New-York tribune., 1913-07-29

HITS OFF HARMON TELL
Lively Work in the Early Inn
ings Brings In the Runs
Doyle and Murray
Stars.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

81. Louis. July &-Mathewson caused n
sumptuous Cardinals here this afternoon.
when he held the local team TO four scat
tered hits and shut them out by score
Of 10 O. Mrs. Britton's followers have
been the only team in the league that
has shown much Of a tendency TO dis
putc the onward march of the champions
this summer. and the dean Of the New
nished dclectable food for batting aver
ages. But the veteran was at the top Of
his form to-day. and the Cardinals never
had a chance 70 win.
Magee made the first hit for the home
nine when he singled after Huggins had
drawn a pass in the third inning. but
the St Louis manager tempted fate by
attempting to go to second on the drive,
and Red" Murray shot him down at the
far station. retiring the side
Not another safe drive was made on
Matty until the seventh inning. when
chief Meyers left the duties Of receiv-
ing to Wilson. In this frame Whitted
led OF with a single to left but Ko-
nctchy hit into a double play. Therefore
Evanss double was Of little moment, for
Wingo struck out
The last hit made of Matty came in
the eighth with two out. Huggins beat
ing out a bunt and continuing 10 third
after Shafer had made n wild heave over
Merke's head. But Magee fled 10 Snod-
frYs, IL
error put a man on. with two out In the
ninth. only 10 have Evans lift 10 Burns
and end the game
Harmon was on tho mount for the car
dinals. but worked only seven innings.
when a pair Of extra base wallops caused
havoc with his generalship Triples by
Burns and Snodgrass were coupled with
Gins elected 10 remove Harmon. although
he had allowed only six safetics during his
reign. These hits. however. were put 10
good use and netted four runs.
Doak tUirled the last Two innings and
the Giants failed 20 make a h!' on him.
although Wilson drew a base on balls. the
fourth ball being passed bah. which
allowed the runner TO reach second and
~ stole third Just before Snod-rass lifted
to Maeee ending the inning. I'm the ninth
II was onc-two-th'ce.
The Giants Tailed In the FIRST frame
Burns drew n pass and set such a good
example that Shafer determined 10 follow
his lead Fletcher sacrificed. Harmon 90
Konctchy. advancing both runners a base
Larry DOYLE was good for a lous rs To
Evans. which brought Burns home. Sha-
fer being held at second. Although Mer-
klc walked Murray popped TO WinGo
In the sixth inning Fletcher got two
bases on a long drive that Oakes could
not reach Doyle died an easy death on
an infed fiy TO Huegns and MerkIe fell
down tn the pinch. popping up "a Oakes.
Red MURRAY. however was equal 10 the
emergency. and came through with a
timely single 80 centre, scoring Fletcher.
and took second on the throw 20 the plate
Whltten tossed Meyers out.
I'm the next inning SnodcraSs showed
the way to sew up the victory 10y lounc-
ing "a triple OFF the left field fence. Hug
gins threw NathewsOn out a. nrst. hold
Ing Snodgrass at third But this was OF
no use, for George Burns came along with
another triple. bringing the Californian
home Shafer kept up the rally by SIN
Cling 10 centre. sending Burns across the
plate. Fletcher forced Shafer n second
and died stealing. Doyle sent a long ny
TO Evans.