New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-29
YANKEES WIN TWO GAMES
WOlverton's Men Capture Dou.
bIe.Header from st. Louis.
ERRORS HELP VISITORS
Mcconnell and WARRIOR Keep
Hits Scattered, Making the
Way Easy to Victory.
nv Teleyraph 10 The Tribune

St Louis, July 28.-The Yankees won
both games from the ST. Louis Browns
this afternoon by scores Of TO and D
to g. In the opening game the Browns
made five costly errors, and the New
York team made three. Powell allowed
fifteen hits, while George Mcconnell was
touched for eight safe drives In the
second game the Browns made three
errors and New York two. Hamilton al
lowed eight hits and cut loose pair OF
wild pitches that helped runners around
the bases. He also gave two bases on
balls, and one of these was turned into
a run. One OF Hamilton's wild heaves
hurt Alexander's hand, forcing the re-
cruit catcher to retire from the game in
the second inning. WARRIOR was also
touched for eight hits, and he gave a
pair OF passes and hit two batsmen AS
Sterrett does not play ball on Sunday
Wolverton was forced TO use Maloney.
All the runs of the first game came
in clusters Of three. Three Yankees got
busy in the fourth. Two were out when
Sweeney singled to centre. Then Nc
Connell doubled TO right counting
Sweeney. The tall pitcher went to third
on a wild pitch by Powell and scored
when Daniels doubled TO right. Chase
singled. bringing Daniels home.
Shotten beat out hit to Simmons in
starting the Browns half Of the fourth.
Austin hit to Bartzell, who made
three-base overthrow to first, Shotten
scoring Austin counted when Pratt sac
rifced 10 Maloney. Kutina was out
Martin 10 Chase, and Williams beat out
a hit 10 Martin and stole second. The
runner scored when Maloney muffed
Days pop fly. Hogan famed.
In the seventh Chase singled to left and
Maloney got TO first on an error and
Zinn walked, filling the bags. Simmons
forced Zinn. Chase scoring While Hart
zell flied out to Shotten. Martin singled to
left. and before Hogan could field the
ball back 10 the infeld both Maioney and
Simmons counted. In the eighth McCon.
nell doubled TO right and Daniels hunted
safely. only 20 be caught at second by
Chase. Maloney hunted along the first
base line and Kutina unused I'D another
easy out linn singled to right. scoring
Mcconnell and Chase. while Simmons
doubled TO left, bringing Zinn home.
Hogan made boot on the drive and
Simmons paraded over to third. Hartzell
ended the busy round by sending a fIy to
Shotten.
The Yankees Jumped of TO a good start
In tho second inning of the second battle
when they scored a pair OF TALES on
some bad ball playing Simmons walked
and was forced by Har,zeli. Austin to
Pratt Martin. however, singled TO left
and made second when Hogan fumbled
tho bail. Bob Williams was out, DAILY 20
Stovall. and Hartzel scored. Daily FUN
bled the ball momentarily, otherwise he
could have nailed bis man at the plate.
However. he saved himself an error. The
next thing that happened was a wild
pitch by Hamilton. Alexander proved
himself TO be pretty game fellow by
trying hard 10 stop the ball with mis- bare
hand. The result was that his finger WAS
split and ne had to quit, Smell taking his
place. Martin scored before the call was
recovered by Alexander WARRIOR went
out, DAILY 20 Stoyall.
Williams and Warhop scored in the
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on Days low peg TO Stovall. Then War
hop singled 10 centre. Williams stopping
at second, while Daniels hit safely 10 left,
scoring the catcher. and went to second
on the throw to the plate, Warhop taking
third. Chase raised a sacr1c fly 10 Shot
ten. WARRIOR counting.
Martin scored In the seventh on pass
and Warhop's double along left held line.
Stumpf tailed the final run OF the game
I'm the eighth. Maloney got a hit through
Daily and linn singled 10 left. Maloney
holding second. Maloney and linn pulled
n double steal, Austin dropping Smells
good throw. Maloney was injured sliding
into third and had 10 retire. Stumpf tax
ing his place. The latter came homo on
a passed ball.
Hogan scored for ~. Louis in the third
on his single over Simmons's head. a pass
10 Hamilton, Ilogan's steal Of third and
INNS nun OF Shotten's long fly. The
Browns other runs came In the sixth.
Austin singled TO right on the first ball
pitched, and Pratt did likewise. Austin
went TO third, and Jimmy scored and
Pratt took third when linn threw over
Hartzelrs head. Stovall sent a sacrifice
fly to MalOney, scoring Pratt
The score follows: