New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-11

Home Run Baker, of the visitors.
finally broke it up as the shades of
darkness were fast falling. lie broke
it up on Allan Sothoron. the young
star OF Fielder Jones, who had been
engaged in real pitching duel with
Ray Caldwell for many innings. These
respective champions had been called
to the defences when several club
mates Of the tossing corps faltered and
broke.
Sothoron tried 10 sneak over a strike
on Baker, and lost in the gamble. Two
Yankees were on at the time, Pcckin-
paugh and Pipp. Bakers single scored
Peck and put Pipp on third. The
squeeze play followed quickly. and
Pipp gallopcd across as Miller hunted
prcttily. This bunt was a single that
rounded out wonderful afternoon Of
batting for Miller, but was a single
largely because Pratt failed to cover
first when both Sothoron and Sisler
raced in for the ball.
The scare thrown into Caldwell as
result of negotiations TO swap him for
Pratt evidently had a very SOLDERING ef-
feet upon the erratic Ray. There are
some places Caldwell does not relish,
and St. Louis is one of them, because
of a certain recent unpleasantness.
Caldwell made his appearance in the
eighth inning, after St. Louis had over
come a four-run lead by the Yankees,
and the rest of the way held the Browns
perfectly helpless.
Use Four Pitchers
Jones worked four pitchers-Plank,
Wright. Koob and Sothoron. The last
mentioned took the box in the ninth,
so that he and Caldwell figured in a
pitching duel of practically a full
games duration. The Yankees gave
Raw Fisher a fine handicap, but ne
couldn't hold IT, Love was rushed 20
the rescue, but yielded the tieing run
in the eighth.
While there were spots of loose held-
inq-errors that counted heavily in the
scorinc-there were also exhibitions OF
tho most sensational fielding. In the
fourteenth Austin saved Sothoron by a
snectacular one-handed leaping eaten
az line drive that killed triple and
started a double play when the winning
run was almost across. Tim henoryN
returned the compliment in the SIX
teenth with a shoestrlng eaten, aLter
which he doubled a runner or thlru'
Wonderful fielding shut Of seVerai
rms. In the fourteenth. with men on
6rst and second and one out, Aragoh
hit a hot liner toward left, but AUSTIN
Leaned into the air, speared the pali
with his left hand and touched second
for double play. In the sixteenth
after Marsans had singled ana SoVn-
oro, mad sacrificed, Shotton hit low
limo drive 70 centre. but as Marsans
was about TO score Hendrix raced IN,
r,ada a shoestring catch and doubled
Marsans off second.
Browns Score in First
:, louis scored in the first on Aus
tins single and Sisters triple. New
York cot two in the fifth on singles by
Roker and F.. Miller, two errors by
pratt and Alexander's triple: Ihey
adJod three runs in the sixth, when
Arapon walked, Baker doubled and f.
Miller hit home run.
St. Louis got to Fisher for three hits
- tho seventh, and with the help or
errors by Bauman and Aragon made
tbree runs. They tied the score In the
eighth, when sisler doubled and scored
on a double by Pratt. ,.,
In the seventeenth Peckinpsughi
walked. Aragon sacrificed, Pipp walked
Raker singled. scoring Pecklnpaugh,
and F. Miller singled. scoring Pipp'