New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-15
RUDE SHOCK FOR CHASE
u;s Yankees Lose Another Game
to the Lowly Browns.
RESCUE PITCHERS FAIL
Vaughn and Quinn Unable to
stop a Belated Ninth
Inning Rally.

,o,,,s Tuly l4-The New York Yam
- -,,1ered a rude shock this afternoon
n ,bs s. Louis Rrowns made q ninth
VIZ ,aIIv. scored three runs and took
mh'.,s came from Hal Chsses men by a
SUI, # &c s. The visitors arrived here
ICING 70 clean M with the lowly tail
and got of to a good start when
non the two first games The jolt
W. yot yesterday amounted 90 lese ma
'n.. ubsr the Browns defeated Russell
- but 20 win two IN row and break
an me series was beyond the dreams
~ The home players The Yankees
M Gins 70 third place by the narrow
.,s,r ~ one point. as the Boston Red
- dsfsated the Chicago White Sox.
81 failure Of Big jim Vaughn and Jack
brirn TO perform the rescue act in the
spnroved fashion was largely re-
r-o,sibls for the defeat. Joe Lake was
=. PARTICULARLY difficult for the visitors.
- ,hAv ran Up a lead of three runs in
-. s-s- seven innings. while Caldwell was
--.,,jgh inv.acible and held the Browns
-.rr.ss 4 couple OF hits al the start Of
49, s,rhth induced Chase 70 remove Cald-
III and Vaughn took his place. Jim i'm
.s,s-elv urccrked a Wild pitch which
.roa,.d the Browns 70 score their first rln,
- .u-the~ damage was done, however,
.,,n ne ninth. when 4 pass. a double and
go Singles shaped things up for vic
,,rv ana Quinn was summoned 60 the
-,o,5s Il was 20 no purpose. TIE only
go Bstsren 70 face quinn nj safely and
Won the game.
ros Lake twirled fairly consistent ball,
& ,..rjpe the seven hits he allowed fairly
al scattered. He retired in the seventh
- lst Mclean bat for him and Hamilton
.,isbed the game. allowing the visitors
,,ly ore lit although he gave three passes.
u ,rIlrd out q a bad hole in the eighth
s-.rs vhe-. with one out Wolter walked
ava Hsr-zel singled. Wolter was nlpped
!, tbe Mate on an attempted double steal.
.,s while cree drew a pass Knight was
mequa. IN m. emergency anu i'l'" ''O ID
shottsn.
The Browns outhit the Yankees. but II
wasn't until they began 10 bunch their
s,fst;es on Vaughn and Quinn in the last
,ro innings that they were able 70 get
nan across the plate. Caldwell twiried well
!, the piuches and received much better
.gppo-, than Ford and Brockett got yes
,srdav Rov Eartzel endeavored still fur
,ss- 70 impress upon the 81. Louis nine
,bst 2 mistake it was 20 let him =. by
,o,,rsfr- 1ut three hits. while Cree was
-ra5itsd with TWO. The hitting Of the rest
- the nine was desultOry. Shotten'
S,bws,tzer and Black got two hits apiece
nskirr six n the eleven credited 10 the
Al Tfvr-4~ 1
:, ,5,~d 7rar the peppery little inflelder
vas nut out ~ -he game for disputing
decision IN the eighth inning. The Browns
played an errorless game.
y4V York was the first 10 score when,
WITH one out In the fourth inning. Hartzeu
and Cree singled the former scoring later
IN double steal Knight doubled 70 lett
. 1-,rrir- Cree home. but chase lifted 10
. ,ustin ana Nagnar struck out In the scF-
sr,b knight walked. only 70 be forced at
s4eond bv chase Hal took third on d MT
and run play when Wagner singled. bis'r
forced Nasre-. HalHnan 10 Wallace. hut
Chase Tailed. IL.
shotten and Schw-tzer egan the last Oh
mo eighth for - Louis with singles.
Vaughn succeeded caldwell and made-a
wild pitch. letting Shotten score. Win one
on IN the ninth Crisis drew a pass an"
George ran for him. Wallace doubled put
ung George ou third. and when Po"eH'
batting for Hamilton, raped d sacrince
o. 70 Wo.ter, George scored. Although
TWO were our and the Browns We're TWO
TINS behind. they were not disheartehea.
shot,en singled. scoring Wallace an"
Black followed with another hit. luln',
replaced Vaughn. but Schweitzer greeted
MIN with single. while Peitys sale MT
brought shotten home. winning the game
Tia score follows.