New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
;gIILES SHORTEN
DAY FOR FROMME
..,;o's Men Get a Winning
cad Over the Giants
in First Inning.
.,v,DERS TRIUMPH
~ AN s TO 2 SCORE
Team Makes a Triple Play
', when Magee Suffers from a
Lapse of Memory.
urxunnD BROUN.

uryvOoD BROUN.
E-oynu,e. pitcher OF the Giants.
tfA' .ss, the games at the Polo
$50 should begin earlier. The for
''-a .-,-,sr Of the Reds went to work
~ w. N, Phines at $3.50 o'clock yes
'','" .,,ernoon. and could not get away
81 ish .,evsn minutes Of
"r.I nooln's men scored FIVE runs. At
s'o' ~ the afternoon the Phillies had
y =. satisfaction for their mauling on
aa.. ling day. The Giants were de-
80 BY a score Of to 2
.rrrn about is fair play. may 90 as
-. bu, it nets only 800 as an
sTsrsge .r;,ls ,lsv E, the
~ ,-.,,r but John J. McGraw did not
'n take much consolation in Jhis
,.st. Indeed. there were many
,-ho professed TO see marked
-, resemblance between Mr.. McGraw
:. Grumpy" or. rather. Cyril Maude'
So, in a box and saw his first game
:, -aorihsd FOUNDERS.
-. Nsude followed the game after a
-, until the hfth inning, when the
-. plsy sent the ball whirling about
..,IsIy that he was forced 10 cry for
=, Irytn Cobb cane 10 his assistance
~ Cobb traced baseball from its
H., sources, explained the object OF
:. rsne and told the actor the first
-. Of all the players and what they
ht.S IN 1913
"pm Klein is umpiring." he said.
.v,,kl. Is playing first base. Marquard
A YES interrupted Maude, but
mat IS Charlie DOOM
n, yaude is an Englishman.
n, tribe play which brought Irwin
r,,s and Cyril Maude together was ef-
ltd largely through the kindness Of
.,-xood Magee. Except for the forget
s,,.ss o, the hard hitting left fielder it
roB have been scored simply as "a
Is, double play.
v,gee began the inning with single
"a nsht. Cravath hit 10 Fletcher, who
,,ubles. and both men were safe. Lu-
s.-us smashed a hot grounder TO Doyle.
=, captain Of the Giants chased era
r;tb back toward first, and then threw
/, ne base In time 10 get 1uderus.
y.-kls's throw 20 Fletcher headed off
c-ryath al second.
= s~e Ferrr FOO n
d. Plate. thought that the inning was
nr and did not care 10 take the extra
nsruon Of walking home. Fletcher's
rev 10 Mclean nailed the outfelder
sd made it unnecessary for him 10 COM
lss the journey.
cy Marshall pitched for the Phillies.
9 Is the young recruit who recently
lacked Magee's eye-or. perhaps, il was
Yssss who BACKED Cy's eye. II is hard
tel. All four eyes concerned seemed
q b normal yesterday. Magee made two
.is and Marshall pitched well.
The Giants had Marshall in hole in
he seventh inning. and pinch hitters and
inch runners came hurting into the fray.
s-i only one run was scored in spite Of
" hustle
Nike Donlln made his bow as a pinch
liter during the inning. he did not use
IS gold BAT, but he might just as well
ID he received a base on balls without
Esr having 10 make q swing. Mike con-
'-se5 rumor which mas been current
7s' since the opening day. He announced
Ia; the gold bat IS inscribed with the
zStio. Welcome home"
saodgrAss took the place OF Stock, at
1-i, in the seventh inning, and although
shad no hard chances IN the fielding line.
Z showed Up well al bat. making two
lis n as many trips 20 the plate.
ne Of the hits by Snodgrass. combined
U'A single from the bat of Mclean.
q. pass 10 Donlin. hlled the bases in
. seventh. with no one out Robert
'.seher took al the heart out Of the rally
slowing himself 20 be called out on
NEes Bescher spoke rather severely
Klein about the last strike, but 70 no
'''s'snt purpose. Burns forced Donlin
second and Snodgrass scored on the
" but Fletcher grounded 10 Byrne.
SEEMINGLY, Fromme was under the i'm
Sssson that he was giving the men from
'aladsph!a batting practice when be
saTisd the game. He whirled the ball
Hs ssist high and the batters had al
VS. o. fun 81 seeing the New York
@.lsis chase the sphere
Fzskeft began with a pass Byrne
~-hssc hit over Stocks head. and Lo-
II bunting safely. filed the bases. Mar
.-1o hustled out 20 left field 70 warm up.
Ssss brought twO men home with sin
= % right fed Cravath walked, and
-''s'2s brought third runner across the
hy Hitting long fly out 70 Murray.
nS't', MURPHY. who hits but seldom
- @nge over first base. and the total
~ Invaders rose % FIVE Then along
81 hsoe. u was time
.~~'slzrc Cd not get b. unscathed, and
's' Witse who pitched the last two
o. vas hit freely Hickory Johnson
g. h!s debut - Wlltse's batting mate
0s'ss'n seeley Msrquard proved herself
We fan. Although her husband was
- from the game in the seventh she
-. - and rooted for the home team
- he end Of the game
~ seors follows.
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