New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-29
Errors of White SOx Aid
Chorce's Men in Their
Upward Climb.
RIOTERS APPRECIATE
MUFF BY PING BODlE
Tom Daley, Who Made King
George Applaud, Bats for
the Common People.
Nv HAYWOOD BRoUN.

Frank Chance shook up his team yes
terday. and the White Sox shook up the
ball. The Yam .es shook down the game.
Tn, score was 20 I, and the victory
brought the team from sixth 10 fourth
place
For Ping Bodic the afternoon was Il
triumph No visiting player has received
a more cordial greeting from the fans at
the Polo Grounds than was Pings in the
sixth inning The muff he made was so
sincere. so convincing and so whole heart
ed. that even the sternest OF rooters
warned up to the play. 1t scored two OF
Chances men.
Eddie Cicotte introduced a variation OF
his favorte curve Yesterday he threw
a knuckle under ball. Ray Fisher was
his usual steady self.
Tom Daley is a Democrat. 1t was he
who hit a home run for the benefit of
King George when the Giants and White
Sox played in London Although there
was not a title in sight yesterday. he
consented TO bat again. 1t is true that he
did not hit the ball as far for the pro!e-
tariat as he did for the King, but il was
partiy the fault Of Truesdale, who got In
the way.
OF that famous smash in England Daley
was quoted as saying: - felt as ! went
around the base as If were running on
a pathway of roses" Yesterday he ran
on dirt and grass and was thrown out at
frst for the final out Of the game
The pawnS of Chance were shifted
around bit. but even in their new
SQUARES they did not look like kings or
knights or bishops. They looked like
pawns. Jimmy Walsh was put back in
the box and Hartzcll played in left field.
with Holden in centre and Cook in right.
II looked in the first inning as if the
game were lost to the Yankees. for the
White Sox scored one run. Ray Demmit
lined a double 60 right field. Weaver
hunted up the third base line, and while
Fisher was chasing the ball Weaver went
10 first and Demmitt reached third. DEM
mitt remained on third while Chase forced
Weaver at second, but when Collins
forced Chase Demmtt tailed.
The Yankees waited only an inning ne
fore tieing the score. Nunamaker IN the
second inning dropped hit just inside
the left field foul line. and 1t was good ior
two bases When Weaver threw out
Peckinpaugh the catcher went TO third
Harry Williams came up to the plate IN
depressing silence. He loft on the run 10
loud applause. for lie nailed a curve and
Grove the ball deep to right centre for a
two-base hit which scored Nunamakes
After the first inning the White SoX
never had a chance with Fisher, but the
rampage Of the Yankees was sim 10
come. Errors helped n great deal in the
sixth. for Fisher was safe on weaver
low throw. The shortstop got the error
but the play was not hard one Ior
, base. who muffed pickup. much to the
,ajoyment Of some Of the rooters.
Naisel drew Il base on balls. HartzeH'
after twice trying TO sacrifice. did better
hv driving line single over second
which filled the bases. Cooks bounder 10
Berger forced Fisher at the pate out
Holden hit a short fly to left when
scored Maisel Demmitt's throw 10 eaten
the runner was very weak.
Nunamaker drove ny TO Bodie ana
Ping cropped the ball. Maisel and COOK
coming home. Chase ended the inning oy
making fine one-hand pickup of AL