flied out
After that Walsh went through 10 the
finish with only ore more hit against him.
Hartsell made that with two out IN the
seventh inning
The score follows