New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
Score Three Runs, Two 81
Them with Two Out. and
McGraw Actually Grins
FROMME DOES MOST
OF THE WORK IN BOY
Bill Ritter, However, Faces T,s
of Holding the Enemy at Bu
in Last Two Innings.
Win
fB5 Telegr,ph 70 The rdbun.J

Philadelphia, May 3.--The cirs
suddenly found themselves in the ,;,s
inning here to-day, and. h,S..
Chalmers as well, they batted on
victory over the Phillies By a seer, !,
3 TO 2.
Although McGraw still own, q,
largest flock of cripples known d 4,
club in the big leagues, he pernr,bi
himself 10 grin just little this A..
ing, for this was the first tine ~.
his Giants had shown the fight W.
used % win them pennants.
Until the ninth inning Chslrs,3
held the Giants completely in hs,i
Fromme, although pitching well. h
twice been scored on. Lobert an
the ninth with a two-base hit TO a.
centre field, but the hope arogsse
this smash dwindlcd when Baaerve
tossed out Fletcher and George 5sr,4
lifted a fly 70 Whitted which b.,
mitted Lobert to score but marked 4, T;
second out Of the inning.
Davey Robertson already had n,i,
three hits, but his most useful bssl
was still TO come. II was a dsnl
single TO right. Brainerd's biz I'll
not so clean, but il was a biz, and Re-
ertson went to second It renans
for Meyers to tie the score, and ii
did il with a screaming single 70 cs,-
tre. Whitted threw TO head Robsr,
son off at the plate, but his throw "a,
bad, and Brainerd followed his tear,
mate home with the run which Won.
Fromme retired in the eighth, vac
Grant took his place at bat and yosss
Bill Ritter was forced 70 stand IL
test of holding off the Qusken. Il
had little difficulty in retaining asI
lead, for no batter reached first. ig
he owed a debt to George Burns st'|
made A rafting catch Of Dugeys c1.
cult drive.
The Giants felded well and ss,t.|
briskly. The Phillies were the III
20 score and Becker, as usual, proyitls
the trouble. With two down he lif.sc Il
home run over the right field fenos
The second run Of the Phillies car,
in the fourth. With two out Dag
drove a solid smash TO centre. Lats-l
hit one down the first base line, xsel
Brainerd could only partially blsa!
and Dugey went 10 third. A teussI
steal brought Dugey across the pau
The fifth inning furnished mua Fl
citement. After Burns had fouled q,
Robertson bounced a single on Fl
glove of Chalmers. Davey then Eti
second and went on TO third as Et..I
Burns made a poor attempt TO ehed|
his steal. Rrainerd tapped TO sirl
croft and Robertson dashed for RI
plate. He beat the throw by II
margin, but failed TO touch the PA
in his slide and was called out.
John IcCraw and Larry Doyle So
rounded QHigley and rated him Touni
ly until the umpire ordered then Dsa
to the beach. Tesreau took up III
quarrel from the shelter Of the OIL
and was put off the feld.
The Giants had a chance TO stor. !;
the seventh. but made no use Of :
Fletcher grounded out and Burns 81
gled to centre. On a hit-and-run psi
Robertson lined a single TO rlgat g;
Burns reached third. As brains.
famed Robertson stole second, ~
Bancroft threw out Meyers.
The Phillies grew ,hesty in tse a.
ter half of the seventh and psn
made an effort to steal home. Ritw
who took up the pitching burden IN .
eighth. distinguished himself BY slii'
ING out Cravath when runners stood =
first and second. Then came the III
and the winning rally.
Pol! Permits nose was set to-daI .
Episcopal Hospital, but an exarlis
ton has revealed the fact that hs'
arc two breaks in a knuckle on y
right hand of Snodgrass. kube W.,
guard has come down with an ai1s.
of tonsillitis. McGraw is looking ;"
the JinX.
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