The sun., 1916-09-24
ALL SOX PITCHERS
EASY FOR YANKEES
Pipp Gets Home Run and
Others Fatten Averages i'm
to 2 Victory.
SHAWKEY GETS LAURELS

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-At the conclusion
Of the third inning Of to-day's game. In
which the Yanks scored three runs by
terrific batting. all idea Of a contest be-
tween the White o and D%onovan's
clan was abandoned by the 5000 persons
In attendance.
The only question at issue at that
point was whether Mr.. Clarence Row.
Ian had any pitchers in his varied col
lection that could put a stop to the ruth.
less and brutal manner in which the men
from New York were clouting the ball
He tried three of his most valued hurl-
ers-Russell. Danforth and Benz-and
when the final score Of Z to 2 was hung
up it was the general opinion hat II the
Yanks proposed to continue the sort OF
spheroid mauling shown by Baker. Bau-
mann, Peckinpaugh. Walters. Pipp and
some others Rowland would rave to
reconstruct his pitching stan. The way
those Yankee lambasted the ball would
have been highly appreciated On the Polo
Grounds. but those who paid to zee the
White Sox win were not enthusiastic.
BRumHnn begins Trouble.
Tn Yanks did not get their clubs to
working till the third. when Paddy Bau-
mann opened with a clean single 10 cen.
tire. This struck Walters as an excellent
example to follow and he duplicated
Baumann's hit. Shawkey. after a short
dissertation on the d~esirBbility OF self
sacrifice. hunted and bea. the bail to
first, filling the divans with FESTIVE yam.
KEGS.
Magee tried to hoist the ball over the
fence, but 1t failed to clear the boards
and j. Collins caught II. Baumann COM
ing home on the sacrifice fly. Shawkey
was too ambitious and was pinchcd try
Ing to make second on the fly, hui Hem
dryx beat an infeld hit and took second
on r. Collins's poor throw, Walters scor-
ing on the play.
Then up stepped bold Roger Peckin-
paugh and with a whistling double to
left brought in Hendryx. Pipp, who had
not then got his batting eye, ended the
hitting festival by tanning.
The Sox got their only runs Of the
game In the third. The two tallies they
rolled W were the result Of Temporary
wildness on the part Of young Mr.. Shaw.
Key, He opened by hitting Russell with
a straight. fast ball on the. shoulder.
Russell survived and went to first. Then
j. Collins contributed a single, where.
upon Shawkey wavered again n passed
McMullin, Milling the bags with white
hosed persons. Still Shawkey was
shaky. n a wild pitch scored Russell.
o'''''E VIC So',''V inIItlutT, raised
n ny 10 Nagee. and after this Shawkey
settled down to business. Jackson was
out AT first. blu ]. Collins scored on the
pay. Felsch was out on a foul fly,
BAKER Hits Double.
The Yankees realized when they came
UP Tor their fourth that they would
nave TO maltreat the ball In order 10
convince the Sox that they were not
real contenders for the game. j. Frank.
I'm Baker made this plain by opening
the inning with a screaming two Dagger
to left, and then Miiler's Texas Lacquer
dropped safely In centre. Baker holding
second. Baumann enabled Baker and
Miller to move up a base when he went
out at first. Walters furnished the nee.
essary single To put Baker and Miller on
u familiar footing with the home plate.
As Shawkey famed and Walters
per'shed in an attempt to steal, that
ended the pounding for the time belns.
Al the beginning of the fifth Mr.. Row
land sent Mr.. Danforth In to stop the
slaughter. Al the beginning OF the sixth
the slaughter was resumed, when the
neartless Pip smashed the ball over
the right field fence for a home run.
rms prod!g!ous WALTON cast Wallie in
Title light. as It gave him eleven circuit
drives for the season. Baker now Is In
second place with ten home runs. but
hopes to again even the figures In the
next rev days The Yanks then paused
IN their work Of destruction.
They resumed In the seventh, Hendryx
doubling to left and scoring on Peck's
single' Again the ianks paused.
Benz was sent In In the eighth IN
stop the slaughter. The Yanks were
footsore running the bases and did no,
make any more runs. The score: