New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-19
SEVENTH INNING LUCKY
Yankees Pull Out Another Game
in Face of Defeat.
ST. LOUIS ERRORS HELP
Browns Go TO Pieces as New
York Team Piles Up Four
Needed Runs.

The Yankees made Il four straight Yith
certain baseball players from Missouri al
American League Park yesterday after-
noon. me 81. Louis Browns were defeated
b. one OF those grand flourisbes near the
end or the game-the lucky seventh, 10 be
exsct-in which the New York team tailed
four runs and left the field with the contest
tucked away by a score OF to > The eN-
perience of the las two games has doubt
less impressed il upon them more strongly
than ever that the game isn't over until
the last man is ouI
FriH pitched for the Yankees and was
hit rather freely Nine safeties were
chaIked IN against him, three of them
doubles and TWO triples He managed TO
keen them fairly wei scattered. however.
end the visitors we're unable 20 get more
than one run across the plate to an inning
Kleinow made couple o. bad errors and
missed an out OF two while foundering
around in the mud near the plate Two OF
his misplays eventually resulted in runs
<Srisgs seemed 10 have Frill's number.
making four hits in four times al bat ltls
batting ascended in intensity from single
the FIRST time up 10 g double. and then q
triple II finally fell Off TO . scratch hit,
however, when every one was looking for
e home ran. Vaughn again vent 10 the
rescue 81 the beginning OF the eighth in
ming. and held the Browns down IN line
STYLE
Stremmel who was IN the box for ST
Louis. pitched good game for time, ana
did not allow the home nine hit until the
fifth inning Klcnow singled in that period.
hut was forced at second. Chase repeated
the performance II the next, only 10 meet
with similar fate, and the lead Of three
] aE al
safe. OF the whole.
When the Browns once start 20 blow.
however it Is = sight to cause much weep
ins and gnashlng OF teeth. After playing
fair 10 middling game the break came in
The seventh Gardner opened the inning by
flying cut 10 Stone kleinow walked and
StallinEs sent knight in to bat for FTlii
Al this point the trouble began knight
popped up an easy foul on the first bali
pitched. 1t was an even bet between Alb
stein and Allen as to which one should tahe
il Both appeared in a delightful Alphonse
and CASTOR comedy skit on the first base
line. and as Ahstein said, After you, my
dear Alien" the ball dropped to the
ground between the participants
Knight thereupon received a new lease Of
life and singled ever first Hemphill laid
down a hunt toward third and filled the
bases Wolter smashed hot one through
Criggs and KIeinow tailed, while Chase s
timely single TO left brought knight and
Iemphin home with runs that tied the
score Then Wallace let Laporte's grounder
get away. and Wolter scored. Chase was
caught off second on the relay, Stone TO
Wallace 10 GrigEs.
Two men Were out in the eighth when
Kleinow singled and stole second. Big
Jim Vaughan sent UP high fly TO centre
field. klenow started for home as the ball
VAS hit. and scored when Hoffman dropped
the fly Vaughan reached second base on
the play. Hemphills single sent him 10
irird and he scored on VOTERS grounder
through Abstein. Bemphill too. tried TO
come home, but was caught at the Plate.
The visitors had done all their scoring
previously. StremIneIl opened the third with
= tNo-base hit. Chase tried to double him
II third when Stone grounded out. La
porte apparently was not looking for the
play. and muffed the bali, while Stremmen
started for the plate. Laporte recovered tire
sphere and threw TO IIleinOw. but the lat
ter missed il and Stremmen tailed.
Kleinow muffed Aliens pop fly at the
opening Of the fifth inning. Stremmen was
an easy ont. but Stone tripled TO centre field
and brought Alien home. IN the sixth
Griggs opened with a triple and scored on
Hartzell's double.
The score follows: