New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-03
Chicago White Sox Rally in the
Last Game of Series and
Beat TailenGerS.
CHAPPELLE IN lIMELiGHT
Death Valley jim" Scott III
His Best Form, and New
York Is Lucky to
Make Four Hits.

wendell their way 10 the Polo Grounds
yesterday, hoping TO witness the third
consecutive defeat Of the Chicago White
SoX at the hands OF the valiant New York
, Yankees. Fifteen thousand downcast
fans wendell their ways homeward to
tell how the aforementioned Chicago
White SoX came out OF their protracted
losing streak and trampiing the oppos-
tion under foot won by score Of 1 TO 1.
Callahan's warriors. who had lost seven
straight games. perked M nobly and car
ried the fight bravely
To any one Of several causes might the
defeat Of the Yankees be attributed. but
n" cirdinal reason was Jim Scott. the
broad shouldered boraX miner from Death
VALLEY. Scott simply toyed with the
Yankees. foilinG their puny efforts with
a skill that left nothing 10 be desired. he
let thcn down with four hits. and one Of
these. knights hrst safety was fuke
Of the first order In the sixth inning,
noweye'. the Yankees punched two clean
hits with 4 delder's option and a base on
/ balls for their lone run. That was their
only opportunity Scott passed one man
and hit another but struck out five In
six Of the nine innings he retired the side
I'm Indian file.
Larry Chappeile the $1,000 luxury from
Milwaukee PLAYED his first game for the
White Sox IN this city. He had little to
do in the field. being called upon 20 make
only one catch. but he raped out two
hits It. his five trips to the plate one OF
these was a scratch that rolled between
Hartzell, Warhop and Knight All three
went after it. leaving the bag uncovered.
His second drive however was A clean.
whlstllrg liner over second base which
scored "Br!cky" Kuhn from second base
with the last run scored by the SoX.
To littl4 Jack Warhop and his dinky
underhand delivery Chance intrusted the
game. Later he bitterly rued his decision,
for Warhop was boomer and was
knocked out OF the box in four innings.
By that time ne had allowed four hits,
and these with as may bases on balls
and two errors were soon converted into
four runs for the White SoZ. Had War
hep been allowed 10 linger long IN ms
merry gathering there is no way OF tell
ing Just where and when the festivities
would have ended. He was removed.
however and George Mcconnell. the tall
gentleman from South Carolina. was sent
IN to save the game. Mcconnell was In
the midst OF one Of his good days, and he
was never IA any grave danger. A fine
one handed catch by Harry Wolter saved
him lot Of trouble IN the fourth.
"BUo." Weaver. shortstop OF the White
Sox. was in the limelight with a couple
Of stops Of the highest order. His best
PLAY was on a lick by Wolter in the sixth
inning. which ne converted from q seem
ingly sure hit into a force out, getting
Hartzell at second base He also closed
the game with a clever stop OF Cree
snappy drive. Ezra Midkih was among
those present. and he robbed Jack Collins
Of a double by a grand catch In the sec-
ond inning.
The White SoN made merry in the Sec
ond frame. getting three runs and mort
gaze On the game After Midkin killed
of a drive by Collins, Fourier got nit
on a Slow roller 70 second base and took
the midway when Warhop passed WeaN-
or. Kuhn rolled one TO Hartzell. and the
latter. much TO his own disgust. not to
mention that OF the crowd. let the oall
peter through 10 right field. BY fast
running Fournier scored and Weaver
went 10 third, Kuhn taking second on
the play. The last named rounded third
when Chappelle got a fuke single 10 the
lnfeld. and completed the circuit on War
hops vondrous not 10 say Respondent,
throw TO the right field grandstand by
way Of catching Chappelle of first base
Larry went 20 second base on the error.
Berger drew down a pass. but Lord 3
savage grounder vas stopped by knight.
retiring the side
Kuhn WAS passed to open the fourth
inning. and he dashed 10 second as Scott
died on the altar Of sacrifice, scoring on
Chappele's single 70 centre WARRIOR then
retired In favor Of Mcconnell and mo-
ment later Wolter made his brilliant
catch on Berger and Chappele was
doubled. with Mcconnell going along In
fine style the White Son took 1t out n
wishing.
The Yankees broke the ice in the sixth
inning. Roy Hartzell started the inning
with a single to left. but was forced at
second by Volter on Viewers great play.
Wolter. however reached second base
when Daniels walked on four balls. Peck
,npaugh was out on an inheld hy. Weav-
- making the catch. but Cree slammed
out A beauty TO centre a moment later,
scoring Wolter.
The score follows