New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
YANKEES FEAST ON RUNS
Nineteen Piled Up at the Ex-
pense of st. Louis.
ALL HANDS BUSY WITH BAT
Hits Come So Thick and Fast
That Men Get Tired Run
ming Bases.


games the Yankees would have little to
fear for the rest Of the season. because
they laid in q stock Al the expense OF Jack
C'rounor's Browns a. American League
Park Yesterday afternoon that made the
scorers work overtime. The home team
rf1e5 -, M less than nineteen runs, against
which St L.ouis's Two presented poor
ra,a1 indeed. -Four OF The Missouri pitch
ers we-e literally. as well as hgurativeiy'
smashed 10 pieces. beginning with Ray
WIN gave the Detroit Tigers no end OF
--o,;rle. and winding I'D with BOB SPADE
-. former Red. who once took bad fall
-,,- NJ -,e Giants when he was n the other
league
In every inning except the sixth the
Yankees scored Some Of the runs they
-or f-,- clean. honest hitting, and others
me- -nolz when errors and frealy throws
l3v the Browns made run-gettirg easy
Ho- the New York baIsmen the game was
: feast Hzr-y Wolter carried or the non
o~s II the Gay. getting three saLe oIlNeS'
one home run. IN four times al Dat
--+7i-die- cree and Jack Knight were right
s,eFInd him with three hits apiece aIo 1IleI
came Frank I.apo-te, he OF the black BAT,
mo ez-7zd vacation after he had
smashed on Z double and followed II up
-,f-- : 1~ipte AT inning later. putting three
men ia all acTCsE lie plate
Tir77,,- austin took Laporte's place at
-rf-d hr- re failed 70 make q hit although
l-e scored run Avstin and Jim Vaughn
who did the pitching for the nome nlhe'
YER he only men or the team VINO 1alieo
10 connect for q safe hit me 0rai re-
-,4-rs cave the Yankees fifteen hits as
szalusr seven scattered crlNeS lil9A l4ie
Browns Eor of Vaughn
Before The game had gone an inning Il
ms % 7o.se The Nex York hurricane MT
--e Mound CITY camp sc suddenly ana with
30 much e-usro that the Browns were hrted
completely OF their feet ano Whlrleo
around somewhere in the upper regions
WIZ throws were the regular order, ana
when these We're mixed UP with tne siam
hang drives mat the Yankees dropped III
every moment or so il was no ~oIoer lIiat
-readv stream Of runners scampered
across the plate
Vaughn didn't have 10 work very haFo
under the circumstances The poor playing
.r the -. Louis men in the field affected
r7ei- batting TOO. ard the best they coulo
GO v-as score two runs II the fifth Hnen
zhe- buncned three hits-
The game began as many games nave De
z.rr. The St Louis side going out II oroe''
4 brilliant stop by Roach on haF'zell :
-rounder varying the Eonotony- Il GIG not
continue Is other games have continued
no ever Daniels cloutsd Ray nrst Dali
FOR : single Wolter and knight each Aol-
5,-,-a5 win hits. Daniels scoring. Laporte,
hound to live up TO his reputation. slammed
one 70 left for TWO bases, scoring Wolter
.r6 knight cree followed with hit after
Gardner had sacrificed, and Laporte scored
-ba foll-rh run Roach went out bul
Mitchell hit for two bases. scoring cree.
Sranbeus redeemed il small measure the
-oor work OF MS battery partner by catch
INK Z foul fy by Vaughn mat came down
-iSft against the stand When the s-Elohe
had cleared away il vas found that the
Yankees had made five runs in almost as
many minutes
Not satisfied with the lead they hao
gained the home team flashed three more
runs home IN the second inning Bailey
and Allen rad replaced Ray and Stephens,
and rne change was taken 10 kindly BY the
Yankees. ana especially by Laporte. There
were Two out. with y otter on first when
--spo-te came up IN the second frame He
riEhtened his belt and then spilled long
o~fve over Schueitzer's head that was good
for three bases and scored WOiter with
e2ze Gardner walked and then stole sec
ono Allen thought he had g chance 70 catch
l.aro-re Of third. but made the fatal mis-
teLe of throwing at the runner Laporte
ier TIE ball nit him. ana fl bounded into
left field OF course, both he and Gardner
were wide awake and scored before the
rsu was feIded back into the diamond
Three seemed 10 be the favor1te number
z-tth the Yankees after that for they
scored three runs II the third. three in the
ffth and again three IN the seventh
Bailey gave III the task II despair in the
third after Woi1er had soaked one OF MS
choicest offerings 70 the centre field fence
Tor 2 home run. KfnseIla then took hand
~ checking the food. bur he was hardly
equal 70 the occasion. and before ne re
tired in the ffrh four runs had been
squeezed from him
Spade's wsz the fuai turn beginning with
the sixth and lasting through until the last
Yankee vas out The brand was already
TOO fs- gone in the burning. however. 70
make any difference now many runs were
scored
Before the game StsIlings announced that
Walsh. q catcher Who came from Notre
Dame. had been released 70 the Jersey
City club CT the Eastern League
The score follows.
new TORE- ST LOUIS