New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
YANKEES GET A SCARE
One Fruitful Inning Enough
However, to Beat St. Louis.
DOUBLE PLAY SAVES GAME
KNIGHT and Chase Put End 70
Rally by Browns in the
Ninth Frame.

most beriserent attitude
toward the end OF a game IN whlcn ~
vortaes had taken a hve-run lead' the ~
rou,s Browns came within an ace OF VIZ,
Ming the last encounter Of the series w
Nv york on the hilltop yesterday ai'er-
noon 4 double play by Knight ana Cn"Se
.aved the sav. when the visitors threat
80 20 t,e the score in the ninth inning 30
-. -. home team made away with a
,,,c,or,, nv a score Of TO 4. The Browns
made a spirited onslaught en- Flsner III V.'e
seventh and eighth INNINGS anu
Frank Laporte. managed 70 '"'iS
runs. ,.. 80
The proceeds OF the game were gwen 10
ire National Playground Associauon' t'le
attendance being around six thousand
which was good for the attraction Lur-
,,sbed ny a tailend club. TWO schoolooy
mines. representing Fairgrounds OF Man
N.++,, and The Bronx met on the Dig
.,isr,on5 before the regular game was
,.uos The BOYS stopped the game by
,-roer,snt AT $50 o'clock after playing
oi,rt innings. The Bronx team winning by
. scora NJ r 10 3. The Hebrew Orphan Asy-
L., hand was present at both games and
.-..~+oi,ed the fans" with popular airs
Lille the Yankees and Browns we're taking
their practice.
.,,asa's men did not find the visitors any
whore near so docile as they expected
.,,.o,,rb the Browns have been making
,rs+tv game stands all through the series
:, red" Nelson had not weakened IN the
.rird inning and allowed New YORK 10
bunch Ave hits for five runs there would
have beer a different story TO tell. IN
.,.erv other frame he was invinciole' the
Yankees going out practically in order ana
mover having more than one runner on the
bags NJ time He allowed ten lhts' ou'
gave only two passes.
FISHER started off I'm splendid fashion FOR
+ra Yankees. and for six innings the
browns were helpless. making only one
dir and drawing one pass. The shsht
weakness which he showed In the seventh
s6eve1oDed into alarming proportions IN the
oi~1+b 40 tina. Chase sent out reheI
nitcher 10 warm up. Triples by Naliace
and Laporte in that inning did con-
siderable damage, placing the Browns
within. striking distance The nnth start
badly. when Stephens beat out an inheid
hit Clarke batting for Black sacrihceo'
and Wallace scratched a hit through Hart
COLI C,sse however. batting for Nelson,
,.t, ~ Knight for a double play, and the
oarne was over. Fisher was found for only
EIGHT hits. but they were pretty well
punched
The Browns played a vhirlwind game IN
The field. putting the Yankees 20 shame
NTH THEW errorless work. Three snappY
aof-la rlavs IN two OF which Laporte was
.,a oivot man. retired the Yankees when
,r.~ +be,. got start and the general ap-
-oe~aoce NJ the visitors was peppery
wallace nlaved a sparkling game AZ short
.-oartire eight chances without an error
and starting two OF the rapid IRE douoIe
rravs Hogan aid some good work. eaten
sing Chase ar second trying 10 strefch a
single into a double in the eighth as wei
as holding Daniels on third when Chase
flied ont IN the ffth.
nal made a slight shift IN his batting
order. putting himself in third place ana
moving HartzeH down 70 18TH poslAon.
nov seemed 70 Ike the spot. for he raped
or. two hits. one 81 which vas triple 20
.orr-a with two men on the bases
eveeoev. however. was the hitting nero
NJ the dav. having a perfect average, with
three hits double and two singles ]"
three times a. bat.
The Yankees scored quintet Of TALES IN
-re third inning by punching five hits "a
GOOD ru-nose. Johnson made an ordinary
reeirning when he grounded out, Austin
80 Black. but Sweeney started a rally by
speeding a double past Austin. and wher
pobbv Wallace got tangled up on Fisher
nuzzHug tap. both men were safe. Daniels
singled clcanly through short and bi2
I'D crossed the plate. Wolter drew pass
filing the bases and giving Hal chase
chance TO be a hero. Hal raped hot one
O.. Austin. who iuggled the ball Ions
enough for Fisher 70 score, but Daniels
Was forced az third. cree singled over third
advancing Chase two bags. and wher
uartzeH tripled 90 the left centre hel'
fence both men came home. Knight srucf
out. leaving Roy on third.
Tho score follows.