New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-10
YANKEES, BOLDER,
BEAT WHITE SOX AGAIN
Fall Upon CiCotte in Fifth
Inning for the Win
ming Runs.
FORD PITCHES FULL GAME
Gets Into Two Tight Places, but
Support Comes to the
Rescue in the Nick
of Time.

Emboldened by their success of Satur-
day the Yankees continued to rip things
wide open at the Polo Grounds yesterday
afternoon. and breezed away with their
second consecutive victory over the chi
cago White SoX
IL was an entirely unexpected proceed
ing. Taking the time required to win
their first game at home as a basis, the
second was not due until some time in
August hut. as usual the unexpected
happened, and Frank Chance is being
congratulated on the twins The score
was { TO I.
tinge Of the unusual was noted in the
staying powers of Russell Ford. VINO
bagged hts second trophy of the season.
The New York star was the first Of the
staff to pitch a full nine innings At tn"
Brush stadium. the need of pinch hitters
resulting in the untimely dismissal Of
other pitchers. even when they were at
their best. But Russ outlasted three Of
the Chicago brand yesterday. allowing
eight hits and tanning six men, while he
passed only two.
Cicotte, who has done some creditable
work this season. was named 10 give
Ford a battle, but a mixture Of hits anu
errors in the fifth caused his exit. al
though he retired the side before leaving
the mound. But the Yankees made seven
Of their eight safe walops off him. Lam
age and White. his successors. being in
Vincible
Ford was in two tight places during the
encounter Two hits and an error filled
the bags in the sixth with one out but
Peckirpaugh. McKechnie and Borton col
laborated on a double play that rounded
out a scoreless inning Singles by Bodie'
Mattick and Schalk put three on with one
ont in the seventh. but only one run
leaked over the plate before Russell put
a duietus on the rally. Cree ending II all
with sparkling catch Of Rath's short fly
10 left field
Ronie Zleder was on the bench for the
day. McKechnie taking his place. The
new second baseman had little chirop-
odv practised upon him YESTERDAY and
was compelled 10 lay of for the after
noon The substitute was compelled 70
tale care Of nine chances. eight Of which
he handled fawlessly. Birdie cree made
a pretty throw 10 Sweeney IN the first
inrinc capturing Chase's short fly and
uOuHIlnE RAIN at lt' pid''. ''"N 80 '''.-
a run
The fire Of the Yankees was scattered
. until The ffth inning McKechnie led of
by beating ont high bounder over
Cicotte's head Midkiff rolled an easy
one 20 Rath. but the best the second
baseman could do was to toss out the
batter. McKechnie advancing to second
Later ne took third on ? wild pitch ana
trotted home when Peckinpaugh lined a
timely single to right Ford laid down
q safe 0unt toward third. putting Peckin-
pauch on second
Hartzels bounder was too hot for
even Chase 10 handle bat Hal ma le
matters worse by making a weird toss
% Cicottc. who covered the bag. so that
Peck tailed Ford went TO third and
Fartzell 10 second. Wolter hit 10 the
lox for an easy out hut Cicotte fumblel
the ball momentarily. letting Ford count
Borton singled solidly TO left. bringing
HartzeU home with the fourth run. The
first baseman was out Bode TO Weaver
trying TO stretch the hit into a double.
The score follows.