The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02
To-day's Schedule.
PittAburg in Chicago.
Cincinnati in st Louis.

PHILADELPHIA. May More hard
luck trailed John Mciraw when he
opened his fret series Of the year here
this afternoon with the flying Phlllcs.
The little Napoleon not only lost another
ball game. bu, he now is minus the SER
vices OF Pitcher roll rerri,, who sus-
tanned a broken nose IN a collision with
Bobby Byrne. The m!shap occurred
won by score ~ 20 ..
The accident will keep Perrtt out Of
the lineup for month. II happened
while the two teams were limhering M
Giant slabmsn were In the vicinity OF
third base along the coaching lines
catching fungoes. one Of the psiladel-
phia PLAYERS batting out funeoes popped
up little ny which went foul. Ryrne
went after the bail. AS he did so he
crashed head on into perr!tt. The two
players fell in a heap on the ground.
perritt underneath the Phille Mc,iraw
and other Giants rushed up IN time to
learn that Porritt had been knocked out.
After he was revived he was assisted off
the field. where a thorough examination
of his injuries was made
I, was fourd that Permits injuries
were more serious than expected and II
was necessary to remove him 10 the hos
pital. The pitcher Is now In the Epis-
copa Hospital IN bad shape, Al the
hospital il was said that not only was
Permits nose broken. but there is danger
OF his cheek bone being fractured. Fur
thermore. he lost three teeth. The loss
of Perritt comes as another blow TO the
series OF misfor,ures that have befallen
the New York club this spring.
To cap the climax. Hans Lobert, too.
may be forced 70 take a rest Lobert
was hit In the ribs with a pitched bail
in the first inning by Alexander. Though
he PLAYED the entire game. IL Is feared
that Lobert has sustained a broken rib
He has large lump on his side where
the ball hit. Mct;raw will have the
N-ray put on him to ascertain the ex-
tent OF the injuries.
Expect!ng to see Benny Kauff. the
Federal Lacquer. in a Giant uniform
some $1,000 came out TO Bakers ball
park only TO be disappointed for Nc
Graw left Kenny at home. President
John X Tener was on hand in case OF
trouble. but the pastime went along with
little excitement.
with team all shot TO pieces the
Giants oravely assumed their task, but
Alexander was too much for them, h"
allowed only six hits. As Snodgrass Is
laid up with injuries McGraw played
Brainard at first. and the youngster
put up a brilliant game,
Though Matty was in good form he
failed to stop the Quakers whose timely
hits did the real damage. Matty operated
for seven frames and was relieved IN
the eighth. when Grant went in TO bat
for him. Big Six allowed six hits, and
Rube Schauer was responsible for the
other two.
\ long home run drive over the rich'
field fence by former Giant Beals Becker
| was what started to put Matty to rout
! II happened in the first frame. follow
ing single by Bancroft. who incl
dentally played great game at short
After that the Quakers failed TO mich
Matty for more runs until the sixth
when they got two. Byrne started IN,
frame with single. advanced on Ban
croft's sacrifice and scored when Doyle
missed an easy roller of Becker's bat
Then Matty famed Cactus Crlvath fol
the third time \ wicked single throug'
I.obert scored Becker with the final run
Byrne met Schauer's first appeararc,
1 on the hill for n triple in the eighth
hut he was called out because Pasker
on the coachins lines interfered witt
him. The runner would have scored
for Bancroft followed with a hit,
The Giants got Their first run in th'
third. \ double by Meyers, FOLLOWED
later by Doyle's single. scored H. Dou
bles by Brainard and the Chief in th'
eighth Melted the other one. Meyer,
might have scored from third on Grant
hit. but ne was held by the coacher
The score;