New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-03
ONE MORE FOR YANKEES'
Score Six Runs to Only Three for
st. Louis Browns.
FISHER GOES TO RESCUE
Holds Visitors in Check When
King" Brockett Is Driven
from the Box.

A small crowd Of Fans" turned out to
see the Yankees take another game from
ST. Louis on the hilltop yesterday. this une
by a score OF s to 3. Second division pat
ties are not conducive to much enthusiasm
at best. but when the Browns furnlsh one
wing Of the contest there Is too much Oh d
minor league atmosphere present TO make
The struggle all absorbing.
Hal Chase and his men had little oln-
Guilty in walking away with victory al
though the visitors fought gamely. Booo!
Wallace decided that Hallimans pertorih-
ance at short on Thursday left mucn 10 Nv
desired. and SO he undertook the onerous
task Of holding down that particular po
sition himself As result the iniield was
bclstered up considerably. Wallace accept
cd seven chances without an error ana
made two hits TO signalize his return 10
the game
The New York manager still finds diff
Guilty In picking a pitcher who can go the
whole route. in spite of the fact that the
team is PLAYING against the weakest aegre-
cation I'm the league Brockett started the
conflict and. while he was hit freely. man
aged to weather the storm until the eightn
inning Then Fisher had to go to the res
single. Hogan's home run to the hleachers
and Wallace's safe drive Immediately pre-
coded Brockett's demise and resulted In
his Punishment after he had allowed nine
hits Fisher was invincible. and had niue
difficulty in holding the lead OF three runs
which the Yankees had taken.
Brockett pulled himself out Of couple OF
bad holes with flying colors. He "ouio
have retired from the game much carrier
had St Louis not lacked the necessar!
punch TO tally a few runs. With two out
in the second. single by Clarke. Wallace
and Rowan filed the bags. but Hamilton
hit into a force-out and ended the inning
without run being scored. In the sixth
the bases were all occupied once more
Mclean sandwiched in a hit between the
outs of Austin and Laporte. Hogan singled
scoring Mclean with St Lous's first run
Clarke then drew a pass and Wallace peat
out an nhed hit. shaping up things nicely
for a damaging onslaught. but Brockett
rroved equal 10 the emergency. forcing
Rowan to ground out. knight to Chase.
The Yankees did not make the best OF
their many opportunities TO score ana
failed TO squeeze the utmost number OF
runs out Of promising situations. Although
Hamilton offered little resistance, and was
found for eight hits in six innings. retiring
in favor of Murray. pinch hitter. he man.
aged to tighten up when a serious crisis ap-
preached. and eleven Yankees were left
stranded on the bags during the nine IN
nings Nelson pitched the seventh. but
Criss hatted for him in the eighth ana
Petty finished the game.
Bobby Wallace shifted Hogan from first
base 10 left field after his poor showing
az the initial bag in the first game OF the
series Rowan went 10 first and made
slightly better appearance, although he did
not have a great deal 10 do. Mig Clarke
had a big Job on his hands holding the
Yankees 10 the bases. Cree. Johnson,
Chase. Daniels and Hartzell getting away
with pilfered bags. Hartzell played brill
liant all-arouud game fielding in spectacu-
lar style and making three hits.
The game itself was lacking in sensa-
tional plays. the feature of the day being
the figure Z. which was hung on the
scorehoard when the Giants pulled out
victory over the Cubs. The fans" really
came 10 life for once and greeted the news
with a shout that reverberated around the
hilltop for several minutes.
Daniels scored run for the Yankees in
the first inning. drawing a pass at the
start. racing 10 third when Clarke threw
wild 10 catch him stealing and tallyng
on VOTERS sacrifice fly. Although Cree
drew a pass and Hartzell and Chase both
singled New York was unable TO score any
more runs In the inning HartZells single.
a stolen base and MelOans error in drop
ping Knights fly answered for another run
in the third. In the fourth Johnson drew
pass, stole second and tailed on Brock
ctt'S single. while Chase added another in
the sixth when he singled. took second on
an out stole third and crossed the plate
on a sacrifice fly. Two more runs were
added in the eighth to make assurance
douby sure and put the game on ice.
Singles by Mclean and Hogan bespoke st.
Iouis's first run in the sixth. while Me
loans single. followed ny Hogans home
run, tailed two i'm the eighth.
The score follows:
NEW YORK. ST. LOUIS.
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