New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29
YANKEES RALLY AND Win
Defeat St. Louis Browns by
Squirt in Eighth Inning.
LIST OF INJURIES GROWS
Big Ed Sweeney Spiked and Is
Forced to Retire from
Game in Fourth.

St Louis. Aug S.-One more cban,er
was added to the list OF Garrison finishes
made by the New York Yankees this sea
son when they pulled furious rally in
the eighth inning of the game against the
Browns here this afternoon, and won BY
score Of 10 . The Yankees's hospital list
is rapidly growing. In the fourth inning
Of the game to-day Ed Seeney was spiked
above the right knee and was forced 10
retire: while Williams took his place be-
hind the bat. Cree. Blair and Knight are
already out of the game while Wolter ana
Daniels are playing on their nerve alone.
Although Curry. who was on the mound
for the Browns was wild and inerecuNe'
passing ten men in all, and the Yankees
made a show out OF stephens by stealing
seven bases on him. they neglected 10
score a run until the seventh inning When
base on balls and an error allowed Ear
Gardner to dent the rubber for the hrst
tally of the game. Work Of the fastest
kind by the st Louis infed was response
hle for the scarcity of runs. Laporte and
Austin. former Yankees. worked with a
will to accomplish the downfall of the
visitors Laporte took care Of eight
chances AT the midway. while Austin AZ
third base knocked down four wicked
snashes and got his man at first. so keep
Ing the total of Yankee hits down TO half
a dozen.
Raw Caldwell had good day. and
backed by perfect support managed 10 win
a victory. The slim telegrapher limited
the Browns 10 five we'll distributed hits,
and might have held them to one run had
he not blown mp in the final inning AFTER
T,aporte had stolen second. He uncorked
two perfectly good wild pitches, on which
Frank took third and scored He had a
good assortment Of curves and four men
famed Mike Fitzgerald. who was re-
leased earlier in the season, was pack IN
the Yankee lineup. and made his presence
by lacing out a timely wallop IN the nihth
inning which scored a run. Charley Hemp
hill had field day with the stick ana
made three Of the teams six hits.
After being held off the plate by severai
close PLAYS the Yanks were hnallF tor'eo
70 accept tally I'm the seventh. Haroher
walked and took second on sacrihce punt
nv HartzeU Johnson then walloped the pan
high and far 10 left which Hogan muHed
miserably after setting for the eaten ann
Earl scored. while Jack took second Inc
BROWNS tied the count in the same frame
when Austin walked for start Jimmy
tool, the midway when Hogan committed
sacrifice but came around when Laporte
hammered the bulb for single TO centre
field and counted James.
The game was won in the loilo"'"s
inning Wolter walked for an opening ana
rounded second when Hemphll shot
binele 10 centre. Chase wslloped one Al
Austin. but the old New Yorker mace
dazzling stop Of the drive and stepped on
third forcing out Woiter. chase ana
uernhil worked a double steal. Ausuil
thought that he had put Hemphill out ana
v,b.n the umpire said otherwise Jimmy
licked so hard that he was put out OF t"e
came Hartzell singled, scoring chase ana
I5or,nhul after Gardner had been passed.
and the pair then pulled the aeconn SUI
oossfp, double steal Of the inning Johh-
con was passed, hllng the bases ana fl%-
,,,rald singled. scoring Gardner Win tne
LIST rim for the Yankees
yvitb one out in the ninth inning hosdh
hit eafelv. but was forced by Lsporte,
urarI stole second. took third on "lu
.t.cb and scored when Caldwell MADE an
at,er crazv heave over Williams's head.
Tho score follows.