New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-06
YANKEES DIVIDE HONOR
BOTH SIDES Shut OUT.
WarhOp Pitches We'll an First, While
UasOR Gets Bad ISuDDOrt.

The Yankees divided another double-hesder with
St Louis yesterday and thus let the Browns leave
town with break in the series to their
credit, although the champions had been able TO
snatch only one game OUT OF four. Stimulating
briiiance In the pitchers box the part OF Jack
Warhop accounted for victory by a score OF 8
TO In the first engagement while in the second
game 1t was the turn OF ST. Louis 10 score a shut
out, the Browns making four hits do for four runs
while with only one less safe Drive and one OF them
two-bagger the Yankees failed to get a man
home
Pete Wilson pitched fine game against Graham
In the second contest. but received support that
would have been disgrace TO a team I'm the Texas
League. one earned. in a Of way
or nj least It might have been scored had the
fielding been clean, but the others to be set
down entirely 10 errors by Kleinow. Demmitt ana
Wilson himself Graham pitched well holding the
Yankees 10 three hits. making the total for the
game L WARRIOR had done even better In the first
contest he held the Browns without a HIT OF any
sort for seven innings. and every hoping
for & no-hit game when Ferris pushed bail over
second base that hit the ground Just before Dem
mitt reached it, Then in the ninth inning HartzeI
skied ball up In short right. and Frank Laporte
lost sight Of IT in the these scratchy singles
being the only ones recorded for St Louis.
Hal Chase. whose ankle was spiked on Tuesday
by Danny Hoffman. found that the injury moro
severe than first supposed. involving a
spTatn, and gave way q Knight. He win be
OF the game for at least week, according 10 re-
ports tNnlSnt was acceptable substitute. and
got through the two ganes without making
ror. Chase has Just begun 20 hit tho ball. however
after sterile period with the bat and his loss will
be felt In this department Of the game quite 3
much In the field.
Petty announced as Jimmy McAIeer's choice
20 oppose WarhOp. and when the first game began
about three thousand had turned out. II
had looked doubtful since early morning whether
or not there would be game, and this had served
to keep some away The sun broke through TIN
HnfHn HtrR~ uha
ever. gnd the crowd was growing rapidly all
through the rst contest until about nine thousand
hand
Warhop started we'll. throwing Hartzen out him
self the hrst ball pitched He disposed Of Stone
IN the same way, and then struck Danny Hoffman
ous Petty vas equally good at the outset and II
was not until the third inning that anything came
up 70 disturb the even tenor OF his way
Then after Jack Kleinow had struck out War
hop singled sharply right. and got 20 second
safely when Hartzell fumbled. The fielder was slow
In recovering the ball but Warhop was too hasty
In trying for third. and was out That made two
out. but Petty was wavering. and gave Demmtt
his base on halls Keser followed with a smash
Ing drive that too hot for Jones and Demmttt
reached third EngIe made good the opportunity
driving the first bail that came TO him 10 left for
the time!iest sort Of single. scoring Dsmmitt
The next excitement came Ia the nth inning
when Demmtt started with a three-bagEer 10 his
iaNorite corner In right field. KeeIer followed with
a screaming line drive over second base for a base
on which DemIntt scored. Engle dropped a short
ny SAFE between Hoffman and Stone. and Keller
TOOK second ne and Engle both advancing on
Elberfelds sacrifice Laporte got pass under or
ders from the bench. and. with the bases fun
knight got remarkable hit breaking his hat as
ne reached Tor an out curve. He hit the bali
nevertheless. and II went safely over the head OF
Jimmy Williams. Keller and Engle scoring This
was enough for Petty. and "Rube" Walden can,s
IN TO stop the slaughter. lie began by giving
Austin pass. and renlling the bases and ,b.1
FORCED L~iporte In BY giving Klenow four straight
o"ils. Ahen Warhop struck out and Demnnitt
coming up Tor the second time in a strenuous in
ming sent high ny to Hartzeu leaving the bases
full ~ 9eS
The first score Of the second game cana ., -.
tllrd inning and the Browns had Kleinow 10 tbanL
i"r 'he ta!ly when II did come. Wilson was prov
ing almost as much Of an enigma as Warhop had
done. but In this session he made a breaI, ~, -,
Graham a base on balls. Graham cor 20 49, 20
sacrifice by Iartzell and a puny tan In front ~, g.
plate by Stone. and then McAIeese stole Co.,
hleinow made high throw. and Graham scored
10 prove. - was
Iaporte doubled In the fifth innire IN, -,
third on knights sacrifice and that was as 80
as the Yankees ever got TO run. for Iaporte was
uoup'ed at the plate by a fine throw after Hartzeu
had captured Austin's short fly 10 centra
great play saved run In the slx.b ,rrt
McAleese was hit. and reached second on yvauaoos
sacrhce lie stole third when Kleinow tbra,r -
second to catch him mapping. and was read, -
run nome two being out. when Williams apnars,,,,
singled TO LETT. Jimmy Austin grabbed the bau IN
the rum however. and shot Il TO knight vv,,h,.
looking at the first baseman NJ all The ,h, -
Wild but knight stopped IL and Williams was ON.
Inc climax came In the eighth inning Uartzou
singled. and Wilson made a mess OF stones h,,n,
la''Itl reaching third Austin threw McAIeese
out and Wallace bounced n singIa "a, 1,.,,
s'"Neu hahd' Hartzell scoring, with Stone Lrta,,D
then hit Jones in trying to throw him out AZ AS,
and Wallace scored " "is''
FIRST GAME