New-York tribune., 1918-05-21

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rove is somewhat like the young
siim .;.S IN the curl in that he is good
bay W." w. il GOOD, but when he is bad
shent tan ~ IS horrid. Manager Hugginss
Be Did OLD that pert pitching on the part
rsesone. .all left-hander might stop the
o. BIS s,,ns s of the Sox Yesterday as
keass ssnd Schupp spiked 'em last sea-
behsyn Int Mr.. Love was not at nome
sea' s, opportunity called. s,
wen vprf Of control cost him. dearly.
Iaes sor swung blows to vital points
ne 0 thew hurt most and Truck nan
ssea nho ,no has his off days in the busl-
ssn, " VT throwing the ball, was notably
fsss..,srday; fsss ~ all of which helped how-
% }. nlatoon into second place IN 'he
nsn.r;can ~. League race.
Anei'V Vanks are now hanging by tne
N. ls. margin of their eyebrows, TO
lnsin nlace. and no man knows wnaI
talIu snnen p if the Sox become atfilcted
nay ndps .hs winning fever they demon
slsa sa..a a. against the Giants last fall.
ais.n aSSsno Collins, the Persian outfelder'
Sa'sAh The Chicagoan hostilities yester-
rs'h rshv sliding a single into centre. ne
sy W untimely end at second base
ne. ssb sSs.balk forced him, Pratt to Peck
sansh WEE hut it was, nevertheless, ms
hpssae psa which was the elixir that gave
~ =. Sox an eventual run.
williams First to Score
wu,;.nsv violated Rule / of the pitch
nnaait nnanns.itution by singing to right,
ss .Sa Chicago battery, then abase,
sna naad .ne q double steal, Schalk being
ss1enp't st third. 1t is like pitching to
stav aug. cnard to throw to Memo lei
.,a ssSDs1d snd he walked. McMullin, who
Do'a' '.hs az swatting hero from the West
vss -asv -. hit harsh rap to centre
yess.od .sored Williams with the first run
~ sAs the fourth inning the Sox added
Ia w w their total. Edward Trow-
~ w. collins. the intellectual second
..msn I.sS waited out high-brow pass
pssd ~ made an intelligent dash to third
=. .hsn Felsch singled to right, arriving
...~a sasa IN erudite fashion. Felsch drew
;a'lv ~ st s. second when Gilhooley tossed
..,oss :. ~ the diamond after Collins.
pn,to % Weaver stung a single to center
.nS Nd. hoth Collins and Felsch scored.
Wssver then began steal of Sec
.,d which gave "Truck" Hannah a
.hsnre hs to induct noble throw. He
.ass.d the bali into center field and
Sneto kent right on travelling. When
!. srriyed at third he perceived that
Tiper was only just picking up the
Hi 90 he streaked for home. Miller
,sst t the ball from him with more force
than accuracy and, sailing wide of the
nI,te II hit Weaver on the back, which
vas perfect climax for Hanna's bum
-or, u,o1y for an Ouffi lQer
to get himself an error.
Two More Are Added
With Russell pitching in the eighth in
i ming McMullin singled to left. and stole
,.sond. He scored on Weaver's single
10 right, In the ninth inning Schalk
vslked and was sacrificed and scored
I m McMullin's single, in spite of the
iset that it is generally understood in
| .he highest of social circles that Mr..
| IcMullin can't hit the size of his hat.
The Yanks' first run came in the
seventh inning Francisco Pizzola,
slang for Bodie, walked and went to
third on Elmer Miller's double. Zinn
Beck was called in to bat for Mogridge
and raised sacrifice fly to j. Collins,
which scored Francisco with the Yanks'
pioneer counter.
In the eighth inning the Yanks were
away to pretentious start when Peck
singled to left and took third on
Bakers shot to right. Things were
ecing SO we'll that Derrill Pratt
promptly hit into double play to re-
store the average, although Peck man
aged to get across the pan as Baker
and Pratt were expunged.
Aside from this inning Lefty
Williams low, southpaw slants held
aurderers' Row was again found not
guilty.