New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-31
W|LTSE ALLOWS TWO HITS
Giants Shut Out ST. Louis Cardl-
nails in Third Game.
HAMMER HARMON HARD
Bliss Knocks Umpire Uncon-
scicus in Throwing Ball
to Second.
HAMMER HARMON HARD

St Louis. JULY 33-Georgo Witsa who
held the Cardinals TO two hits IT the Polo
Grounds ten days go. repeated the per
Torrance to-day and shut out St Louis
by 4 score Of 10 a. while tho Giants kept
hammerlng Harmon shoots until they
Knocked him out of the box IN the seventh
inning Grover LoudermilH. hi5 successor
allowed 81. Chief Meyers hit in the
eighth that counted for nothing. but in the
ninth the youncster was wild and two
Giants scored before hit was made. Two
more singles were recorded that counted
for naught before the side was retired.
ending the game with another victory for
MoGraw's pennant chasers The team was
coached this afternoon b" It's manager
whose suspension expired to-day Tho at
tendance OF twenty-five thcu"5nd broke tho
baseball record here.
The New York pitchers have allowed the
Cardinals only six hits In ffty-four in
nngs Marquar1 letting t'ow down with
four yesterday. St Louis suffered it, Soc
cnI straight shutout Victory enabled tho
Giants to climb within a gam" and half
of the top. the cubs losing once more 10
| the Phlllies.
| Harmon. Bresnahans star twirlor Of
| fercd little resistance to the visitors. and
! they piled up a total Of fourteen hits for
| the day, Meyers making a triple and two
| singles Becker. who played riGht field
again in Murray's place. registered two
hits. while Doyle. Mcrkle and HerzoG made
their presence felt with the stick The
team gave Wltse sparkling support and
/ played errorless ball Five bases We're
stolen on Bliss, Snodgrass pilferng two.
The two hits Of the Cardinals, whose
! weaknesse at bat when facing lefthand
pitchers was taken advantage If by Nc
| Graw, came in the first inning. viii IN
Hugglns began for St Louis with a single
| TO right. After Hauser and Mills were put
out Higgins reached second when Meyers
threw to centre. Honey walked and Evans
! filed the bases with single to centre on
the first ball pitched. The next man up
flied ont to Becker After that St Louis
never had a ghost Of a show to score, as
they could not hit the ball in safe terri
| tory.
I New York began scoring in the second
after Merkle fouled to Bliss. Herzog
doubled down the left field line and stole
| third as Fletcher walked. Meyers singled
! to left, Herzog scoring. After one was
| down I'm the NTH Doyle singled 10 right and
stole second, tallying on Sncdgrass's single
past Smith.
! Harmon's last round on the mound was
exciting. Meyers started the hammering
/ I'm the seventh with a triple to left. Wiltse's
grounder was too hot for Hauser. but he
! knocked IT down and held Meyers at third
/ Devore singled to centre. Meyers scoring
and Wiltse pulling up at second Doyle
| and Snodgrass raised 10 Cakes. but Beck
/ er doubled into the right field crowd, Wltse
| scoring. Smith threw out Merkle.
| Devoro opened New York's ninth with a
! pass and quickly stole second. Doyle sac-
| rihced, Loudormilk To Honey. and Snod-
grass walked. On an attempted double
! steal Huggins held Devore at third, while
| Snodgrass took second. Miler's peg to
| Smith was mussed up by Waffle. and De
/ wore and Snodgrass scored before he re-
| covered the pill Becker singled to left.
| Bliss peg to catch Becker stealing hit
| Brennan, the umpire on the back of the
! head and laid him out for five minutes.
| The umpire revived and the game was re-
sumed with the runner on first. Becker
attempted steal was nipped. Bliss to
| Hauser. Merke singled to centre and died
! stealing. Bliss 10 Hauscr
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