The sun., 1919-07-30
YANKS MANHANDLE
CICOTTE AND JINX
New Yorks Celebrate Return
Home With Victory Over
White Sox by 10 to 1.
BAKER LEADS ATTACK
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Gets a Triple, Two Doubles
and q Single-Thormahlen
Does Well.
BAKER LEADS ATTACK
ny FREDERICK q. LIBB.

That Cicotte mystery ball was solved
on the Polo Grounds yesterday. It had
nothing around It but the cover. How
the Yankees did slug Il After being
sendbagged all over the Johnson belt
the Yankees returned to their Harlem
heath and ran amuck.
Cisotte landed here on Monday night
with twenty victories and only four
defeats. And his favorite dish always
used to be the Yanks. But 10. and
behold! The Yankees sailed into the
Chicago pitching king as though he
were Just an ordinary busher.
Literally and actually the Yankees
tore him limb from limb. Against Ci-
cote and .Danforth they lashed out
sixteen robust hits totalllng twenty
eight bases and buried the league
leading White Sox under an avalanche
BY 10 to 1. 1t was some homecomingl
Evidently the public hasn't lost faith
In the Yanks. Ten thousand fans were
out to welcome them back.
Never before in our recollection had
the Yankees handed Cicotte such a drub-
ovan guided the Yankees they knocked
Eddie out In less than an inning but
he came back two days later and pitched
two hit shutout. But yesterday CT
cote lasted Ave innings. In this period
the Yanks dubbed him for eight earned
runs and a dozen hits, including two
triples and two doubles.
WhaIed Danforth, Too.
ADanforth hurled the last three rounds
for the Sox. and he didn't escape either
He was thumped for a triple, two
doubles and a single on which, Pipp
made the round trip when John Collins
failed to stop II.
Baker led in the "busting'' with a
triple, two doubles and a single. Two
OF Franklin's hits just missed being
homers. caroming of the top of the
right field wall. Roger Peckinpaugh
was close behind the Maryland mauler.
Peck was whacking out hits as freely as
when, he left Roger collected two
einsles double and base on balls In
five times up. He also carried in three
runs and stole a base. Bodie and Pipp
each contributed a triple and a single
to the frolic.
While Huggins's heavy artillery was
making all these bulls-eyes. the sox
made little trouble with their maces-
Herbie Thormahlen, the boy lefthander,
was on the knoll for the Yanks, and he
was in the great form which made him
such q terror to opposing teams last
spring. Chicago got to him for only
ak hits. scattered through as many
innings. The only run made by the
Sox had its source in a tumble by Pratt
Peck. Fielding Features.
However. Herb had no complaint with
his support. Peck was the life of the
party. In addition to his hitting. his
fielding also was magnificent He made
q play on Shane Collins In the FIRST which
was worth the price of admission. It
was herce smack over second, and had
such power behind It that 1t whirled
Roger around as he stopped 1t, but he
got II to first in time to beat his man.
The Yankees lost no time In attacking
cicotte. Peck opened the attack in the
first inning by driving hot shot through
McMullin for a base. Pipp fouled to
McMullin, but Baker dropped a two
bagger just inside the left field foul
line. Peckinpaugh scoring. Lewis blrched
q wicked slap to centre, which bounced
on Felsch's shins for another double,
Baker scoring.
Two more Yankee runs battered over
the plate in the second. Fewster led off
with q clean drive to left for a base
and advanced to second on Hannah's in
field demise. Cicotte had enough mys-
terry on the ball to fan Thormahlen.
After that he walked Peck.
Pipp drove a fierce whack to centre
and It got through Felsch for a triple,
Fewster and Peck scoring. Felsch has
trouble with his underpinning, and Glea.
son retired him In the second half of this
Inning after he had singled.
sox Score in Third.
The sox got their only run in the
third. but 1t was a tough round for
Thormahlen. McMuilin was safe on
Pratts tumble. and took second on
Schalk's out. Cicotte singled through
Peck. scoring McMullin. Baker then
glued on to Shane Collins's dynamic line
drive, and after Ed Collins had walked
Peck squeezed Weaver's high powered
liner.
, Cicotte was forced out in the fifth,
when the Yanks butchered him for four
more runs. Baker singled to right and
rot around to third on Lewis's sacrifice
and Pratts infield out. He scored on
Bodies single to centre. Fewster, Han
nah and Thormahlen followed with hefty
singles. The pitchers bingie was the
last straw. Herb is a $50 batter and
his line drive over McMullins head drove
In Fewster and Hannah.
The Yankees closed with two runs of
Danforth In the eighth. Peck doubled
TO left and Pipp singled hotly to centre.
When the ball went through John Collins
IKE O CREASED pig and rolled to the fence
Pipp followed Peck around the bases.
The score:
cH1cAeS 81 NEW YORK a.
E6Ins ,Sb. 400 SoIPipp b. siS1o ooI