The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
0UINN'S MASTERLY
WORK FOR NAUGHT
Limits White Sox to 4 Hits,
While Yanks Get 8, but
Williams Blanks n. Y.
DROP INTO THIRD PLACE
Weayer's Double and Jackson's
Single in First Inning
Decide Issue. 1 to 0.
Special Despatch 10 TIE Sun.

Special Despatch TO TRE Sun.
CHICAGO. May 22.-1t Is written in
h. book that no ball player presented
nth floral horseshoe ever had luck
rom it. ....'.-
TO and a rusty old horseshoe
hats another thing Every one from
tr,nther down to the baby knows that
luch a discovery, invariably brings one
hex, Just like the wearing of the left
lind foot OF a rabbit or looking over
mes right shoulder at the new moon.
But TO be presented with a floral
torseshoe-every ball player knows
hats the height OF misfortune. And SO
n the hrst inning when John Picus,
HAS Jack Quinn, Yankee pitcher, was
resented with a fioral horseshoe by his
legion OF Chicago friends who gathered
10 celebrate Jack Quinn day here In
Comlskey Park this afternoon there
wasn't a single New York player who
didn't droop his shoulders and grumble !:
"Shucks The oil game Is as good
Is gone right now!'
II was.
Three shakes OF a lambs tail after
Quinn was presented the aforementioned
fowe-y hoof covering OF the genus
EQUINE Buck Weaver of the White Sox
doubled past third and promptly was
singled home by Joe jackson with the
lone but triumphant tally OF the fray.
No one knew that the tally registered
b. Kid Gleason's outfit in the first in
hing would loom up so large. But 1t
DID, As things turned out there was
20 necessity of playing the remainder
o. the game, for neither side succeeded
10 pushing runner across the platter
after the first, The tally In the first
inning gave Chicago the victory, to o,
and tumbled the Yankees into the third
apartment in the American League
palace.
ouinn's First Defeat.
Having Claude williams beat Jack
Quinn to in a hurting duel--Jack's
first defeat OF the 1919 season--after
the Yankees had jolted the Chicago
Nthogue for nine solid blows. while the
billed hero Of the afternoon was holding
the Wanted White Sox to a measly four
sInges was whale OF a way to cele-
trste Jack Quinn day. wasn't IL?
New York fans will have to unite with
the Yankee players and blame 1t on that
peslY noral horseshoe. II any one
doubts the misfortune that such a floral
presentation can bring let him deliberate
on what transpired.
First Inning-Sam Wick on third, two
down The terrible Mr.. Baker up
Baker flies to Liebold.
Second 1nning-Bodie doubles with
two out. Ruel carves three slices out of
The ambient atmosphere and sits down,
Third Inning--Only one out. Quinn
On third and Peckippaugh on first
Sashtne. crashing. smashing Wally Pipp
O. But instead OF sending his mates
.ome walloping Wally smashes into a
double play,
Fourth Inning-Two out Lewis
'lashss out single. Bodie fi!es on,
to Socks Liebold.
Lucky C?) Seventh-One down. Lewis
sgain singles. but is forced by Bodie
Rusl comes through with a rap to right
Bodie, however, overestimates his owr
Fpeed In proportion TO his underestimate
ing the throwing arm OF the irrepressiblt
Llebold, who pegs Ping out at third.
Yankees' Last Chance.
Ninth Inning-All setc Two out
last chance. Pratt singles. Levi,
toubes-his third hit-sending Derrill
70 third. Wow! Two out, two on, score
White SoX /, Yankees 0, one run needed
- VIC NulA'SS " VIII
leading hitter of the Yankees. Up. Here
rces one Of those glorious won in thu
Ninth triumphs. sure as you're born.
Bodie lands on one OF Williams
solthside sants and sends the ball soar,
ng into right Shane" Collins goes
'cooting across the greensward and pull
down. The agony is over.
II the first inning could have beer
taken out Of the game the teams might
have been battling yet. After the second
quinn set the White Sox down with tive
neasy hits. Back of him the Yankee,
committed three misdemeanors, bu
oraced at crucial moments and hurled
ihe White Sox back
with the exception OF the first thu
thrd was the only inning in whicr
quinn was in any danger OF being
scored upon. With one down in tha
pssm Williams got life on Pipp'i
'amole and raced to third when Lelbolt
singled past second. Weaver grounded
70 iipp. who tossed out williams at the
pate The bases were nIled when Col
yhs got on through Peckinpaugh's fun
@e A prospective Chicago tally wal
!Ened back when Lewis pulled dow
zoe Jackson's belt to left.
MINER Huggtns has purchased q min
nature cannon and promises to unlimbel
ne artillery on any one foolish enough
attempt to present any OF his play
"s Moral horseshoe. The score:
Ne" YORK - CHICAGO a.