The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-19
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n white sox are only human after
all, no matter how much Charles A
Comiskey paid for them. They may be
like all mortals they hate awfully 90 be
imposed upon. When they came out OF
II yesterday morning and found that the
Yankees had beaten them In two straight
games they desided 20 do something in
the matter. And they did They won
both games OF yesterdays double header
at the Polo Grounds. The first score was
: TO 3. the second 4 to /,
New York was beaten AIRY enough
IN both battles, though not necessarily
disgraced. Bl Donovan gambled
against Clarence Rowland's tried and
veteran pitchers with cub talen. These
youngsters were out in front of a crowd
OF $1,000 or more ard II was TO be ex-
pected that they might he just a tribe
more ratified than under ordinary cir
cumstances. Yet in spite OF this there
was some consolation drawn from the
wreck.
Dazzy Vance. 50 called because Of his
reputed speed. was not so steady as
during an earlier appearance. He was
SO wild he had to do a lot u groove ball
pitching and this the White Sox be-
iabo-e,l with n will. Vance was bumped
OUT OF TIE lhtSNlIlt III ltS' NHhA az
innirS The half dozen rum Chicago
Cleaned OF him We're plenty for Joe
Benz. who rs a general rule can beat the
Yankees easily.
The III fortune OF Vance proved -
proat TO Gin Mark,e Of Waco. This
young man pitched the last Ave innings
after Cy Pieh had Strengthened out the
Yankees for Donovan. Markle finished
very strong. The only run he allowed
H.. 49,, LNllfa rnk'.nl that
dropped into the right feld stand near
the foul line. Only one other runner
reached first on GIN. Schalk singled
10 start the seventh. Markle appeared
10 have elegant control. His fast ball
didn't break much FOR him, but his curve
and slow bail were things OF beauty lie
tanned Murphy and Weaver In the
seventh with Schalk waiting on second
Mogridgs would have given S~outhpaw
Reb Russell a pretty strong argument II
his support had held up. \ bad throw
bv Pcckinpaugh at a critical moment
Scared the southpaw for at least one
az the three counts the white hosed
radiators dug out Of him. Dan Ttpple'
late Of Indianapolis. pitched the last in
ming OF this second game. Kruegers poor
handling OF Dan gave Chicago It's last
rur.
Vance got OF to . poor start In the
frsr game by walking Murphy. Weaver
sacrificed. u Eddie Collins waited for
a free trip TO first. Jacques Fournier
clouted 20 deep left centre for three
bases. He scored when Joe Jackson
bounced a hit of Dazzys glove. A FUN
BILE by Pecknpaush handed Chicago
another run in the second. With two
down Murphy scratched a hit 10 Bau-
mann. then stole second. Murphy scored
when Pecktnpaugh manhandled Weav-
ers easy roller.
Eddie Collins singled AZ h beginning
OF the third. Fournier clipped Vance for
a homer. Cy Pieh came TO tho rescue
then and BANKED the White Sox for two
innings. Cy was lifted in the fourth
10 mako room for pinch hitter Slim
Caldwell.
In ths fourth inning New York did
ell It's scoring. 1t was the only occasion
upon which Joe Benz showed the least
perturbation. New York had wasted two
hits IN the Arst because that OF Maisel
was followed by a double play. After
the fourth the shedding for the Yankees
was mighty tough indeed But for Buck
Weaver, who played a very strong game
nj short for the visitors, this fourth
inning might have borne more fruit.
Ruck went away back TO the grass for
P~eckinpaugh's hard shot and nipped his
man by a quarter OF a step. The next
order. Pipp singled. Baumann was hit
and HartZell walked. Doc. Cook cracked
a single to centre. scoring Pipp and