New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-21

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and when Donovan sent him IN TO
pinch hit. winning the game.
Hughey High was another irregular
who delivered in crisis. High hit Tor
Pieh and made the score tie. High
contribution was drive 70 night cen
ire for three bases. lie tried 20 score,
but was caught at the plate.
Wild Carroll Brown started pitching
for the Yankees against Eddie Cieotte'
who was beaten in the opening game
Of the series because, as is his won't
be made limping finish
The White Sox scored a run right IN
the first inning. Brown, who gives EN-
faced Murphy. who gets EN-, at the
opening Of the game. and Murphy OF
course. took base on balls. Murphy,
bv the way. walked twelve times in the
series. Weaver sacrificed Murphy to
second. Eddie Collins singled 20 cen
TIRE. and Murphy came home. Collins
.riad N steal, and Alexander threw him
ont Fourier walked, and died, as
Collins did.
Weaver opened the fourth by beating
ont a bunt Brown helded it and threw
wild. Weaver reaching second as the
ball rolled 70 the stand. To third
ambled Weaver, as Eddie Collins sacri-
feed. Fourier took another base on
balls, and reached second on WIG
pitch. Joe Jackson popped an easy ny
10 Hsrtzell, who mufed H. weaver
scoring the second and last run LOT
The White Sox. Jackson tried 70 make
second on the muf and Hartzell threw
him out. John Collins grounded out,
ending the inning.
In the first four innings only twelve
Yankees faced Cicotte. In the NTH he
got himself into trouble and out again.
with one out, Hartzell and Cook SIN
qled. Hendryx fouled out, and Alexan-
der walked, flling the bases. brown
was sent TO the shower, and Ray Cald-
we'll went up to pinch hit. All he ana
was to ground out 20 J. Collins, ending
CIV Pieh did the pitching for the
Yankees in the sixth and seventh. mold
ing back the SoX with the assistance
Of Row Hartzell. Hartzen, you nave
noted in an earlier paragraph, muned
an easy fly from Joe Jackson's bat IN
the fourth. In the sixth ne MADE up
for his error. With Fourier on hrst
and nair of Sox put away, Jackson
who made only two hits, both singles,
in the five-game series-sent drive
singing TO left centre. II looked good
for three bases, and Fourier set out
for home. Hartzell made a great run,
and with gloved hand outstretched
Owed after the drive and caught II. lie
turned a complete somersault and came
up with the ball sticking in his glove.
IL was in the seventh that tho Yam
KEGS tied the score. Hartzell was hrst
up. and he singled over second. Eddie
Collins Jumped after the grounder and
caught il, but stumbled. AS he fell he
tossed the ball TO Weaver, who threw
TO frst, too late 20 catch Hartzen 1t
was a fine bit Of quick thinking, though
il accomplished nothing.
Cook flied to Fourier. Hendryx, Don
ovan's new outhelder from New Or
leans, singled to right, executing a per
feet hit and run play. Murphy threw
20 third trying to nail Hartzell, and the
ball got past Johns. Hartzell scored,
and flendryx took second while tho
Sox were chasing the ball to the stand.
Alexander struck out. and with that
tieing run on second Donovan picked
Hughey High 70 hit for Cyrus Pieh.
High tripled TO the fypaper sign. lie
turned third at high speed and dashed
for home Ray Schalk, waiting for the
throw, stood planted on the base limo
as only Ray Schalk and hitching post
can stand.
Just as Sehalk caught the ball Highs
body hit him. High scrambled for the
plate and Schalk scrambled for High.
Mailing, umpire, who was standing over
the plate, called High out, although
from the stand IL looked as II High
was touched with the catching glove
and not with the ball II evidently
looked that way from the first base
coaching line, too. for Bob Shawkey
came tearing in. waving his arms and
yelling into Nallin's face, indicating
displeasure. Nallin promptly sent him
of the field.
In Chicsgo's ninth King Cole who
followed Pieh, was in distress, but luck
was with him. Eddie Collins singled
TO centre and took second when Four
nier grounded out. Jackson walked.
Collins played OF second. and Cole
wheeled and threw TO centre field. try
ing 20 catch Collins of the bag Eddie
went 20 third and jackson TO second.
And only one man was out.
John Collins attempted a squeeze
play and hit direct 70 Cole, who threw
TO Alexander at the plate. Eddie Col
Inns, who had started for home, saw
his predicament and fed 70 third be-
fore Alexander. When Collins reached
third he found Jackson there. Alexan-
der touched both men as they stood
on the bag, and Jackson was out. Johns
fied 70 Hartzell. ending the inning.
Cicotte was harmless in the last OF
the ninth. With the score tied. Hart
zell. who made two hits and got tive
bases on balls in four trips 20 the
plate, got pass 10 start the inning
Cook singled TO right, and Hendry,
singled 20 left with his second hit OF
the game. The bases were filled. Alex
ander struck out
Then came Mullen The five hundred
fans gave him a small welcome, and h,
pulled a hit TO left, bringing home
Hartzell from third and ending IN,
game.
Tho 81 Louis Brovvps with Ceorce