New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-27
rwo Out When They Make Their
Bid in Final Frame and Come
from Behind to Win.
SWEENEY'S TELLING BLOW
Takes Place in Line up as
Chance Despairs and Delivers
Punch That Sends ALI
important Run Across.

ImOOIbdHJ NUN AL OSS'
with a stirring rally in the ninth inning
the Yankees nosed ahead Of Cleveland in
,,,,erlv fought game at the Polo
c-oynds Yesterday afternoon. Coming
..or, behind. with two men out. three nits
=. row bv Jack knight, Roy IIartzen
aud Ed Sweeney netted two runs, and save
....,orv 70 the tanenders by a score OF 1
,2 sweeney's blow was the telling one
,,.t brought home the laurels. as he plant
al the sphere up against the wall in right
e.ld with power enough to bring home
.,.o rms although only one was needed
., that time to win the game.
Tho combat dragged during the early
.,,gae and almost three hours were con
,r,,ed In completing the nine innings. y
ocr,na ratively large crowd Of about 10000
s,sctators. however, found much 10 set on
,brssstic over. and welcomed the dra-
r.o,ic conclusion with keen approval
papdlnc and Russell Ford were pittea
.vainst each other on the mound, ana
fought a nip and tuck battle most OF inc
vav until the New York spitbaN HEAVIER
tired in the eighth 10 let Daniels hat for
hin, schulz pitched the last inning torH
held the Mans well in hand. and although
,bov nicked him for ten hits. he kept them
veil scattered through the fray. Only
three masses were weaned from him. while
ne famed FIVE
Rlandinc was on the verge Of COLLARS
;,p time and again. but the Yankees failed
IN furnish the necessary trifinc shove tha'
vould send him 10 the clubhouse. He was
,o,,,d for nine safeties and gave seven
bases on balls besides hitting man. but
NOT until the ninth did the New York team
make ND its mind 10 go out and attach the
victory So helpless were the hahNs l"
the pinchcs that thirteen runners Were
left on the bases
Injuries and dismissions raised havoc
With the New York lineup. so that the
team Was scarcely recognizable AT the
finish Roy Hartzen had an Interesting
e,nerie,ce. and wandered all around the
diamond in search Of work without being
shie n end A. AS soon as he became
scclmated 10 one position he was moved
10 another. and showed his versatility d!
filling three berths without having
chance In the field The Peerless Leader
bsncbed Cree and Daniels at the beginning
n the game. putting Hartzell IN left heId
and Caldwell i'm right. Mckechnie was MI
on the foot by pitched ball IN the HIs'
frame and while he pluckly continued III
the game. which was delayed for I'VE MN
r,ss bv the accident. he stumbled over
N,st IN the fourth and limpcd 10 the ciub-
house Hartzen was brought In 10 cover
second. while cree went to left helo. III
the seventh Alidkif disputed a point OF
order with Egan and was banished' anu
Chance was AT his wits end TO patch up
the team He put Knight on second hart
zelI AZ third and asked Ed sweeney VINO
has been ont with an injured niger 10
over first. When Schulz came In 10 pitch
In the ninth Sweeney went behind the
rl7te and Mcconnell covered first
The Maps were the first TO score. WIN
two out I'm the second inning. Turner ore"
a pass. and went to third on Graney
little pop ny. which fell safe in right heId'
4 double steal scored Turner. Gossett
making a wild heave TO second. o Men
smashed hot liner. which Midkin failed
10 handle clearly. with the result that
Graney got 10 third. Another attempt at
double steal was unsuccessful, however
and Graney was nipped at the plate.
The Yankees tied 1t UP in the last half
Of the frame Hartzell drew a pass az
the beginning and stole second, going 10
third. while Isjoie was tossing out MO
kif. Gossetts sparkling single TO lett
brought Hartzell home Ford hit to Chap-
man. and Gossett was forced at second,
but weird heave by the shortstop In try
Ing for a double play put Ford on second
where he remained, while Mchechnle
famed. Singles by Johnston and jack
son in the fourth, coupled with an in
reid out. gave the Maps another rum
which was discounted by the Yankees In
the last half OF the frame. HartzeH
scratched hit through Turner, and after
Midkih had famed took third on Cos
sets out. Lajoie TO Johnston. Ford drew
pass, and a double steal counted Hart
zelL McKechnie was tossed out by Tur-
ner.
Johnston opened the sixth with a double
10 left, and crossed the plate on Jackson's
single through short. putting the Maps
one run in the lead This advantage was
maintained until the ninth. Wolter drew
pass as a starter but reached only as
lar as second on easy infeld outs by
caldwell and Peckinpaugh. knight
smashed one TO Chapman. which was too
not for the shortstop TO handle. and VOL
Ter took third. Chapman was barely able
70 knock down Hartzelrs drive, Wolter
counting and tlcing the score. Sweeney's
Zap to the right field wall tailed knight
with the winning run.
The score follows:
NEW YORK CLEVELAND
=, abrh 20 o abr h 20
McNhie 2b 200 40 Leibold. CT. 80 90
zee n...lOO 90. Chapm SIS 30 81
VOTER. q {, o o o. Johnston III ~ Il 20