The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-27
GREAT THROW BY
]. COLLINS ENDS
YANKEES CHANCE
Maisel Nipped at Pan in Ninth
as He Slides In for Run
That Would Tie.
MEDLEY OF ERRORS IN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH

Cuic,oo, May cs.-The best stick
work shown by the Yankees since they
left New York two weeks ago was wasted
here this afternoon through loose Held
Ing, and the New York losing streak now
mas mounted to Ave games. Eleven hits
which totalled fifteen bases could not
prevail against the error making In the
seventh and eighth innings after the
Yanks had acquired an apparently safe
lead, and Donovan's men fell by Z to s.
The Yankees made a game rally in the
ninth, which they entered two runs be-
hind the home team. Charley Mullen.
who started two rallies in Mondays en-
gagement, put another in operation to-
day and 1t was only by "A matter or
Inches that the Sarks were blocked from
tying the score. John Collins was the
hero with a great throw to the plate
from rich, field. uipping the speedy
FIFTY M1iscl as he was about TO tie up
the game.
An error by the usually reliable Feck-
inplugh played a prominent part In the
seventh inning rally OF the Sox and err
,ors by pipp gave the Rowland boys the
swo runs which arrived In the first and
eighth innings. The other Chicago tally
was forced across the plate by Heating
On the sixth. when he hit one batsnan
and walked another after being touched
up for Two singles. Thus all the Chicago
runs were helped along by the poor work
OF the Yanks.
P~ockinpaugh's tumble came on the
easiest kind of a %grounder with n run
re- on first base and one out In the
seventh inning. Clean fielding mean
one sure out and a possible double play.
bu; i'eckinpaugh did not even check the
ball. IL rolled between his hands and
feet and when IL was returned to the
diamond second n third bases were
occupied. The next two batsmen
grounded to Maisel and P~eckinpaugh
and each time a white hosed runner
beat the throw to the plate. Then come
O pass which filled the bases and a
clean hit to centre field which chased in
two runs
The Yanks got a run in the second
inning on P!pp's drive to the right
feld barrier for three bases and "A
single by Hartzell. The Sox mad scored
in the first inning on Felch's double to
centre and Pipp's error. The latter
fielded Roth's bunt but in tagging out
Roth the ball got ava and rolled into
right field. Felch scoring.
In the fifth Donovan's men advanced
20 a two run lead. Boone doubled TO
centre and reached third on Sweeney's
sacrifice. Ed being safe on Faber's low
throw. Keating's infeld out put Swee-
ley on second and Peckinpaugh's single
chased in both runs after Maisel had
t,aned. In the sixth the Yanks got
q run on three passes and Boone's
Sacrifice fly. After passing Pipp and
Cook Faber was benched n Cicotte
went to work.
Singles by Weaver and Brief. a hit
lltsman and a pass to Roth forced
' eaNer home in the sixth. In the sew
a, th Fourier singled and was forced
by J. Collins. Viewers grounder rolled
through Peck and Collins reached third.
Brief grounded to Maisel and Collins
beat the throw to the plate. Schalk
grounded to Peck and Weaver beat the
tnIow home. a pass to Scott filled the
bases IN Felch's singl scored Brief and
Schalk. Fournier's sing and steal and
I'ipp's bad throw after fielding Jack
Collins's bunt sent over the deciding
run in the eighth. Then came the Yanks
late rally. which ended when j. Collins
nipped Maisel at the plate.
The game was featured by the bat
ting Of Pipp. who got a single. a double.
n triple and two passes in five trips TO
the plate.
Capt. T. l.. Huston, who has been
with the Yankees since the Western trim
began. left this afternoon for New York
after learning of the death OF Jacob
1suppert, whose son, Jacob Rupert, Jr..
T. associated with him in the ownership
OF the team. The score: