OCR Interpretation  The day book. (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917,
July 10, 1913, Image 9   Persistent link: http://chroniclingamer
ica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045487/1913-07-10/ed-1/seq-9/  What is OCR?
Thumbnail for  man dived for Daniels and tagged him with the
ball as he flashed by. Getting only the first man doesn't look
like a play to save a game, but the next batter singled and the
one who followed was safe on Rath's er ror, the only Sox bobble
of the day. If Chase had not been agile of leg and wit the bases
would have been loaded and Jack Knight would have come up with
two out. Knight had no difficulty hitting Scott and he would
have been in position to score some runs for the Yanks. As it
was, Peckinpaugh was the last man to bat in that inning and he
breezed punily. In four times up Peck fanned twice and fouled to
Schalk the other Prom a spectacular standpoint, Schalk was the
whole works. He bludgeoned home the sole two runs of the game
with a long double to left center in the fourth, smacked a
single in the seco