New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-04
Naruuard Shows New
Life in Box and Shuts
Out Champions.
RUBE ALSO MAKES
LONE HIT FOR TEAM
lanes and Rudolph Work Three
Innings Each, and Make
Excellent Showing.
r, HEYwOOD BRoUN.

h, HENNOOD BROUN.
Mrs. Richard NarQuard, wife of a
New YORK pitcher has been seriously
,onsiderlNc the elimination from her
rsvdeville act Of o ballad entitled "My
Baseball. Hero Audiences have in
,s,ed on receiving the song as comic
feature. hut now Richard S himself
sgsin. and the act may 60 on UNI
changed No. only did NsrQuard shut
oft The Braves %: ! TO o yesterday in
he second game Of q double-header at
ne Polo Grounds. but he absolutely
ruineG a no-hit game for a coalition of
Boston pitchers. made up of Rudolph.
CTutcher and Strand. a single by Rube
N the nth inning was the lone blow
struck for New York The Braves won
The first game by score Of to |.
Although their lineup was studded
With substitutes. the Boston players
sot back again TO the task Of acting
Ike champions and played sharply in
both games. For Boston DartiSans the
pitching o. James and of Rudolph was
decidedly encouraging James worked
.or three innings in the fist game and
I'D not allow man 10 reach first.
sudolph zoos mis- exercise gallop in the
second game. Against his pitching one
nan got g. base but that was as the
lesul: OF an error
Chief Meyers crushed a finger in the
rs, inning Of the first game. and John
sor replaced him behind the bat. The
ia5ian's hand was so badly hurt that he
nay not be abb, TO take part in the
city series
Fine weather brought cut a fine
crowd, and the first game was well
worth the attention Of the $4,000 spec
tatOrs. Fromme, pitching in his new
and improved fashion, was pittei
AGAINST James, but the big Boston
pitcher was only out for EXCISE. and
ave way 10 Otto Hess. an ancient eft
lander, after three Scoreless. hitless.
loocdy-on-baselesS innings. Fromme
gave way 20 Schupp i'm the ninth, and
ne youngster Was promptly hammered
ior two runs
The Braves broke through the New
lork defences m the fourth inning
Nth one man Gown, Connolly walked
'ae Waited was safe on Grants
ismble DevOre struck out. but Smith
single 10 left scored Connolly and sem
bhltted 10 second. When johnson
Brew 70 Merkl, 70 catch Smith nap
ing Whitfield wen, down 20 third, and
Asranville's mighty smash to Nerkle
brought Waited nome.
Fast Double by MaranyilIe.
An error by Ducey. the substitute Of
Johnny Eyers, enabled New York to
score a run in the eighth inning, and
more would have been mace but for
me double play by Maranville, who
'ook bescher's hot bouudcr on the run,
lou;hed second, and shot the ball 10
a'si IN { motion that was all Ct one.
piece
When Scbupp wen. TO the box in the
-.nth, Smith the young Southern &C.
0ll'' was sent behind The plate as his
,a'cher After Tyler had truck out,
IKE a se.t-resp ecting Jcrseymau, Hess
singled. Mann hit for Moran, but
'ouled out 90 Smith. Dugey doubled
% right, sending Hess 70 third. Gather,
NE rgnt-haud alternate of Connolly,
% much better lie doubled TO left,
forlng both runners.
me Giants rallied in the ninth and
-1ed the bases, but Leslie Mann went
81 the way back {, the fence in left
centre and, leaning against it. capt
;ied long ey from the bat of Merkle.
me ball was az least first cousin to
home run
The winning run Of the Giants in
Ge second game was made without a
n.y. After Rudolph had held the
SSants hitles- for three innings
Thatcher took his place. He passed
,our me. IN the fourth inning, forcing
larry Doyle home. Even in the face
d this Sailing, allowed the pitcher
y remain, but when M-fquard drove
ne eIeanest kind Of d single TO centre
ed IN the next inninO the manager
allied halt Stand succeeded
uuicher, and did not allow a hit. The
yaly inning IN which Boston seemed
-algerous was the seventh, when Mann
Sla Red Smith both singled, but
fletcher ended the a-tack by making
great running catch Of Maranyille's
coping Ry.
me score follows: