New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-01
REST CURE NO AVAIL IN
FOSTERING YANKEES
Fed Sox Deal Out Another
Drubbing, Errors Avert
ina a Shut out.
SCHULZ HAS MERRY TIME
Boston Players Recover Batting
Eyes and Back Up Bedient
Derrick Makes
His Bow.

Rest cures. reorganlZauOnS ana Tecu-
perations are of no avail in checking the
merry little downward career Of Frank
Chances Yankees. With Derrick and
Sweeney back in the lineup, a shifted
batting order. Hal Chase on first base
Lelivelt in centre field and a three-day
vacation TO boot, no change in the condi-
ton of the patient was reported at the
end Of an engagement with the Boston
Red Sox at the Polo Grounds yesterday
afternoon.
The walloping this time was by score
of to /, errors by Iris Speaker ana
CLYDE Engle, with one out in the last
inning. giving the New York team the
lonesome tally that saved them from
shut-out.
The worlds champions seemed TO have
profted more than their opponents by the
period Of inaction. With Hugh Bedient
back in top form the Red Sox recovered
their batting eyes and rallied to the aid
of the ilustrious youngster in such q
convincing fashion that the final outcome
of the game was never in doubt. Al
though Hugh was found for ten hits he
kent them so well scattered that they
were valueless in the compilation OF runs.
one base on balls spoke for his control
Schulz. the young New York southpaw'
was intrusted with the awful responsible
itv of leading the Yankees TO victory, but
he was far from equal to the emergency.
The Red Sox hammered his curves with
poignancy and vigor at any and all times.
Co
visitors tailed In five of these. They be-
came so obstreperous in the seventh
when they counted three times, that
Chance declined TO witness the slaughter
any longer and sent Hoff, another south
paw. TO check the advance. Schulz was
found for fourteen hits, Cady and Lewis
each getting three. while Ball, Speaker
and Engel harvested two apiece.
The Red Sox began operations in the
first inning, when they tailed two runs
Hooper led off with piping single gong
20 third on Balls rap through short
sacrifice by Speaker and Lewis's safe
drive to centre brought both men home
In the second frame pass to Wagner
and sparkling hits by both Cady and
Bedient added another 1t was one, two
three in the third. but there was more
trouble in the fourth, which Engle opened
with a single to centre Although Wag-
ner died easily to Midkiff, Cady lined a
hard drive into Cree's hands, but the left
fielder dropped the ball and Engle scored
Cady going to third, where he remained
while Midkim tossed ont Bedient an'
Hooper
In the next frame there was one ou
II.
when Speaker caught curve in the lids
and reached first. He did not linger there
long. for Lewis drew a sead on the bal
and knocked it far over VOTERS head tC
the camping grounds in distant righ
field. Lewis got three bases on the drive
scoring Speaker. Schulz managed TO far
Gardner, while Alidkiff threw out Engle
The seventh frame was a riotous one
Ball and Speaker opened fire with single!
to centre, Iris romping home on Lewis
hit TO left. Gardner attempted sacr
fee bunt, and Schulz fumbled the bail
thus filing the bases. Engle scratched &
hit through Derrick, scoring Speaker
Hartzell fumbled Wagner's grounder, let
ting Lewis count, but recovered tn
sphere in time to throw the shortstop out
Cady famed and Derrick tossed GU
Bedient.
Lelivelt's scratch hit through Bal
opened the way for New York's only tally
at the beginning of the ninth. Midkif
forced out Jack at second, but advanced
10 the midway, when Derrick singled
sharply to centre. Speaker made a wilt
heave in returning the ball 70 the infield
the sphere skipping through Ball ant
letting Midkiff take third. Engle tried
to nall him at the far station, but heavet
poorly TO Gardner, so that Midkiff count
ed easily and Derrick reached third. Cos
sett, however, lifted TO Ball. and Nc
Kechnie, batting for Schulz, flied Il
Lewis.
The fans" had their first peek at Der
rick in big league game. He handed
six chances without an error but cou
pie of scratch hits through his territory
which might have been stopped by care
full handling. did considerable damage
Gossett, the new catcher recently pur'
chased, got into the game as Hoff's re-
ceiver. He did not have much Of chance
to distinguish himself, but showed lo
of pepper ana dash, with running fir'
of conversation