The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-24
JOE JACKSON'S Big
BAT DOWNS YANKS
IN ELEVENTH INNING
Triple Speeds Eddie Collins
Home With Run That Gives
Game to White SOX.
VICTORS LUCKY TO TIE
SCORE IN NINTH ROUND

CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-Joe Jackson's
worries are over, for he finally has sue
eeeded In breaking up a game for the
White Sox. Since his. acquisition by the
Sox Joe has had that purpose in mind,
but until to-day failed to carry the plot
through. II was his mighty three base
wallop In the eleventh inning that beat
the Yankees in the final game of the
series here to-day. The score was 4
to 2. Incidentally the New Workers.
found the picking in the Windy city
rather poor, for they managed to get
only one Of the Ave contests played here.
Manager Clarence Rowland and his
athletes. who are beginning to think Of a
possible chance to get into the worlds
series. never would have won the gam
from Bob Shawkey but for the fact
that they played in a bit OF luck Just at
a time when Donovan's clan appeared
to have the game tucked away. The
ninth inning illustrated the old saying
that nothing IL certain in baseball. The
fans we're beginning to file their way
outsid. the grounds, for two were down
and the Yankees had a one run lead.
Then the unexpected happened.
Eddie Collins started the trouble. he
worked Shawkey. his former teammate,
for a pass and moved up while Boone
was disposing of Jackson. After High
grabbed Felsch's high fly Eddie reached
third. Then followed "A lucky hit, which
eventually helped to bring about Shaw
KEYS defeat. Weaver shot a fast one
toward Boone, who ran in to make the
play. The ball jumped about In a puz-
zling manner and before Danny could
get II to Pipp the former captain OF
the Athletics was over the plate ana on
his way to the bench.
When the end came. in the Sox hair OF
the eleventh. It was Eddie Collins who
again began the rouble. After Hughey
High robbed J. Collins of a possible
two Dagger Eddie worked Shawkey
again for a gift. Hit her out. joe
called the crowd as the slugger stepped
nm TO the plate. And he did. Joe caught
Fast one on the end OF his bat and II
.ailed out past Cook and High. Tha
ended the game, for T.. Collins was
soon over the plate with the winning
run. 1t was a hard game for
TO lose. with the exception or a rev
spots he pitched good ball.
The Sox were the first TO score. get-
ting a run in the initial round. Eddie
collins was responsible for this one too.
for his triple brought home Murphy
with one out Eddie tried to score on
Ia cksons,s felder's choice, but a fast
throw 10 the plate killed him on. the
Soy should nave had a run In the second
but the breaks were against them'
Weaver tripled with one out ana sack
burne walked. In ri attempt to eaten
Weaver off third AleNanders throw nit
Buck in the arm and he came nome
Billy Evans called him out for interfer-
ence
The Yankees tied the score In the
fourth, when Maisel scored on a double
wteal. High led off with "A single. but
was doubled with Peck. Donovan's
homes rose when Malsel cracked off "A
triple. Fritz incidentally got three hits
for the day, as did High. Maisel's wal
lop unnerved Reb Russell a bit, and he
valke ripp. Pipp wasn't on the sack
long before he got the sign for the steal.
II went through successfully. The Yam
KEGS then didn't score until the seventh.
when they took the lead. In their half
OF the fourth the Sox PLAYED In hard luck
again, for Jackson, with one down, was
hit by Felsch's batted ball.
The Sox went into the lead in the fifth.
when they got a run as the result of a
little timely hitting. Blackburne walked
and went TO third on Schalk's smash.
Russell filed to Hartzell, but Boone had
t. make the play at first on Murphy, so
Blackburne tailed.
In the seventh Maisel beat out a slow
roller and ven Ia third on Pipp's hit.
He scored when T., Collins threw out
Cook. A few seconds later Pipp crossed
the pan on Hartzclrs tielder's choice.
Russell pitched the first seven innings
aud was taken out in the Sox half Ia
make room for Memo Leibold. "A pinch
hitter, Death Valley Scott finished the
game. The score