New-York tribune., 1918-07-10

Ping Bodie and Elmer Miller, while
Caldwell allowed only SIX safeties. I'm
fortunately for Ray, one of the blows
struck against him was home run
into the right field stand by Eddie Col
Inns. This ciout, which scored Leibold
as we'll as Collins, put the White Sox
hit by Elmer Miller, which came in
the eighth, brought two runners across
the plate and won the game for the
Yanks.
The Huggins crew scored two runs in
the second, after two men had been re-
tired on Bodies single and steal, base
on balls to Miller and Walters's safety
to left. The visitors went this one bet
ter IN the third as a result Of Schalk's
single to centre, q sacrifice hit to DAN
forth, single by Leibold and Eddie
Collins's smash for the circuit.
The Yankees tied the score in the
fourth, single by Pratt and atripie
to right centre by Bodie manufacture
ing the run. The White Sox shot into
the lead again in the seventh when
they tailed once. following base on
balls to J. Collins, a sacrifice hit. a
steal and single by McMullin. The
ZONE team tied things up once more in
their half of the seventh. With one
out Miller singled to left, advanced to
third on a long foul hit by Hyatt,
who batted for Walters, and scored on
Caldwells single to centre.
yanks Sew Up Game
In the eighth inning the Yanks sewed
up the game, waiting until two men
had expired before they began their
assault on Cicottc. who had replaced
Danforth on the mound. Pipp singled
to left. Bodie was hit by a pitched
ball and then Miller inserted his triple.
scoring Pipp and Bodie
Slim Love was the Yankee pitcher
Tor the second game. his rival boxman
being old Joe Benz. Both twir!ers
were pounded hard and Love was taken
out in the eighth for the pinch hit
ting CALDWELL Robinson pitched the
ninth and part of the tenth innings
and Finneran finished the game.
The White SoX scored their first run
in the second, thanks to two doubles
one hit by Jacobs, the White Sox
catcher, and the other issuing from the
bat OF Pitcher Benz. The Rowland
men added two more runs in the fifth.
singles by Leibold. L. Collins and Ris-
berg and stolen base being the con-
,ributing agents.
The Yankees collected their first
counter in the sixth when they had
q fine opportunity to do much more
damage, but failed by reason of some
Door base running by Al Walters
Walters opened the inning with 6
single to left, and although Leibold
rad the ball in his hands when A.
rounded first the Yanh catcher KEEP:
right on going. to be thrown out at
second. Slim Love followed with an
ether safe blow TO the same field and
went to second on Gillhooley's hit
10 centre. Peck walked, filing the
bases. Baker grounded out to Risberg
Love scoring. Weaver threw out
Pratt
The Yankees tied the score in the
ninth and again poor base running lost
hem the chance to win. Baker beat
cut hit to Risbcrg, went to third on
Pipp's single to right and scored while
McMuliin was throwing out Bodie
Miller singled 70 centre, tallying Pinr
with the tvirg run, and took second
on the throw~in Walters singled tc
left and Miller foolishly tried to score
on the blow. He WIS thrown out al
the plate.
The White sox put over the winning
run in the tenth on Risbers's double
and single by J. Collins Ham Hyatt
was once more injected into the pas
time as = pinch hitter in the Yanks
half OF the tenth, but Ham merely
aopned 10 Risberg. Gilhoo'ey flied tc
E. Collins and Weaver threw out Peck
rrRS-r GAME