The sun., 1919-07-21
YANKEES BEATEN IN
! 10TH BY WHITE Soz
Joe Jackson's Home Run Clout
Accounts for Run That
Breaks Deadlock.
CICoTTE VICTOR IN DEAL
Scores Over Shore, Who Pitches
Mastery Ball-Wins Eigh-
tenth Game.
spsciai Despatch 10 TIE suS.

CHICAGO. July ?o.--The mighty bat Of
Joe jackson welded with telling effect
in the tenth inning. sent the Yankees
down to defeat at Comiskey Park this
afternoon and ended a pitching battle
between Ernie Shore and Eddie Cicotte.
jackson hit home run into the right
field bleachers in the tenth when two
hands were down, and logged around the
paths, while the White Sox lined the
path to home, cheering madly, and the
fans-3o. 900 of them-laid down a thun-
derous barrase of ear splitting applause.
The score was to !.
Although the Yankees were beaten
they were far frpm disgraced by the
outcome OF the game. Cicotte held them
TO three hits, but they at least managed
To bunch two of them for their lone run.
The Sox could do no more until finally
Jackson landed on ball that suited
him, and the game was over.
Ono of the greatest crowds of the
season filled the stands. Nearly 10000
fans kept the turnstiles clicking Joy
ously. The reserved stands were filled
10 overlooking. and a bowling mob of
Baseball has surely come into its own in
this city, and holds forth with greater
strength than ever before.
Shore and Cicotte went along at a
killing pare during the first three in
nings. Honors. however, rested with
the shine ball king. Peck was the only
New Yorker to get to the first sack
In that time. The New York shortstop
teat out tap to Buck Weaver to start
the game. and eventually worked his
way to third base, aided by Pipps sac
rihce and Bakers out. Lewis. however.
vas unable TO solve the mystery of
the shine ball, and although he drove
far to right field II was also high, and
Memo Leibold was waiting for the ball.
Cicotte shows skill.
During the next three innings the
Yankees walked up to the plate TO take
a look at what Cicotte had to offer, and
after making a careful examination de-
clded that there was something to be
said in favor of his delivery.
The White Sox failed to make head
way with Shore until the fourth inning.
They made a fuke hit in the second, to
be sure. but two we're out at the time
and nothing resulted.
Schalk singled to start the third
frame, but nothing resulted. Cicotte sac
riaced. and after Leibold walked Collins
forced Leibold to Peck unsssisted. Peck
And the Chicago runner were in col
lislon. and Leibold was hurt
Shore felded Buck Viewers weak tap
TO the plate In thneTto get the runner
and avert trouble.
A thrilling climax marked the fourth
inning. and through it Shore escaped
unscathed, rescued from the very rim of
an abyss Of disaster. Jackson grounded
20 Peck, and when the latter threw wild
to hrst Jackson raced to second. Felch
then filed to Hannah.
shore at once started out on a wild
ascension and passed Risberg and Nc
Mullin on eight pitched balls. He was
wild In his delivery TO Schalk but Ray
finally pushed one down to Peck. who
threw 10 the plate, forcing Jackson
Hannah shot the bail to Pipp doubling
the batter.
The crowd cheered Shore generously
for his escape. and did not forget Peck
for his share In the rescue.
Break Comes in Sixth.
The break in the scoreless struggle
came in the sixth. Happy Felch jammed
one through Peck that rolled to lefi
centre for a triple. Swede Risberg Their
lifted a fly to Lewis, which was sum
ciently deep to permit Fetch to score
after the catch. Fred McMullin Their
shot a single to left field and the crowd
howled some more. Ray Schalk, how.
ever, was unequal to the task OF max
ing hit. and Pratt retired him.
The Yankees had their chance in th'
seventh. wallis Pipp showed a doubl,
along the left field foul line. a fne BIZ
OF place hitting Bakers long fly sent
Pipp 10 third. and then Duffy Lewis
contributed n long single to centre tina
sent Pipp pattering over the plate ant
tsins the score.
Jackson started the Sox on the SCOT
ing trail in the last OF the eighth. Witt
one out Joe drove the ball down to tn,
right field stand. q spectacular clout
wickland made a fine effort at a leapint
catch, but failed. Felch was passed a,
dangerous and Risberg justified thu
move by tanning. Fred McMullin Their
sliced twisting foul which Pipp caught
and once more Shore was rescued from
Imminent defeat.
Then the pitching duel was resumed
and continued till the momentous tenth
II was the "Shine Ball Kings" eight
zenith victory of the season.
The score:
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