New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-13
YANKEES HITS TIMELY
Hal ChaSe's Men Defeat Cleve-
land Maps in Second Game.
QUINN IN SPLENDID FORM
Allows Only Four Hits, but
James, the Visiting Twirler'
Does as Well.

The Yankees made it two straight over
Cleveland on the hilltop yesterday AFTER
noon, when they won "A light hitting game
by score Of 4 TO |. The electrical hls-
plays TO which the city has been treated
during tho last two days seem 10 have ieit
the atmosphere in state which renders
pitching particularly effective. for ooth
Quinn and James. a youngster recently
added to the Cleveland staff rom Toledo
tanned the heavy hitters of both teams into
marked docility. Each allowed only four
hits and twirled in sterling fashion.
Quinn had a trhe the edge on his OPP
ponent In the battle. as he kept the re"
safeties he allowed so well scattered that
he could easily have shut out the visitors
had his support not wabhled In the ninth
inning The Yankee twirler, who showed
great reversal of form over his previous
work this year. and bids fair now TO take
his regular turn I'm the box, was more
than parsmonious with passes, and only
one of the Maps was able to beat his way
10 first with a free ticket. James, on the
other hand, allowed the Yankees TO bunch
two OF their hits in the sixth frame. he
also presented the New York nine with hVe
luscious chances to start something by CIV
ng passes. Much to his chagrin' three OF
these opportunities were made the most oil
end cashed into runs.
While the Maps did considerable In the
way Of snappy fielding. they were guilty oil
several lapses OF good judgment when
profted the Yankees run or two. Ban
continued TO put Up a scintillating game AT
second base. and as far as fielding goes
fills the shoes Of Larruping Larry perfect
Iv He made a wonderful one-hand stop
Of Gardner's rap I'm the second inning ~
well as robbing Daniels Of a hit III the
seventh 70
Although the Yankees did not get MT Oh
James until Gardner doubled In the iouFt"'
Daniels was hit by pitched pail IN inc
third. Land made high heaVe III u3l"s
10 catch him stealing. Birmingham re-
laved the ball from centre field TO olsen
who tried to catch Daniels taking thlrd'
Olsen made a bad throw, the ball rolling
through Turner to the stands, and Bert
scored the first run.
Gardner doubled with two out in the
fourth. but was left on second When
Sweeney went out, Hall to StoyalL After
Hartzell had struck out in the sixth, how
ever. Cree raped a terrific drive through
Turner and stole second before Knight
walked. Olsen was not fast enough TO
get Chase's dribble to the infeld and the
bases were filed. Gardner lifted 10 Biz
mingham. but Stovall was lucky to knock
down Sweeney's drive, which was labelled
three bases. Cree scored with ease on the
hit. Land might have had knight out
on Stovall's relay 10 the plate, but the
catches. lost his head when he saw Chase
taking third and Sweeney midway between
first and second, and hestated long enough
for Knight to score and the runners on the
bags TO be safe. quinn lifted 10 Olsen.
who made a fine catch back of second and
retired the side. In the seventh Wolter
walked, with one out stole second and tai
lied on Hartzells single.
Grauey saved the Maps from being shut
out when he opened the ninth with a double
to right field. Although Olsen and E,asterly
were easy outs. Stoval was safe on
knights tumble and Graney took third on
the error. Stoyall stole second. Birming-
ham was safe on Hartzells bad throw to
Chase and Graney scored on the error
Gardner and Chase took care Of Turner's
grounder.
The score follows.