New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-10
Slim Sallee Has a Shade
Over Demaree i'm Battle
of Pitchers.
SNDOGRASS MAKES
A FATAL TUMBLE
Drive by Lee Magee Brings VIC
tory to the Cardinals in a
Brilliant Fight.
nv HAYWOOD BROUN.

Al Demaree cartoonist, infringed
copyright in the tenth inning at the Polo
Grounds esterday for he chose to pct
ure When a Teller Needs Friend
In posing the group he put Cardinal al
first another al second and another AT
third. with Lee Mace in the foreground
Nagee brought home the force OF me
cantion bv han,mering drive TO centre
fold which scored three runners and gave
II. Louis the last same Of the series ny
score OF 5 to ? The victory lifted the
Cardinals 10 an even break with the
forces Of John McGraw.
According TO Eddie Collins even az
calm a man as Connie Mack wears out
Two pair Of trousers every season throuSh
wricglng during the exciting moments
OF a game Yesterday must have been
wearing day for the wardrobe of the root
ers. for it was one continual pinch'
Onportunitv knocked in the eighth but
the Cardinals and the Giants ooth took
the sisnal for their very own and each
scored twice St Louis rode TO us RUS
upon a Charley horse. The steed' "hI'h
his been nagging Fred Merke THESE
MANY DAYS. came upon him suddenly III
the third inning. and Snodgrass vas
brought in 10 play first base. II was
S1odcrass who started the Cardinals on
the road 10 the plate in the eighth by
fumblng badly, and so il was that :"
/ oais cantered 10 its first TALES.
In bringing the battle to even terms
chief Meyers justified the judgment "a
Miller Higgins. The manager OF Tie
hit
Cardinals has always malntaineo t'"'
the big catcher's one batting weakness
&c q base on balls. and twice in this series
he has ordered a strategic pass when 'he
Indian came 10 the plate in plnch
McGraw took Murray out In the eishth
inning Yesterday. as Red had struck ou'
In crisis earlier IN the afternoon ohd
sent Meyers in TO take his place 0iiiH
sauee who was working for the secoho
Tina during the series, decided TO 1901
the Chief and he hurled two fast ana
,riet,ng strikes across the plate. Ire
hid hall he pitched twisted just a little
hut then it met the bat of Meyers ana
- s,reicbt ~ the fence in left field
for q double which brought home the
teing run. -,-
Artbur Fletcher got back TO work again
,f,er A long absence and played wen III
he field and at the bat 1t was MS oouoie
,Lich drove home the first run for the
,.;a,.s Al Demaree contrary TO his usual
.,,..or, used few slow balls. Taking ad-
.,aoo If the dark day he put more
,t,, 80 HE curves than he has shown
-. aoso, and took a large toll Of strike
outs. .,,,
,,or,v IN the game he received wonderlui
,,,ort The third was the inning "hlch
leaned the brightest from defensive
.,rdnoint Doyle made great play
,l,., saTee's bunt got past Merkle' ana
s,ock contributed the other fielding ieat-
80 nv charging into the concrete wall TO
cot foul He had just time to throw up
49, h,nds and hold himself off from
collision. so.,uo
Cosev Dolan starred in an OFFENSIVE
way. for in the eighth he s"ore 50 ouuiS
md so roundly that Rigler put MIN OUT Oh
tho game. Donlin also talked hlflseiI "
the clubhouse, but he guarded MS re-
-osrks with a protecting hand and no one
nm, the PLAYERS and the umpire hearu hinl'
ubue Dolan took the entire crowd lh'o
his profane confidence.
The Giants seemed certain 10 score IN
tho nth. for Murray began with douole
and took third when Snodgrass ounted
safely. But then Stock grounded 10 SaIlee'
and IN a general scramble by all the
Giants on base Murray was caught De-
tween third and home and SAodgrass was
nailed coming down TO third 81. Louis
almost made triple play, for Stock was
barely safe al second
uyo in N trn1lble
but when the crisis came he was as puz-
zling as a bit of exposition by Gertrude
Stein. Bescher singled and stole second,
and after Burns had famed both Fletcher
and DOYLE walked. Murray struck out
swinging hard at three curves. Snodgrass
varied the tactics and waited. getting
three balls before a strike had been
pi,ched. but In the face of the handicap
Sallee hurled two good ones across and on
the third Snodgrass flied to Wilson.
With one out Wingo was safe on a
tumble by Snodgrass in the eighth. He
stole second. but Beck struck out and
with Sale up things loked safe enough.
THE pitcher however. belted a single over
second base which brought Wingo home.
Bugcins walked and Magee hit slow
roller TO Demaree who threw late and
wild as well, sending Sallee across the
plate II was called strike. the second
one which moved Dolan TO profane wrath
and he was put out. Gather coming In 10
take his place with only one strike left
promptly used IT,
4 single by Burns and doubles by
Fletcher and Meyers in the latter half of
the eighth evened up the score.
Neither side was dangerous in the ninth
but in the tenth Wingo singled and Beck
dropped a double in left which sent the
rnnner 10 third HugEins tried q squeeze