New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-18
YANKEES FIGHT TO END
Rewarded, Too, with Victory in
the Eleventh Inning.
CHGNNElL BREAKS A LEG
New York Ties Up Score Twice
with Three Runs, Once III
the Tenth.

can League PARK yesterday afternoon had
aentured TO remark that the Yankees would
win the game by a score OF TO : after an
eleven-inling battle he would have been
gently but firmly aGmonished TO go back to
BloomiEgdaIe. The much despised St Louis
Browns took fairly good hold or the game
rnen they scored one run in the third IN
ning and added three more in the fourth
The Yankees shattered The row Of goose
eggs IN the fifth by single solitary tally,
which seemed to be the limit OF their ef-
rorts. But the real fun and excitement were
to come.
In the eighth the Yankees tied the score
with three rams and the crowd took fresh
interest until the Browns turned and gave
shen an awful Jolt by tallying three on
their own account at the beginning OF the
tenth II, at this point, the aforesaid gen
tlenan had made the aforementioned re-
mark without being hustled out Of the
grounds he would have gone down in his
tory as q prophet and seer. His prognosti-
cation, however. would have been fulfilled
20 the letter.
The Yankees simply would not acknowl-
edge defeat, and while the fans in a
seIni-hysterical condition cheered and
shouted they tied UP the game once more by
scoring three runs on two bases on balls,
TWO hits and an error by Griggs-
big Jim Vaughan then rushed 10 the
rescue OF Hughes, who had replaced War
hop, and the game was over so far scor-
ing by the visitors was concerned. He was
right at home in his usual role Of pitching
extra inning games, although. as rule, he
goes the full journey. He pitched only one
inning, but got the credit for the victory,
fair return for his hard work and small
fruits earlier in the season.
with St Louis disposed of. the Yankees
stepped I'D and pulled OUT victory. Powell
was generous and passed Hemphil and
wolter, Chase laid down neat sacrifice
ount, while Baporte came along with q
sizzling single through short which turned
the gloom Of the first part Of the tenth
inning into q rollicking feast.
Lester Channel, one OF the real finds
of the season, who Joined the Yankees last
week, coming from the Memphis club
broke his leg sliding to third base in the
nth inning. He sustained a Potts tract
l.re about five inches above his right ankle
and il viii be two months at least before
he will be able TO play. He was carried off
the field and taken TO a hospital. Birdie
Cree took his place. Austin did not play,
owing TO an injury TO his knee on Monday,
so that Laporte went TO third and Gardner
played in his regular place at second.
Jack Kieinow caught his first game Of
the season on the hilltop. and the Browns
pilfered only two bases. His most effective
work was in hitting and he broke into the
game with three timely singles
The game, on the whole, was one OF the
most poorly ,felded contests seen at Amer1-
can League Park this season. The Yankees
had five errors challed up against them, 10
six for the visitors. Passed balls were fire.
-,nT
dropping easy flies out in right garden.
The St Louis infeld offended seriously, and
several runs Of the home nine would not
have materialized if the visitors had played
with more snap and ginger.
Warhop pitched four innings and dis
played considerable wildness, hitting TWO
men, passing one and allowing six hits, two
IF them for extra bases. He got along
nicely until the third when Hoffman
walked and tailed on Griggss slashing
-wo-baggeT.
In the next inning, with one out. Abstein
singled over first base, and stole second
Killifer was hit by pitched bali, and when
Gilligan singled TO centre, scoring Abstein,
Hemphin threw poorly TO lulrd 10 catch
zillifer The bali got by Laporte. and
the St. Louis catcher scored. Stone hunted
70 warhop, and GiIligan was caught try
mean while and came home on Hoffman's
single. The latter was caught stealing sec
'-Jnd and retired the side.
IN the tenth inning Griggs doubled, and
schweitzer grounded through Roach. Griggs
scoring. HartzelIs triple brought Schweit-
zsr home. and the former scored when
:stephens's grounder got through Gardner.
Hughes went six INNINGS, allowig only two
hits, but both were long ones and successive
as well.
The Yankees Tailed first in the fifth in
niag. Gardner walked, stole second and
came home on Kleinow's single BemphilI
walked in the eighth. and scored on Chase s
double, the latter crossing the plate on La
porte's single. 1T this point Gilligan re-
tired in favor Of BAILEY. a southpaw. but if
made little difference. Although Roach was
an easy out. Cree singled over second,
bringing in the run which tied the score.
In the exciting tenth Bailey passed Chase
and Laporte. The former stole second and
third bases. and scored on Roach's single.
cree forced Roach at second, but Laporte
went 70 third and scored when Gardner
raped a hot ore through Griggs Cree
went to second On the error and scored on
Kleinow's single.
The score follows.
NEW YORK ST LOUIS.
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