The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30

ukase from Tener deferring Kauff's
debut was an injury to Fred Mcrklc
which will keep him out OF the game for
a while. His left elbow was dslocated
IN play at first base. RE was reaching
for u wide throw when the PercherDn
proporiioned Schmidt ran into him. He
was painfully hurt, and attended by a
physician left the field, clutChing The
disabled limb.
Marquards pitching was cratic, hut
better than that OF the eminent Mr.
James. whom the Giants drove TO the
bench at the end of the third inning
Hess was wild and ineffective and
crutcher was the only denizen Of the
crag whose work was good Gather.
Magee. Gowdy and Murray were demon
hitters. Gather and Murray were al
ways hitting and romping around the
bases. They made the grand romp four
times each.
Moran nattenad the ball for three
bases in the first inning and Gather sent
a four Dagger past Murray after Meyer.
had dropped his pop foul In the same
inning a triple 10y Murray and a scratch
single by Lobert clipped n run off the
Boston lead. still two men were left
on bases. Ten Giants in all were left.
They had rich chances to eclipse Bos.
tons thirteen total. out they couldn't
come through with the ripping hits when
needed as could the naughty but in
domitablc foe.
The Giants took the lead in the sec
ond on single by Meyers and nome
run by Murray. on which there was slip
shod handling on the Boston frontier.
At the end OF the fourth inning the
Giants led. : to 2, The variable Mar
guard had pitched well in predcaments
In the second and fourth and the Giants
hitting James and Hess, being hit by
James and Hess and with a compound
error by Fitzpatrick. accumulated four
runs. They were all set for more In tn
fourth, They had three men on bases
with ono out when Meyers blighted the
prospect by grounding into Noubl.
play.
Gowdgs home run in the attn undd
all this New York advantage and IN was
slIck playing thar ever allowed the bat
ting order 10 reach Guwdy Gather and
Magce flied out. bringing w he schmidt
smith brace of trouble makers. Mar.
guard fused along until Schmid, had
walked and Smith had singled Maiau-
Vile rolled lnmtly to Fletcher and
Fletcher fumblcd coarseiy. Loose work
and a penalty attached thereto. iowdy
nit past everybody and everything into
the left field stand The Braves chortled
with horny hands ON beamy backs. No
body ever sees the Giants. at home run
or any other time, chortlc or dance or
smack on, another with horny hands
on beamy backs
The Giants took a one run lead IN
the tifth on hits by Murray ard Doyle.
an out and a double steal. The double
.al was assisted by a nNver peg 10y
Gowdy From sis hits. a base on balls,
q double steal and wild throw hy Mar
guard the Braves made six runs N
their last Two innings The Giants faded
rapidly I'm those two innings, and the
stupid base running of Robertson In the
sixth helped them 10 fade. l'uh' rtson
was on first. He broke away ON the run
and hr', and Meyers singled through
short. where Marauville had been but
was not Robertson had cons of time
10 run TO third. but halted at second.
looked around .nquirnrly for tho ball.
discovered Al length that il had gone
safely 20 left and lost 50 much time
trying To make normal use Of his wits
and eycsiCht that he was thrown out
at third Aftc~ that everybody was
ready ard resigned when Quglcy called
he game at the end of tn seventh an
account Of darkness. The score