New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-01
With Regulars Out of Fray
TYLER Celebrates "His Day
in Sparkling Way.
BRAVES SCORE EIGHT RUNS
Fromme Makes a Bad Start ana
schupp Does Little Better
When He Goes to
the Mound.

BOSTON. Sept. S0.-Shorn Of every play
49, u,ho hove the brunt Of the fight IN
bringing third consecutive champion
shin TO New York. team calling l'sen
tho Giants took the field against the Bos-
ION Braves here this afternoon ana 'he'
with 4 shut-out. The score was to u
Leaving the team in charge OF Wiioer'
Robinson at midnight McGraw went 10
New York last night, taking with MN
ehofor and NIerllle. the last remnants OF
,be nj, enard. THIS forced the intro1uc'
ton OF Wilson the catcher. as a nrS'
boeenan. while the veteran Eddie Grant
took ND his place at second. Herzog' at
third. was the only player in the lineup
obo stand. much Of show Of appearing
I'm the worlds series next week.
II was "Tyler day in Boston III ho"o,
az the brilliant southpaw, VINO rece''e -
due honor from a delegation oil ld"s
that made the trip to Boston from De, ~
y H.. the pitchers home town s'Ne'
loving cup and 500 in gold were aiho"t
,be gifts presented by Mayor FAIRBANKS ..
Derry. Gray. the manager oil the 10" ca
team. under whose direction Tyler prom
into baseball. gave the star a pair OF u'a-
mond sleeve buttons
In return for this display of Loyalty the
Hostop pitcher turned around ana p''CnS'
O sparkling game against the GIANTS "'"
,,;,c their stick work TO seven scatteIeu
soteties and vhitewashing them IN manu-
sc,,o fashion. lie gave only one base Oh
bous and struck out five men. Al no
time were the visitors in position 10 d"
much scoring. Wi,
rro,nme started the game for New YORK
nu, retired in confusion after four nm
,res Eight hits Melted six runs IN tnd'
time and gave Tyler AN ample le"u -
work under.
Schupp. the young southpaw. succeeoeu
Fromme in the fifth inning and was h''
inst about as hard himself, but the scol
ing was lighter seven safe drives result
DO IN only two runs Hartley had an
other bad day behind the plate oeinS
charged with. three passed balls WINE
.hree bases were stolen.
The Braves picked up two easy runs III
.he first frame. With one out an error py
Grant gave Griffith life and he taIheo
when Herzog picked up Sweeney
grounder and tossed it over Wilson
head Stock booted Schmidts smash ou'
II went for . hit and Sweeney coui''eu
HARTLEY dropped Stocks late toss 10 the
plate. ,.,
In the second inning Rariden doubied
10 centre and counted on Tylers two-pase
blow 10 right. Sweeney beat out an in
N field hit at the opening Of the third and
" Schmidt singled TO right, going TO second
when Mccormick, juggled the ball, while
Sweeney advanced to third. Lord brought
both runners home with sharp drive 10
left. Mann sacrificed TO Wilson unassist-
ed. while Deal popped 10 Herzog, but
Rariden hit safely. bringing Lord home
Tyler drew a pass and FroInme threw out
Smith.
schupp started working in the fifth and
with one out Mann hit safely to centre
going to second on a wild pitch and count
ing on Deals single TO left An infelc
hit bv Rariden and Grifith's double gave
the Braves another counter in the eighth
The score follows: