New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-21
YANKEES WIN AND LOSE
New York Breaks Even IN
DoubIe-Header with Browns.
FORD LOSES A DECISION
Errors Bring About Downfall OF
Wolverton S Star, but NC
Council Wins Easily.

seven thousand fans" babe a Eenue
r4ddsnce 10 the 81 Louis Browns a. the
American League Park yesterday after
noon. where Stovars pets and the Van
ke.s clszhec IN = double header win
horo-s easy a. the close Of the dsv. The
performance marked the farewell appear
snce Of the Mound City ouriesdusrs on
TIE Hilltop grounds
distinct shock vas thrown into the
FARRELL camp IN the first game After
rating along nicely for seven fun innings
with the score 8 70 In their favor. the
Yankees defence went on strike. and be-
fore anv arlicable settlement could he
made the Browns pushed over three runs
ana won by score OF 10 3. with Hus-
sell Ford pitching. The maj game VAS a
battle OF pitchers. between George Nc
cornell and Mitchell. The New York
tEirler Outpitched his youthful opponent
and the Yankees Won q well played game
by a score Of 10 I.
Even Stovau admitted thar he disliked
20 lave a game forced on him, but the
S-errctt and Paddock simply insisted that
-. Louis VIII a game, and under the cir
cunstances there was nothing else 70 DO
50 II happened that IN the eighth inning
81 that eventfu f1rsr game thar the hard
and % a degree the effective-work q
Russell Ford was undone. II must be ad-
mitAd. however. that the Browns took
liberties with Ford IN that frame. but the
thre. hits they GOT could not have dorc
such damage had the Yankees PLAYED rea
high grade baseball
With one out StcvaU slasHrd ons -
EFT field for z base and Williams fol-
lowed with single 70 the same place.
Right there the fireworks wore touched
Of Daniels fumbled the ball and Ster-
re-t after recovering the sphere. threw
fc- altitude and distance, the bail sailing
o. The Rrsndstand. Stova1 scored and
Williams vert TO third Compton singled.
scoring Williams. and took second m the
throw 10 the plate. He kept right on run
Ming. however, and reached third when
Paddock made 4 glorious u1uT ~ per
fec throw bv Sveenev kut:na battsd
for NoVrev Al this inlVortant iurcvu-e
and hit one 20 Simmons. A nice. SLOW. title
orc. Hack picked it NJ and slammed
iy a. SVsencv. but II vas l0r and Comp
Ton tailed x tina ir IRE interim went
20 second base bur F0-6 decided that ?
the felders couldn't END ~ no could and
furthermore. would. Ec struck our Alox-
amer and Allison.
The second game was well fought al
the way through Mcconnell and Mitchell
pitched with rare skill for FIVE innings
before The plate was even threatened.
but in TIRE E;ZtH fame the Browns zor 70
Mcconnell for one HIT which with an
c-ror by chase gave them one ruE. In
t1e following frame the Yankees came
right back and won the game BY bunch
ing four SOLID hits on Mitchell McCon-
nell held the Browns 70 hair dozen
hits while the Yankees combed down
Mitchell for nine safe ones
= triple by Chase, an error oy Austin.
a felders choice. and a single bv Sim
mons scored two runs for the Yankees IN
the first inning - the first game. The
Browns scored IN the fourth on fuke
double by Pratt. which sterrett lost in
the sun. and a triple by Williams The
Yankees scored their Anal run in the Attn
frame on single by Ford ana 4 double
nv Hal Chase Then followed the eighth
inning. when me Brovns won as told De-
fore
IN the sixth inning OF the second Esn4e
shotten singled 20 centre. and Austin was
-afe or an error by Chase. Shotten went
10 third. and when Austin saw that Hart
zell had left second unprotected ne az
once moved ND 2 base. Shotten al the
plate died on a bounder by Pratt % Hart
zeu but Austin scored when Stoval laid
down a hunt Hartzell singled in the sey-
enth inning, and Sterrett bounced trips
of the left field fence. scoring Roy. The
Princeton boy soon tailed when sweeney
singled 10 centre field.
The scores follow