The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-11
WHITE SOx QUICK
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF YANK MISTAKES
Errors Of Mind and Hand Aid
Them IN Get Five Runs
orr Heating.
RI SSELL LIMITS HOME
TEAM TO TWO TALLIES

Tho difference between q team being
mistakes and putting forth n spirited
game, and q team play iur listlcssly and
finding no mistakes of he other side to
take advantage of. was clearly set before
the spectators ~ the Polo Grounds yes
terdaN. The team with the virtues.
which was tho White Sox. won by u
score Of 3 to .. Since their successful
descent on l.ostnn the Ntuky have back
slid. Yesterdays drubbing was their
second by the chisox.
Another l"effhandcr was sent against
the Ianks, This time IL was Russell
and he did tight, high class work against
them Much Of their s~upineness was he
cause they could do little with him.
They were his meat. His mixture of
curve ball and fast ball and slow ball.
all nicely controlled. scarcely allowed
the fanks to get going.
Russell has a valuable assistant In
Buck Weaver. The Nanks directed nu-
merous hot ones at Bucks bailiwick. but
he WAS the boy to consume them. lie
snatchod brands from the burning with
as much grace and dizziness and airy
ease as II he We're spearing olives will,
q fork, and was an impervIous stopgap
to all assaults. except II low throw
WHICH WAS u relglOle nlpt on an tlncT-
wise bright and busy escutchcon.
Between Russell and Weaver and
taintcd fielding nv the Yankees. the
visiting Sox beat the home SoN handily,
Heating really pitched a capital game.
not as good as Russells. but good enough
to have made scoring an even thing had
not the New York fielding contained
poor throwing by Alexander. who was
heavy HANDED and SLOW footed and a big
contrast to the n!mble Schalk. and a
couple of battcd balls poorly played. one
in the in'icld. the other in the outtield,
Heating. in addition. presented two uns
to the winning SoN 10y throwing a bail
to the wrong base. Thc hands. feet and
correlation works Of the Yankees were
without alacrity.
Sex Checked for n Moment.
In the first nning a lucky play mo.
ntentarily stopped scoring by the lllsoX
I-elsch walked. John collins sacrificed
and T.. Truwhridge Collins scratched q
hit to the iuield. i'ournicr cracked ths
ball hard, hut as it was on its torrid
way to right it hit Eddie Collins. That
Vut Collins gu, and cent Fclsch back t.
third. Alexander Offset the advantage
thus gained 10y a fright Of a throw &
third TO nip Fclsch, az Fourier wa
~ alllE. ftlS'n ana fouTnltT Hh'I
scored. although Macce's fine throw i'
The plat" made il a close thing there
ietNecn touruicr and In" ball. Jack
SON died to Magcc, 50 the runs were
Sits.
Felsch singled in TIVE third. ON Il rui
and hi: play 4 Collins bounced "A har,
enc to Heating. The latter made Z
wayNaid throw To s"cond. hut wouldn'
have had his man anyway. !. Collin:
was his prunsr quarry. hut his mind
didn't work quickly enough to reason
rhat fac; cut. T. Collins promptly s,cri.
feed and Tipp tugeled Fournier's hoppe
long enough to get neither Felsch at th'
p,a.e nor Fpuinicr at first. I. Collins
came il when Peck threw out Jackson
which with clean fielding would have
made the fou III ont Il the inning. ant
four outs generally retire Il team.