New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-20
Miuhty SWeda Lets Only One
Man Reach Second in Nine
Frames of Superb
Pitching.
HAL CHASE BACK ON FIRST
Chance Surprises Fans" by
Making Eleventh Hour
Change, but Does Not
Admit He Is Out of
Game for Good.

asy fternoon. When the faithful ar-
rived at the scene of carnage they
found none other than the Peerless Hal
chase back at his old stand on first
base. Wit. McKcchnic, the canuy
scotchman. Who has worn the colors of
both Pittsburg and Boston. guarding
the keystone sack.
Although &C. change save the team
a much improved appearance. the ruu
benefits were not reaped as the Van
lees were forced to hurl themselves
against the armor- plated Walter John
SON The big SWede shut out the New
TX team with as little ado rs posi-
bic. making it three straight victories
for the Senators in the series. The
score was . 10 q.
There was tinge Of permanency 10
the new arrangement of the New York
infeld. despite the protestations of
Chance, who still hopes 10 get into The
game again. Chase looks the best Just
whore he played yesterday. While Ne
4n
stick he is Il good player. fast enough
10 hold his position until another Ed
die Collins or Larry Doyle is cOrrallcd
BY Chance. For the first time in SOW
eral seasons second base for the Yam
KEGS seemed TO be in capable hands.
The newcomer played a brilliant game,
handling seven chances without an e.
ror. Ee broke up a double steal by ,hc
Senator's in the third inning, catching
the speedy Milan at the plate, while
In the sixth he robbed Ainsmith Of 4
ht by running over 10 the lip Of he
diamond 10 get his grounder. Milan
met a similar fate in the seventh. when
McKechnie ran out into right field 20
grab his short fly. The bail nearly
popped out Of the second basemaa'5
glove, but he finally caught it safely
Chase made two fine cacthes Of foul
balls, and handled fourteen chances
Sith one misplay.
The Washington pitching marvel was
all that any one could ask. There was
not flaw in his work. He held the
home team in the hollow Of his hand.
-Four different times they opened an
inning with hit and reused the hopes
Of the fans" for a rally, but on each
occasion Johnson threw in the high
speed clutch. with the result that only
one man reached second during the
-,
sixth frame, when Sweeney and Leli-
Welt, batting for Young, raped scratch
hits through the box. Walter got
pretty peeved at this and struck out
Midkif, who batted for Heating, Dan
Ids and Wolter. all in row. After
Daniels led off the fourth with piping
hi to right Johnson famed Wolter
and Hartzell, while Bert died stealing.
Sweeney tried to start something again
In the eighth, but Schultz hit into
couble play. Two easy flies and
force out put d damper on rally be-
gun by Daniels in the ninth. In six of
the nine innings the Yankees were re-
tired in order, Johnson striking out
eight batsmen and allowing six scat
tered hits. He received perfect sup
port and did not give pass.
Heating twirled the first six innings
for the Yankees and showed no consid-
cradle skill. Two three-base hits in
serted at the most timely moments
proved his downfall, while his support
was not Of the best in the tight places
Young mGde a wild heave over
sweeney's head on an easy chance TO
cut a run eff at the plate in the fourth
inning, which led up to two runs which
ought never to have been scored.
poor deciYnn by Dineen gave Washing
Ion run In the third after Mckechnie
had made a perfect peg TO Sweeney,
who had Moeller blocked off the plate.
Heating was found for seven hits be-
fore he gave way to Schulz. The latter
Was nicked for a scratch hit in the last
three innings and gave one pass.
otherwise his work was perfect.
Foster and Milsn hit safely in the
hrst frame. but Gandil grounded 10
AcKechnie for n double play, retiring
The side Although Chase made mis-
play on Shanks's drive I'm the second,
wasn't until the third that the Sena-
Tors tailed. Johnson struck out, but
hoeller tripled over Daniels's head
Foster hit to McKechnie, who had
Aoeller out at the plate until the UNI
Fire called him safe. Milans single put
roster on third. Gandil hit to Hart
fell, who threw Foster out in the at
Tempt TO tally, but Milan took third on
'he play. a double steal waas broken
Up by McKechnie, who returned
sweeney's throw, killing off Milan.
horgan walked in the third and went
third on Ainsmith's single over sec
oho, the latter being out at the ma
way, Wolter to HartZell to Young
ehanks raped one at Young. who mace
Wild peg 10 the plate. letting Morgan
lore and Shanks take second. NC
PRIDE died. Young TO Chase, only 10
nave Walter Johnson come through
WIN n three base hit to centre. which
.eofed Shanks. McKechnie and Chase
'"ok care OF MoeIleT.
1 ,fartzell was spiked i'm the hand by
s.oeller when the latter attempted 10
zeal third i'm the seventh. During the
.nlerinissiOn, while the third baseman
'as having his wounds attended TO-