New-York tribune., 1914-10-02
Umpire Sends Twenty-h five
Giants from Dugout to
Shower Baths.
BRAVES ARE VICTORS
IN A CLOSE GAME
Dernarec Starts in Box, but as
Runs Pile Up SChupp Goes
10 the Mound.
Ey HENWooD BROUN.

E The viEilautcs Of the West used 20
ray that they might lynch the wrong
man now snd again. but that they al
ways got bad one. Such system rs
good enough for William Klein. Will
ism is an umpire and not detective,
ard when he heard pointed and person
al remarks coming from the dugout of
the Giants IN the game yesterday he
did not waste time IN an attempt 20
identify the culprits, but cleaned out
the whole bench.
Twenty-Five men were bGnished, and
{ this is not record for one game
Ernest Lauigau OF George Norcland
will kindly correct as. KLEIN left Mike
nonliu. and he also neglected 10 re-
move the nine uon-Combatants on the
diamond. and so Boston took another
game from the Giants. The score was
TO 8.
Iu one sense klCm's act was unfortu-
nate. Il Is true, that among the tVcn
ty-hvc men hd expelled there were
number Of old and hardened ofondcrs
but he might have considered that
many Of the members o. the little army
were recruits coming 10 the big league
Tor the first time.
Is il not possible that some of these
men may become permanently ombit-
tered against all umpires and feel .hat
there Is no justice lu O. league where
81 player who has never been put IN
game may yet have ,hc honor Of having
bcCu put out Of one?
Hank Gowdy's catching Yesterday
should DO something to lcugthcn the
Jcdds against Boston. The long. ianb
battery man not only threw the ball
into the ground twice, but each time,
with two good plays m view he chose
'hc wrong ono. But e Hank did much
20 cndaugCr tho game, inc also con
tributed largely 10 the victory. for IN
the ninth inning, with Boston just ono
run ahead, Gowdy made a double. which .
scut home a second tally, which was
just enough 20 stavc or the rush Of
the Giants I'M tine latter half of the
inuiuc.
John NcGraw was not with his team
during the game. and George StullIuGs .
Boston began with four runs against
Dcmarec. Moran, single. Fletcher
tumble and Connolly good buut filled
the bases before q man had been re-
tired. Singles by Nh,ttcd and Smith.
Be5cher's wild throw and Gowdy's
sacrifice fly brought tour runs home.
Eddie Grant broke the h'tlcss string
of Davis in the fifth with drive over
the head Of EvCrs. Ncrklc and Meyers
followed with singles bringing Grant .
home, Doul,n batted for Dcmaree and D
sk!cd TO Maranvillc. but NCrblc scored
on ooublc steal. Beschcr walked and .
Doyle singled. On Gowdys wild hcavc .
10 second Neycrs came home.
Schupp came 10 the box for the Gl- .
ants in the sixth inning and Boston /
found him for one run. Leslie Mann, }
the right-hauded alternate Of Moran. ?
doubled. EVcrs beat out a mt 20 '
fletcher and Gather. who takes the
Place Of Connolly against left-hand-
crs, sent Mann home with tNo-basc .
hi'
Tletchcr's double and Grants single
ra'c thc Giant, "a run I'm the latter
half OF the inning and 10 the eighth
the Giants tied the score ON another
tSo-bagCcr bv Fletcher. an lnLc.d out
and Graut's sacrifice fly,
Gather doubled TO start the ninth, /
but was out stealing after Whiuod I.
had foulcd 70 Ne~Elc. fcrdlc Schupp .
then pitched with uucanuy precision
and hit Schmidt and Smith a single .
bv Marauv.iic sent Schmidt home and .
Gowdy's double did "a like service for /
Smith
The Giants fell one hort in ninth .
;r7inp rally. Ncycr, doubled and .
Thorpe. who had been banishcd, re- /
turned to run bv special dispensation: T.
lie scored on q wild pitch by DAVIS and +
am equally wild throw by Gowdy.
The score follows;