New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-16
Heating Pitches Well. Nothing
Daunted by Bad Start.
FIVE TWO-BAGGERS COUNT
Hal Chase Back at Second Base
and Makes His First
Assist of Season.

Boston. April l5.-It took the Yankees,
as Junior representatives of the Polo
Grounds. to put the name of New York
in the victory column for the first time
this season. While the Giants have fused
along with the tail-enders and made
mess of things generally in the two
games they have played, the minions oil
Chance again bearded the worlds cham
mons i'm their den to-day, and showed the
way to their third defeat in four con
tests. The score was to ,.
Ray Heating. the youngster who showed
such promise in the New England League
last year that Farrell engaged him Tor
duty. had the handling of the game ana
pitched with discretion. After an uncer-
tain start he got his balance and sailed
the course with flying colors, mNstiiyinS
the home players at every turn Eight
hits were punched i'm the first two frames
but after weathering the storm Heating
held the upper hand. and Boston made
only three hits for the rest of the game.
Raw revealed rare control under adverse
conditions and did not give n pass.
Charlie Hall was sent TO the front by
Jake Stahl, but cluster OF two-base hts
proved his undOing. Five doubles ana a
triple were part and parcel of the New
York attack, every hit made with one eN-
ception. being for extra bases. 4 strong
wind was largely responsible for this state
of affairs Hall managed to keep the hitS
fairly well scattered. but they were OF
such lusty proportions that the manu-
featuring of runs was not 50 difficult.
After good nights rest Hal Chase
almost completely recovered from the
injury he received yesterday back
i'm the game. lie made his first assist Of
the season at second base. when he
scooped up Gardeners fast grounder in the
sixth inning and made a lightning throw
To first. All in all. Hal handled five
chances without an error. lie lid some
effective work as well on the bases scor-
ing two runs and pounding out rolhck-
Ing triple in the fourth frame.
The Red Sox presented a forbiddinS
front i'm the first frame and Heating was
lucky to escape with as little damage as
actually was wrought Hooper led off
with a single, and advanced TO second on
q sacriic Icy YerkeSe. iris Speaker then
bounced a single off Keating's glove and
Hooper went to third. 4 double steal was
attempted. but Sweeney threw wildly 10
Chase. Hooper scoring and Speaker tax
ing third Lewis lifted to Daniels. but
Gardeners single brought Speaker home.
Woter took care of Janvrin's long fly.
Although Hall doubled and Hooper sin
gled with two out in the second frame.
Heating frightened up in admirable fash
ion and struck out Yerkes.
The Yankees never lost heart at the
jump which the Red Sox took, but started
i'm hot pursuit in the second inning. Birdie
Cree famed. but Chase was safe on Wag-
ner's error and Sterret took the cue and
singled Sweeney then brought Hal home
with a smart double to right, Sterret TAX
ing third. where he fingered, while Young
and Heating struck out.
In the next inning Daniels famed a. a
starter. but Wolter doubled to centre. and
Hartzell followed with a hit OF like pro-
portions to right. which brought Wolter
home with the run. which tied the score
cree drove a troublesome eroundrr to
Janvrin. but the latter got the ball TO Hall
In time 10 kill off the runner. while Hart
zell. in trying to score, was doubled up
II the plate.
The fourth frame found Chase starting
operations with three-baSe drive. Ster-