New-York tribune., 1921-07-11
FaE'e1' Turns Back the Hugnaen
For Third Time This Season
Chicago Pitcher Also Gar
ners His 17tla Victory
of Year; MsaHiggan Stars
Special Correspondence Of The Tribune


CHICAGO, July 10.-Urban Faber
scored his seventeenth victory Of the
sesson this afternoon when he set the
New York Yankees down before $4,000
fans at Conaiskey Park. It was the
third consecutive win for the White
SoX over Ncw York, and likewise the
third straight victory over the Hugmcn
for Faber. The regulation eight and
one-half innings were played and the
score was to /.
The Sox we'll deserved their victory.
They outplayed, outhit and out-every-
thinged the Yankees. New York
showed basic weaknesses that are
bound to ruin its chances for victory
in the pennant race unless they are
speedily remcdied. Twice they were
caught mapping on backing-up plays at
third, several times they had chances
to advance runners by sacrificing, but
they hit straight away with negligible
results. They played the sort of ball
that deserves defeat.
There were only two innings in
which the Yankees really did anything
with Fabcr's delivery. In the third
they gathered two hits for a single run,
and in the fourth some mighty sweet
defensive playing by the Sox prevent
ed scoring. Schang's hit in that frame
was utterly wasted because of faulty
stopped them short and prevented
anything that even looked like a score.
White Sox Bunch Hits
Jack Quinn worked for the Yankees,
and while the veteran spitball hurler
was not exactly bad he was not par
tlcularly good by several shades. He
was found for thirteen solid whacks
and seven of these were made in the
scoring innings.
1hr defensive play of Eddie Multi
gan the third basenan Of the Chicago
tea,a, was especially good. He cut off
several hard drives down the line and
turned them into outs at first or force
plays at the other bags.
There was little beyond threat bv
the White SoX to furnish thrills in the
1lrst two innings for the reason that
Quinn and Faber pitched a variety of
curves and henders that stopped the
boys short. The greatest cheer was for
Ruth, who drove fly right back to the
center field fence, who're Johnny Mostil
dragged it down. Hopes were high for
score in the first frame when John
son and Strunk got hits, but the Yank
defence was sturdy enough to stop the
demonstration.
In the third inning the Yankees got
out and made a run for themselves.
Schang beat out n roller to Eddie Col
Inns for starter, but died at second
when Quinn hit sharply to Mulligan.
fewster BID for single to left, but the
alert Muiligan was over in time and
Quinn died the death at the midway.
Ieck. however, drew q pass, and then
Busting Babe singled to center, scoring
Fewster. Baker was an easy out.
Thanks to the inability Of the Yankees
to think clearly at the right times, the
Whlte Sox got run in their half of
the third inning. With Faber out of
the way johnson walked and Mulliean
singled to right field. Meusel cut
throw to Baker, but none of the Yam
KEGS We're backing up, and when the
ball broke through Baker, johnson
scored, while Mulligan dashed along to
third. However, there he stayed, for
Pipp made fine play on grounder by
Eddie Collins and Strunk was out on
strikes.
Poor Strategy Shown
The lack of sacrifice cost the YAM
hees ga'ne on saturday and the same
want cost run this afternoon. In the
fourth inning Meusel drew pass, but
aIthough the score was tied, Pipp was
allowed to hit straight away. He
forced Meusel. Pipp was forced by
Ward. following which Schang drove to
lett for base hit. That hit would
have scored a run.
In the last half of the fifth the White
Sox broke the tie. johnson was out,
but Mulligan single to center and Col
Inns drove to the same field and Multi