The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-22


The phillcs beat the Giants, 6 TO /.
yesterday and weren't as boisterous and
merry as in the other games. Maybe
they are saving their energy in those
lines for big league teams. They won
the fourth straight from our backslid-
ing boys with absurd ease. They played
a. IL the game was forcgone cinch
and AZ II they felt rather sorry at find-
ing the Giants So docile. Baumgartner.
the prince OF vocal pests, was squatted
out there again shouting his drool TO his
teammates. with no restraint put on his
bansl babble: but then that sort OF
thing doesn't liven up a game any more
than would the beating Of tin pans. Still.
player wouldn't he allowed to beat a
Gin pan.
The phillics made four runs from one
hit in the third inning and two runs
from no hits in the ninth. On the
strength Of the two in the ninth they
could have won with a no hit game. the
Giants hitting was that hmsy. The
Phillies made only five hits and only
OF the New York pitchers was hit to
amount to anything. but the wildness OF
Perritt one deadly thump by Cravath,
q veritable boeie man for the Giants,
and the all around decadence of
Fromme's work in the ninth made run
getting a sinecure for the Phillies.
All that Perrtt did in limiting the
Philly pickngs 10 a spare quantity he
Indid by passing three men In success
sion in the third inning. His Wild
ness annulcd all that his craft accom-
pllshed in restricting base hits. stroud
pitched well Tor the Giants, but Chal-
mcrs pitched the best of anybody. II
was a whimsical and fantastic trick that
fate played on John Mc,iraw. The lat
ter takes Chalmers South with him.
gives him all the benefits Of training,
then lets him 20 TO another club and
sc.e him on his first temperance VITA
thai other club hold his own team to
two beggarly hits. The Giants aren't
hitting anybody just now, but holding
even them TO two hits ~ good pitching,
and Chalmers had a puzzling lot of
stuff Dcmarce ono day and Chalmers
the next makes the New York fans
grunt and finch and smile a wry smile
ri these com"backs 10y late associates.
The Giants wen, through their batting
dcjcctcdly. but did some spry fielding.
On "A walk by Snodgrass in the first in
ming, an out and Flctchers clean hit
Snodgrass scored New Iorks only run.
Pcrritt struck out two men in the FIRST
and left one on base. He struck out
CruVath for one, ami that is a feat ~
heroic a. striking out cobb or Wagner.
Steady iniield play blauhcd the Phllle5
In the second after Whitfield had opened
with a hit.
Chalmers struck out Mcrklc. Robert
son ana Smith as fast as they came
up in the second, hut ltrritt proved
that he could operate in threes him
self He didn't strike out three in
succession No base imitation of a rival
for him No, sir He passed three in
succession, that's what he did, and was
Just rs slick about II as was Chalmers
with his whius. Hc passed Iiyrnc. Ban
croft and Rocker, and with 4 Il at
each hive cravath. the heavy ordnance
department uf the philles. sluug a two
bdgg"r to leii and brought in two,
Becker scored on Nhttcd's fly and era
vath on tumble by Doyle.
.Ns the Philics were ahead tho rest
OF the game was mere aftermath. The
game Was over the rest was cplogue
stuff -Four Giants iVached first IN the
last eight innings. According to Byron
the austere ump the Giants made only
two hits, but II was his wrong decision
that kept them from ina <ing three Muir
ray batted for Perrtt in the sixth and
lifted a fly to the left foul line. The
ball fell IN the Nhitewash mark, more
on the INSIDE than the outside. Tn.
mark there plIin "a y hanr a.L
In the mud, but Byron called il "A foul
For first class eycsight such "A decision
was meXcusablo.
In the whole game the Giants showed
only one man as far AS second base
That one was Snoigrass, who scored
That H.. the only home player who
coached second base was the first man
mp in the irst inning From that on
they were Topped off as regularly as a
watch ticks.
rrpmme uttered the ninth with mis-.
Ways ana presented two runs to the
'makcrs he passed Killifcr aud put
u" latter on third with Wild pitch az,
-. chalmers had sacrificed Ryrn.'s
cunt brought kIllfer home on the
~4ucezc ana Fromm' in u frantic at,
ret'lw 10 get somebody threw wild past
Jlst BNrne took third aud came il
bAsEB\ii. TODAY, EBBET> IIEID.
Scrsuf. Bruok'sn ( tI,ni.
N"slr ~ shannon 'orl Rcgi Band - III,