New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16

vesVo- N"' ~ p;o-.o ca,
in three innings Neo'eo wv
-. knows as much as any left
's''e' rbo. R;u pbelon
lander Sno No. '"''''- .,r;--
does Pierce WI never carry o's
~s's around II MS pocket. George
-..es call him Filhert. -Four inn
''''' ~, s,,-+ and Adams fin
'rgs "as '''0e
;saed the gang. ~. ,e-v ,rDnires as
l5e gam ' -l,ro-s William KLEIN
We. hs ~" 40 ba ra6e his
vas benin,o we "a. .HC ~ ~ bceinnine of
POSITION 0''Hi o. 1922 was his curt
'he 49, - Lovcbes hut Roger Bres-
order 10 ho.H '''.''..9' L;,,saif Pocor
rshe:n ooI.1 80. 80 v.sik ali the wav
eid MN ,'.e i,.-.....,o-., h.,ch ~ exnel him.
over 70 we pa! go -, .roL. ibrouqb
Roger 60 5' g.. sc believed that he
eerNe -e' 't n'- - ,,rSer tho stand
found -.-'.'t - ,,.boro he could
ana o.ose ,.o.io,,s rnns "a they
hear o. A4Lt.. IMAM dld lit
cane III 80 ,,.os obout ali. for
lie giar'ng' p-' NAY I1,.o4 o. a"teTce KLEIN
every 'lAo -, is-5
leu Up
Surprise Tor 'uos'
nFnQfopr
4"g .s.ordsv and although
90. o--o.or.s we're only the Su-
iAe.I iat.r a0d his men seemed
IeIoa- n'. r.. could do at least
- l"'N 10 "a. Ill - the Polo
St.t.-s. ~fcv were surprised 10 find
Giv1.-s' - l,,ct,, 70 hit the ball
s.,u t.. alone make any runs.
O. pe. a., ri.h Cv Williams in the
second inning. Rube Vanguard WORKED
himself into a peT1ect luI!' 800. uu-,'.e
which he tanned I'VE men al
sion. The water supply on tne mi,
c.ro bench gave out before Marquaro
rot back 20 normal. -,
As matter OF fact. no such hlEh
Grade pitching was required, on account
o. the hitting strength of the Giants
Their thirteen hits represented llie
best kind Of batting, as IL WIS n ,iaIv
against first class pi%hlhs.
Robertson was particularly PI0iI .tnri;U
John McGraw once shld IN M t
that Dave was just as good PlAye.
"as he wants 70 be. k0De,tsoH IauSo
BE in a wishing mood. lie M nOl''o
run and TWO singles yes'eI1ay. u 80
pass, scored three runs anu S'0''
bases ... -, ar
Hans Lobert deserves mehIl01n OF Ia
count Of his hard hltthg ahu n.S Oh
ing. which has been sehsAt 80. bove
through the week. Looelt nuIeil. 4or
wen on even more prominent pisee;
himself in the afternoon SctlVISIeIs
II bic long hit IN the third inning hau
had just shade more carrying po"L
]. finally came 20 rest against INV
Overland sign IN deep let 0'"'''
lust Misses an Auto.
o. ~ This sign on
me hrsl p'"s o;,o an automobile.
~ -! ,o,-es 80 he some difference Of
. .le'e ~. 80 uIctber Lobert's nit had
l."' %. 80 on the carry. The
49, ..a. I.t. IN 70 Frank Schultz,
,rLo -i,~s ioft Geld for the Cubs.
- .oog he auto right out Of
Iobert's garage. at hit the fence on
the first bound he said. ms pfao.'bSo
o. truth telling seems 20 De vi ,rao
IL, so our national game CI $3.50
=. can be carried too Tar. b pre- isilaI'
discovered that when he toid DIN N'e''
,ust what he thought OF MIN.
Fred Bra.nerd only contributed ono
safe M. 10 the offensive Of his team
hv. ne was the pivot in finely exc
ey,ed double plav in the sixth inning I
when he pegged Zimmerman's Rrounder
70 second and got back 20 the bag again
IN time 70 get the runner at hrst'
Larry Doyle pulled up lame IN run
ming 20 second base in the MIN inning
and was forced 70 QUIT the game. I'd
die Grant took his place. Doyle's IN
q h.