New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-08
YANKEES BRING
WOE TO RED Sol
Recent Conquerors Of tbe
Athletics Only Able to
Break Even.
SMOKY JOE WOOD
BANISHED BY CHILL
Speaker Sends McHaIe from
Box by Knocking Home Run
In First Game.

The Boston Red Sox, fresh from Z
triumphant campaign against the
worlds champion Athletics, were r.
pulsed by the main body Of the Nss
York Yankees at the Polo Grounds yes.
terday afternoon. The invaders ne.
with some minor success In the hFd
stages of the conflict. In fact, theF
captured the first game, that droelei
along for the best part Of two hours
BY "a score of 5 to 1. In the tIiliehf
session, Of which seven innings wes,
played in 1 hour and As minutes, Nv
York hurried up fresh troops ana
crushed the attacking forces. The
score was to /.
Twenty-Five thousand spectators, The
largest crowd that has attended Ysp-
kee game in a long time, were on hand
The lower tier OF the grsndstand va
filled to capacity, with many standing
in the back. The upper tier had fail
gathering as well. Enthusiasm rss
high. Every last man Of the crowd
was with the home team. Teams, par.
hsps, is the more fitting word, for u,
success of the Giants in Boston wa
hailed with delight. Those who LOOKED
with admiration on the squirt Of ia
Braves now regard them as q mense,.
to DC suppressed az all hazards.
Ray Heating established himself IA
the good graces of the throng. The
spectators regarded him with open.
mouthed wonderment as he swuur
along at furious pace, sweeping al
before him. In the seven innings he
allowed only two hits, one & double by
Harry Hooper, which was later con.
verted into a run; the other a elesn
single by Larry Gardner. Heating wor,
Caldwells red shirt, so that might have
helped some.
Smoky Joe Wood holds that the I'M.
pires of modern times are a peculiar
lot. Why, time there was when almost
any pitcher of Woods reputation could
browbeat a new official. But not OlIie
Chill. In the third inning the umpin
ruled Maisel safe at the plate whsa
Daley hit 10 the box. It was close WORK
and Wood had his own opinion on tie
matter.
Being high spirited man, Joe voie,S
his opinion. But Chill reminded hin
that the runner had been declared ui,
and that the decision would stand a
rendered. Thereupon Wood cast Of ths
veneer of civilization. lie used IA,
Shorter and uglier word" richly en-.
bcllished with emphatic adjectives. Bis
tones were audible in the press stand
and Chill Immediately notified Weed
| that he was through for the day 4,
also notified Bill Carrigan that he would
have to get another pitcher warmed ID.
Hugh Bedient was Carrigan's ssles.
ton. Hugh had checkered esr,.,.
Before he could get the range properIv
| he uncorked no fewer than three via
| pitches, hit one batter and walked an
] other. The combination was good "a,
three runs without the aid Of a AZ
| The safeties came in the fifth iBnins.
when two runs were driven over "a
/ platter.
iris Speaker started the Red gor
on the high road to victory In the 6r,l
game: In the fourth inning. after Scat
mad drilled a single into safe Ground
the big Texan smashed the bail Ipss
the right field stands for a home mn
/ That sounded the note. In the ninth
frame they pounded out three more t,l.
lies and made the victory certain. But
this second consignment of runs vas
made while King Cole was on the rub.
/ Der.
Thu gca-n, r