New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
YANKEES MAKE BOLD
DASH OUT Of CELLAR
Deal Out Double Defeat to Red
Sox and Climb a Peg
as Reward.
BETTER PITCHING COUNTS
Heating and Fisher Keep the
Hits Well Scattered. and
Good Support Does
the Rest.

Harsh measures were used by the Yam
KEGS Yesterday I'm a desperate effort 10
LIT themselves out OF the cellar. and so
were they in pressing their
point tina; the Boston Red Sox were com
PEELED TO admit defeat in both ends OF
double header at the Polo Grounds.
Not since tho early part OF 1911 has the
team which is soon TO relnqush the
worlds championship been defeated In
New York by its American League rivals
although il has not been quite so success
ful while playing at Fenway Park. FRANK
Chance. however took the bull by the
horns Yesterday and directed brilliant
victory The first game was won by
score Of , 10 /. while the second ended at
TO l. the contest being called in the
eighth inning on account OF darkness.
Since the ST. Louis Browns were idle. the
Yankees passed them. and now hold sew
cnth place by a margin OF four points
Ray Heating, who started off the season
bravely by pitching the Yankees 10 We
tory IL Boston the first week Of the cam
paign. but who has been I'm hiding most
Of the year. having felt the heavy hand
Of discipline only a few weeks ago. was
in excellent form in the hrst encounter.
He gave the Red SoX merry tussle'
using rare discretion in the pinches. so
that the visitors were unable 10 count at
all until the eighth inning, and then they
squeezed only one run across the plate.
which saved them from a shut-out.
Although Heating was hit with freedom
and his team mates were kept busy. stili
he managed 10 keep the upper hand.
Nine safetes were comoed from his
curves and ne made one Wild pitch, but
he struck out five men and showed good
control. giving only two bases on balls.
Bedlent was In the box against the New
York youngster. Hits by Maisel and
Hartzell. with a double steal. In the third
frame paved the way 10 a pair OF runs.
while Williams and Whiteman coliabo-
rated on another in the sixth with a
double and a triple. the centre fielder
bouncing the ball OFF the left field fence
for three bases. Bedent allowed nine
hits in all and famed six hatsmenr lie
received errorless support. and only for
his carelessness in letting the hits come
In clusters would have tied Heating for
the honors.
Fisher was ir just as good form as
Heating when the time came FOR the sec
oud game The Yankees kept right on
their toes every minute. and lost no time
In going into the lead. once In the fore
the home twirlcr took good care that the
team STAYED there. Ray was sparing In
allowing hits. only six being made or his
delivery. while ne did not give pass and
struck out four batsmen. Anderson. his
opponent. was not hit much harder. but
he had n tendency 20 wildncss. which the
Yankees quickly took advantage %. 50
that the best use was made OF six bases
on balls by turning many OF them into
runs. The Boston twirler was found FOR
seven hits. only one Of which was for an
extra base. This was a double by cree.
Boone. the new shortstop from the
Dallas team OF the Texas League. got A
trial In the second game and gave good
account OF himself lie pounded out two
hits in four trips 10 the plate. He slipped
I'd. however. on one OF his four fielding
chances. Thomas. the Boston catcher.
hit the first ball pitched TO him in the
third inning to the centre field fence FOR
a home run This was the only tally
manufactured by the visitors IN the sec
ond game.
The scores follow: