PHILADELPHIA -- Michael Young looked more relieved than victorious when he threw his hands up in the air and waited for his teammates to mob him near second base. Young hit an RBI single with two outs in the 13th inning to lift Philadelphia to a 2-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox, giving the Phillies a split of a day-night doubleheader Saturday. John Mayberry Jr. hit a tying, solo homer in the seventh off Hector Santiago, and All-Star Domonic Brown threw out Jeff Keppinger trying to score from second on Tyler Flowers single to left to end the top half of the 11th. Simon Castro (0-1) walked Humberto Quintero leading off the bottom of the 13th and Jimmy Rollins then reached on a fielders choice. He advanced on Joe Saverys sacrifice and scored on Youngs hit to right, sliding headfirst just ahead of Casper Wells strong throw to the plate. Alexei Ramirez hit a tiebreaking double in the 11th inning to help Chicago win the opener 5-4. Young wouldnt let the teams get to 25 innings in a day. He ripped a 1-1 fastball the opposite way and watched Rollins make the most of his speed. "It was really a long day," Young said. "I was fortunate enough to get a hit and Jimmy took care of the rest." It was a costly loss earlier for Philadelphia because centre fielder Ben Revere broke his right foot on a foul ball before grounding into a double play to end the game. Revere was hitting .305. "Its tough," manager Charlie Manuel said. "I couldnt believe it." After a 41-minute rain delay following the top of the ninth in Game 1, White Sox righty Nate Jones escaped a no-out, second-and-third jam in the bottom half. Ramon Troncoso (1-2) then left the winning run on third in the 10th to earn the win. Santiago had allowed just two hits before Mayberry connected with two outs in the seventh to tie it. Santiago allowed one run and three hits, striking out nine in 7 1-3 innings. Phillies starter John Lannan threw eight strong innings, allowing one run and four hits. White Sox catcher Josh Phegley finished the second game at second base after Gordon Beckham left with a left quad contusion following a collision with right fielder Wells. Savery (2-0) pitched a scoreless 13th to win the nightcap. "Our bullpen did their job," Manuel said. "We salvaged a split." The teams were forced to play two after Friday nights interleague game was rained out. Both games Saturday took 3 hours, 53 minutes, excluding the delay in the opener. "The last few innings, guys were hanging by the skin of their teeth," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said after Game 1. "It wasnt pretty, but it worked out." Beckhams sacrifice fly in the fifth inning put the White Sox up 1-0 in the nightcap. In the first game, Alejandro De Aza hit a two-out triple off J.C. Ramirez (0-1) in the 11th and Alexei Ramirez followed with a liner to right-centre for his fourth hit. He then scored when shortstop Rollins booted Alex Rios grounder for an error. "Ramirez has been swinging the ball well, being aggressive," Ventura said. The Phillies fell to 3-10 when they have a chance to move to .500. They won consecutive series over first-place Pittsburgh and Atlanta, and took three of four from defending NL East champion Washington. But the inability to hit a sacrifice fly cost Philadelphia against the White Sox, who entered with the third-worst record in the majors. "We had some golden chances," Manuel said. "All we had to do was hit the ball and couldnt do it. The game was sitting there for us." Jones balked runners to second and third in the ninth before retiring Carlos Ruiz on a shallow fly, striking out pinch-hitter Laynce Nix and getting Revere on a hard liner to right. The Phillies had runners on first and third with one out in the 10th, but Troncoso fanned Delmon Young and Kevin Frandsen grounded out. "We just needed to hit a ball somewhere, make a fielder move," Manuel said. "Just needed to make contact." Addison Reed pitched the 11th for his 24th save in 28 tries. He allowed an RBI single to pinch-hitter Quintero. Rookie Jonathan Pettibone allowed three runs and six hits, striking out six in six innings. The Phillies fell to 10-6 in Pettibones starts. White Sox starter John Danks gave up three runs and eight hits in 6 1-3 innings. "I think Im on the right track now," Danks said. "Ill be disappointed if it doesnt go right." Darin Ruf drove one out to straightaway centre to tie it at 3 in the seventh. Ruf hit 41 homers last season, including 38 at Double-A and three for the Phillies. NOTES: Plate umpire Brian ONora left the game after the top of the 10th inning. There was no immediate word on the cause. ... This is the fourth-ever series between the teams and first since the Phillies swept a three-game set in June 2007. ... Revere extended his hitting streak to 10 games. ... 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Hes soft.It seems like he loves the drama, said one fellow PGA Tour player, speaking on the condition of anonymity. The only reason Im surprised is because he withdrew before he started playing poorly, which makes me think he might be more hurt than usual.If you ask most PGA Tour players a perfunctory, How you doing? youll receive the usual cursory response. Ask Day, who cant help but say exactly how he feels at any given moment, he will respond with a thoughtful answer about the current state of his health instead of deflecting his answer.As such, it seems like theres always something wrong with him, simply because he admits it. Forget the fact that theres absolutely no motive for him to soft-pedal an injury. Not this week, as he was fourth in the FedEx Cup race entering the tournament, very much alive for the $10 million first-place prize. And not this day, as hed followed an opening-round 3-under 67 by playing his first seven holes in even-par, well within striking distance of the tournament leader Dustin Johnson at 7 under.Days management team called it a precautionary measure, not wanting to cause further harm to a strained ligament in his lower right back.Some will insist this was a smart move to avoid risking greater injury by continuing to play through it. Other will maintain that it was too cautious, pointing out the fact that he isnt scheduled to compete again for two months after this weekend.If this was a standalone situation, it wouldnt be questioned. For Day, who so often vocalizes his maladies, its part of that ever-growing reputation.Days wide-ranging list of afflictions only blurs the narrative.At last years U.S. Open, he collapsed during the second round due to a bout with vertigo, a scary moment that wasnt taken lightly.ddddddddddddOther times, he has griped about having the sniffles -- just another byproduct of that inherent honesty.If it seems like theres never a time when there isnt some sort of drama surrounding Days health, thats because its true. Lets take the days prior to each of this years four major championships, for example.The Masters: Its the same old bulged disc that Ive always had, but every now and then, it flares up and you just cant do anything about it.The U.S. Open: Im at the back end of a cold. You can probably hear it in my voice, but Im fine. Its not an excuse.The Open Championship: I just popped something [in my rib]. You know, like when you crack your knuckle. But its all good.The PGA Championship: Im OK; Im fine. Im just a little bit under the weather.A cynic might refer to this as the Grand Slam of physical maladies, but theres greater meaning within each of these answers to media questions about his health.In each, Day is -- once again -- honest, without using these injuries and illnesses as a crutch. Hes quick to let the questioner know that he isnt 100 percent, but even quicker to insist that it wont prevent him from playing his best golf that week. To wit: His finishes at those four majors were T-10, T-8, T-22 and second, respectively.It should be noted that Day has always idolized Tiger Woods and now considers him a close friend and mentor. It should also be noted that there are some strong parallels between Days penchant for physical drama and that of Woods, who has withdrawn from nine tournaments in his career and six since the 2010 season.Just as Woods injuries were often viewed by the public through a skeptical prism, so too are Days, even the latest one, despite the fact that there would be no ulterior motive for cutting his season short by two days while still in contention for the title.Even so, those parallels exist. As reporters stood around in the East Lake Golf Club players parking lot Friday afternoon, waiting on the worlds No. 1-ranked player to drive away after a withdrawal, the melancholy scene felt all too familiar. Cheap Jerseys China NFL Jerseys Wholesale Jerseys From China China Jerseys Cheap Cheap Jerseys Online Jerseys Wholesale Wholesale Jerseys China ' ' '