New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
Warhop al His Best, but
Hoodoo Is Too Strong
TO Overcome.
CONTEST GOES TO
THIRTEENTH INNING
Lone Run That Decides Issue Is
Made Possible by Little
Twirler's High Heave.

fiN Telegraph 70 l.' IN.t'"t.'
Chicago. July %. Jack WARRIOR has
always been known as q pitcher hard
ridden by fate. but never did destiny
treat him more stability than this al
ternoon. when the white SoX defeated
the Yankees m thirteen innings by a
score OF 10 o. WARRIOR allowed only
Jour hits and gave only single base
on balls Until his downfall IN tne
thirteenth no member Of the Nnite
SoX had reached third base.
Joe Benz. who worked for chicago
was almost equally effective. but ne
was found for three more hits, ana
tho Yankees had several fine opportu-
mites to drive home runs II a MT. or
even a sacrifice fly on one occasion,
had been forthcoming.
For the break in the thirteenth War
hop himself was partly to blame. Dem
mitt. first up in the final inning, tapped
the ball Just in front Of the plate
Nunamaker had an easy play IN slgnt'
but he threw badly 20 first and the
runner was safe.
Collins hunted with nothing more
than sacrifice as his object. but war
hon hurled the ball high over the heac
Of Mullen. and Demmitt went TO third
while Collins reached second. Fournler
brought the contest TO an end by
clean drive 70 left field. Warhop threw
his glove on the ground in disappoint-
ment and veXatlon. e.,
The fielding Of the visitors was brl
liant in the extreme. Hartzell. Peek
inpaugh. Boone and Mullen all made
splendid plays. Schalk's work was the
strongest factor IN the defence OF the
White SoX.
The Yankees had many chances in
the early innings 10 get the run when
would have brought them victory, put
Joe Benz pitched himself out o. every
pinch. The first inning was an aus
picious one. but went for nothing.
Boone beat out a slow hit TO Alcock'
and Hartzell laced a drive in the same
direction that was TOO hot for the
third baseman 10 handle. Boone
stopped at second.
Peckinpaugh tried 10 bunt, but sue
ceeding only in fouling TO Ray Schalk
When Schalk made n poor throw 10
catch Boone mapping at second the run
ner tried to reach third. but a hne
throw by Ping Bodie nailed him. Hart
cell went TO second, but Birdie Cree
struck out.
Maisel began the third inning with
IN infeld hit and Immediately went
ont in trying to steal. Warhop was
Tremendously effective in these early
innings. The first seven men to face
him went out IN order. and three OF
them famed. Collins was hit IN the
last half Of the fourth and stole sec
end but got no further.
With two men out in the first OF
The sixth. Boone and Hartzell again
made singles. and this time II was
Peckinpaugh who famed. Perhaps the
best chance Of all for the Yankees
came in tho seventh inning. Weaver
made a bad throw of a hard bounder
by Cree. and the outfelder, who was
the first man up, went all the way 10
second.
Charlie Mullen sacrificed. but Cook
tapped the ball directly to the pitcher
and Cree was nailed at the plate.
Cook. who tried TO work his way to
second while the play was in progress,
was also caughts
Nunamaker singled to start the elev-
enth. but he was doubled up at sec
ond base when he tried to steal as
Naisel famed
Double plays killed of possible raj
lies for the White Sox in the eighth
and eleventh.
The score follows: