New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-30
YANKEES RALLY IN TIME
Wind Up Western Trip with VIC
tory Over st. Louis.
PLAY POORLY IN FIELD
Vaughn Works Under Handicap
of Seven Errors, But
Wins Game.

ST. Louis, Aug 29-Closing from the rear
with a furious rush in the ninth inning, the
crippled but plucky New York Yankees
snatched the brand from the burnin5 ana
by falling on the shoots OF Miicheh
dubbed out four runs and victory. with the
score standing at 10 T. The game marked
the last game of the Yanks in tho West
this year. and by virtue Of the victory
Hal Chase's men return 10 New for"
with a record Of nine games won snd eight
lost The victory pushed the YaaHs mp MO
third place.
The Yankees gave one OF the giandesS
exhibitions OF bush league baseball ever
seen on the grounds. With several regulars
missing, they spilled seven errors, wnich
were responsible for the runs scored ny
Wallace and his clan. Roy Hartzell had
field day, mufng, booting and making "li'
throws, and before the sun set over fhe
waters Roy and his system were respoH-
sble for three Of the total runs made oy
the enemy. Hemphlll FITZGERALD. Williams
and Vaughn also aspired toward the spot
light. and clipped IN one error apiece.
Vaughn pitched a good game for New
York. and showed flash Of his pes t"Fn
He allowed only seven hits and "hie ne
passed two batters he threw open u"e
clutch and famed six His mates however
did their worst and had Mitchell pltcheo
steadily I'm the last frame It Is prooaDie
that ST. Louis would have won. seven hi'S
were made from Mitchell. but he became
deranged in the last inning, and after ne
nassed a man allowed a hit and hit man,
all Of which resulted I'm run, ne was taken
ont Of the box, and George went out 20
stop the riot. He took up the burden Win
two on base and one out. but was found
for two singles, which resulted IN thres
runs when mingled with an lnnel1 cut
shotten opened the way to the plate IN
the arst inning for ST. Louis by beating out
q, ,n4eld hit. Austin did his best 10 saHri-
fee. but williams had his own loeas' ar"
, Who, ne threw wild both men were sste'
shotten going 20 third. Jimmy moved ooNn
n second on a short wild pitcn' ana WINS
Hogan was being thrown out al nrst oh''
ten scored from the far turn Inc saihe
took on the aspect OF a struggle un'.l 'No
/ fourth inning. when the Yanks showed JUS.
how they could play. SouthwioH slheeu
with one out, and when Hemphh aIO"eu
the ball 10 get by him the runner TOOK Sc
ond He was caught of the bag oy WIN
Jams A pass to Mitchell, MT oy Sho''ei'
followed by Hartzell's throw TO the oleach-
crs and Vaughn's error. scored TWO runs
for ST. Louis
4 double by Hartzell. followed by two
infeld outs. gave New York run IN ths
fifth inning, and the following frame sa"
two more TALES and tied score wheh
singles by Hemphl and Chase, a douole
steal and Gardeners single drove Hal ana
Charlie home.
Gardner walked in the ninth inning ana
took the far corner on hit by hartseh'
Roy went to second on the throw 10 get
Gardner Mitchell then hit Johnson with
pitched bell. and a single by Fitzgerald
scored Gardner. Hartzel tailed when
Williams grounded out 10 Laporte. Mitchell
was then relieved and George was sent on
the mound. Johnson scored while vaughn
was thrown out. and WOter and Hempnlh
singled I'm succession, scoring Fitzgerald.
The score follows.