New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-03

Alexander pitched the SECOND HAiho
Further details are almost unnecessary
Msthewson, who pitched eight innings
and then gave way TO a pinch hitter
and Ferdinand Schupp, was responsible
for only one run. The second was made
of Schupp in the ninth. But Matty al
his best could have done no better than
tie Alexander yesterday. Alexander
had all the steam he needed. No Giant
reached third base in Alexander's game
IL was a serious afternoon for an
concerned The Phillies wanted pom
games and the Giants wanted at ieaS
one Of them. Bill KLEIN APPRECIATED
the gravity Of the occasion. ked Dooih'
who wasn't taking actual part IN the
playing, CHANGED TO laugh IN the ml1-
die Of the first game, and was promptly
henched by KLEIN. Doom was gong
down 20 third base 70 do little coach,
inc when he "ha ha-ed" KLEIN wheeled
Get back on the bench" he COM
81 wasn't laughin' at YOU" Doom
alibied NJ, acct"
Riu evidently realized that under the
.onditions-with Chalmers unhlttao4e
snd Alexander warming up for the sec
ond contest-he was the only thlng
about the plant that the Giants had 10
Tbs Giants scored their days run IN
the fourth inning Of the second game
Dovle. who was doing most OF 'ne hI'
ting for New York, singled TO rlghI ana
stole second Merkle struck out
Fletcher doubled TO left, scoring DoyIe'
Fletcher expired on second, as thorpe
5000 and Movers grounded out. That
was the only inning IN when 'he "'~"' Is
n,ade two hits of Chalmers.
Tbe Pbillies won the first game IN
tho first half OF the fourth. Bancroft
walked and took third on Paskert 5
do,,ble "a right. Becker sent a SKIP
80, qrounder 10 Doyle, and II skipped
r;g5t between Larry's legs, Bancrol'
and Paskert scoring. Lrderus' VINO
struck ont three times in the hrst game
md made three hits in the second
tanned Whitted singled, putting
pecker on third, from whence ne
counted on Niehoff's single. NhitteGi
was slain trying to steal third ana
Burns struck out.
The second game was a thriller u"-
III the crowd began 70 reaiize tha'
his wasn't the day 10 beat AIeNahueI r;
Then they Just sat around and waited
for The end. Matty was IN grave dan,
cor in the fourth. when three hits nlled
tbe bases, with only one out MalIy
tried his new splitter on Nehoh, VINO
hi into a double play that ended mat
round. -,..I.. ,,r
The Phillies in the sixth took the run
that won. Bancroft singled 70 left,
reaching third on Paskerts mt that
DovIe almost captured. Bccker's sac
r;~ce Nv TO Thorpe scored Bancroft.
Schupp pitched the ninth inning ano
Save the Phillies another run. Luderus
Singled 20 left, took second on Mhlt-
,ed's sacrifice and was safe at third on
Niehof's infeld hit Killifer's sacri-
fee hy put Luderus across the plate.
The PhilNes got along without Ora
vath Reals Becker. once OF the old,
,;me Giants. played right field and
failed 10 get a hit, much 20 the delight
~ John J. McGraw, who loves NOT
Pecker. Cravath Is suffering from
iarne knee and a sore arm.
lin Thorpe had a regular JOB IN
centre field yesterday, but he may rave
Lost II by this time. He failed 70 re,
neat his brilliant performance OF
Wednesday. lie was up SIX tunes sno
didn't make even one hit
Kelley. who had almost been forgot.
ten and forgiven, was put into the hrs'
came in the ninth to bat for Tesreau
kelley stin is batting 900 in the Ma
tionaf League. He hit one Of his long