New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-20

have h. Il with a biscuit. Unfortunate
l.. he had only baseball in his hand
and his control OF that missile seemed
,ob.less perfect. Stroud was relieved
r5,bo Giants won from the Cubs by
score % 20 / r;ll
co &C a victory for Stroud, but that VIII
Ssrdlv compensate him. Ralph IS only
a recrlit. vet he has his pride, and u
wss hard for him 70 leave game so
rssrlv done and watch lefthander
sum nj, place. Rube Vanguard our
Iocsl leaning tower. finished the tasA
which Stroud began, and the Victory
cave the Giants the series. Il also OF,
sblsd McGraw's men 20 move out OF
Ne NAV have read The lips Of Ralph
stroud ali wrong, and perhaps ne salo
none OF the things here attrion'ea 70
lin, but ne would have been well with
I'm his rights in referring TO the game
as "a fearful trip
The old recruit was batted much hard-
cr than I'm any % his previous starts;
The cubs found him for ten hits, and
mis- total would have been much great
or bpt for exceptionally brilliant sup
rort I'm part cular. one-hanG running
Zach bv JACK Murray OF Phelan, N
the third inning. was muoh more WA"
any pitcher has a right % expect
Murray was tearing along IN u.sP
oort~e when he shared the ball on me
80 60. Tba drive looked for all the
y.o-id Ike a home run. one max "As
On base at the time.
IT, otber critical play Of the game
cam. a. the plate in the fourth INNING
Ken decided that Grant was SAFE on
GoYbla steal There we're two out a.
49, t;rne and two runs followed. There
80 those who held the opinion tAat
I,iero was wrong in his judgment ana
49,. Arcber touched Grant as he shd
A~orc these was Archer MINI
eel, Heinie Zimmerman saw u IN the
same way. ..u..d 49,,
,dv.rse deoision did not serve 10 pla-
as the Cubs, and they had quite
- % saw about Klein in more or less
indirect manner as they came lnIo INC
hench Bob Fisher remarked 'hat
.rss unfortunate KLEIN had crossed we
equator with the Giants ana nov the
cubs. and added that folks were Doun9
~ get chummy when they wen' H'OuAu
the world together. ...o
Later the dispute was shil'eo o.
,he Giants one can use much larger
.bnlarv In talking TO a fellow player
than in convcrsing with an uH,PII
Ceorge Filbert Pierce undertook 10
r,ske the decision a. the plate per,
sorei matter between himself and
Larry Doyle. ;.;,o, INV
time vow start against this club.
,La',.od Tsrrv 70 his opponent on the .
barcb Af,er tha. the debate grew
b;,,er and "busher." waivers and .
"release" we're all banded back and
forth There was no peace unt! 'he
end OF the inning. when Doyle cIoSeu
the discussion with dignlhed is 'ha'
so ." and walked away.
Although no sufFragists we're present
IN their Official capacity, the influence
81 tho cause was felt. After watching
the Giants bat against Humpnrles on
Tuesday the Empire state campa'E"
committee decided 20 give 80 lor ever
home run made by one OF NcNra"
men on the Polo Grounds TINS season
The first dividend was dcc'areo III
the sixth inning, when ked Murray ~
q terrific drive to the foot OF the IND
uue sign IN deep LETT centre '"e man
scored ahead Of HIM.
Big Jim Vaughn was not hit qui'S
90 hard as Stroud but he was pounded
,,o,e IN tho same place lie made way
for pinch hitter in the seventh ana
Adams finished the game without al
lowing hit The Cubs got after
Stroud from the start, and singled
twice IN the FIRST inning after two men
rad been retired a double steal was
ATTEMPTED. but Schultz. who earned
S5 bonus on Tuesday by just such
method. was out this time.
stroud welded another single IN the
second and two hits in the third, out
Tho Cubs could not score until the
fourth With ono out. Saier trlpled 70
NIGHT centre He might have stretched
- into n home run. but that 50 bonus
goes only 90 Giants. Women vote ~
Iu,,ois already Williams scored
Safer with single 20 right.
The Giants scored three times IN
their half o. the inning. Grant drove
single 10 Phelan. 10 was fierce liner
which the third basmau knocked down
bu. could not hold Two ia6eld outs
advanced Grant 20 third and Robertson
was hit. The pair worked double
The decision a. the plate was close:
but IL looked from the stand as II
Klein were wrong. While Archer was
arguing with the umpire Robertson
stole third. This was his third theft of
the afternoon. Braincrd walked and
Myers singled. scoring Robertson
Brainerd went 90 third and scored on
Murrsy's nit.
counted on Murray's home run. making
the score 3 10 ]. After the fourth
C,,ovd steaSicd and nitched well until