New-York tribune., 1910-10-20
aMES AND WILTSE FAIL
Men from the Hilltop Pound the
Bal and Continue the
Hard Fight.

Iea-1rs Park. s.462. Estimated attend /
snrr geo. Total receipts. S6.044 50 di- |
-fded a. follows: club owners. S5.4ao % |
National Commission. ssei a5.
TofaI paid attendance Of six games
es ses Total r~c-iat< s7s.osa 80. divided |
Rs follows: PLAYERS. sSs.sss IS: ciuh own
-rs ssl. .sSs 80; National Commission.
$500 a.
Seventh game At Foio Grounds TODAY st |
gas O'Clock.
Tending Anes and wUtse for eignt TanS
- ire second innrrE. -he Yankees walioped
rhe Giants bv q score Of 20 n IN he sixth
game of -he post-season series At American
League Park yesterday afternoon lu-o
doubles and p single in succession as %
starter were responsible Tor two runs ioT
4he YANKEES. snd when Aues passed C7-
ger NcGrav sent Wntse tn tne rescue
Tu-o singles. double an error. another
Tres pass and 2 sacrifice f'y tailed six more
-71ns snd sev'ed up the game The series
TlaW stands three victories for the Giants
znd two for the Yankees
T was an easy VICTOR After Wiltse had
nut out three batsmen IN the second inning
ne steadled down and pitched better ball
although he was found for seven more h1ts
snd rvro runs The Giants succeeded II
driving Big Jin- Vaughn 70 cover when
they threatened "a overcome the lead "a ken
ny the Yankees a rally in the third inning
scored TWO runs. and after Vaughn. with
r--o ou-. had filed the bases. nUrrv can
was sent for Quinn. who checked the I'm
pending danger. The latter continued IN
The box for the remainder of the game and
pitched clever hail Although the Giants
hfr hard iu spots he succeeded in keeping
me drives So well scattered fhs- EicCiraw 3
nine was unable 10 score again
The ease with which rhe Yankees took d
substantial lead before the game was We'll
N -he way robbed rr Df much interest
Quinn held rhe Giants so well in hanj thsr
any CHs7oe Of overcoming the blE Ieso
sooa faced.
The crowd vas smaller than ~ the pre-
vious games. in srite OF the perfect yvestn-
-. p seemed 70 be the general OPINION tnar
The Giants mad the series in hand, and not
more than e.a0 turned out, a. whom .462
paid theIr way in The enthusiastic sup
porrers OF the Giants were OF hand TO see
the finishing touches. the followers OF the
Yankees turned out confident that the team
Was not yet beaten
When Ames suCCumbed under the terrific
hitting Of the Yankees the 10Y OF some OF
the fans" knew no bounds. Il was an
inning Of frenzied cheering FOR the Yankee
rooters while The Giant supporters Eazed
on IN -IUu aTuazemeuL A slight setback
Vas received when sim Vaughn was
rounded OUT Of the box, bur Quinn held the
heT t0 the situation. and a calm and un-
broken assurance settled over the hilltop
Iastlsans. while tle friends of The Giants
took comLor- in The hope which springs
eternal and desires which were never re-
allied.
Whether the Giants were not TOO conf
Gent is a moot question. While Ames was
admittedly weak and Wiltse Ineffective al
the start the Giants failed 70 play the
came they had pUL rap previously in -ae
series. and did not appear 70 he KEYED uu
80 highly Win The has-s fun IL the sec
onc inning. 2 Ure1ched error ~ DoyIe-s
ln making a bad throw 10 Movers let two
runs In wnen double play might have
been executed which would have checked
1ne Yankees after they had scored three
runs IN base running too the Giants
showed a marked reversal IN form. Su0d-
grass and Doyle both doing poor work
This however. was offset by poor work on
1He part @ Chase. HemphIu and WoIter ali
OF whom were run down between the bags
Some excuse could be offered IN WoIters
csse. however a. he was vainiv alfemDring
a
was on tLlrd. but Jimmy stuck 20 the bag
like long lnsI brother and refused tc make
q Gssn for Jhe plate when he had more
than an even chance Of scoring
By everiasIinEly pounding TIE bail the
Yankees won well earned rictorv. There
Uras little craft or inside bail in evidence.
and ir was nor needed Fourteen safe
drives were enough. particularly when SIX
were punched IN one inning. The two pitch
ers were the onlE players IN the Yankee
lineup who failed 20 hit safely. Hemphiu
connected for three singles IN i've times al
bat while Jimmy Austin nix safely as many
times ia four times Up Chase was cred
ited with 2 timely double and q triple while
knight made TWO hits, one . double
The Giants did pretty Dit Of hitting on
their OWn account. bUr were unable 10 make
II count. Snodgrass, DevIin Murray
zno Merkle each mac a rwo-base hir 10 MS
credit. ten safe hits II all being made OF
me delivery of Vaughn and Quinn each
OF whom allowed nve hits. Bui The Giants
seemed 10 suddenly lose the art Of timely
hrring and eleven men were left on bases,
ss compared with four fo- the Yankees.
The bases were fI1l when the Giants were
retired IN the second and third innings
There was little sensational fielding in
the game. Ia Chase made a wonderful
cne-handed catch Of Austins nigh throw
IA The seventh inning and took care OF
Doyle = grOunder ia the ninth in brilliant
form. These plays. aside from Murray's
splendid catch Of Cree fiy ia the fffn inn
inE. marked the limit Of remarkable fleld-
ing Both knight and Roach put up a
tDe game for the Yankees. Wiltse fielded
IDS position with his usual brilliancy. while
Wilson. who replaced Meyers ln the third
iHuinZ. proved q capable baclzstop. Criger
signalized ms return to the battlefield by
catching q good game for the Yankees
The seventh game of the series Will be
PLAYED 1T the Polo Grounds this afternoon.
ard promises TO be = battle royal Tickets
for reserved seats VIII be sale at 10
o'clock this morning al the Polo Grounds,
instead Of at the ST James Building