New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-05
Braves Have to Fict,
Twelve Innings for
Second Game.
PERRITT WAIVERS IN
THE FIRST SET.To
Benton Shows Well in ClosI,,
Contest, but Both Pitchers
Lack Needed Support.
Try Tsl'sr,ph 70 Tn. Trbun.l

APJ ifFsftlA 70 lue Irhurs
Boston, Oct. George Tyler -,
Dick Rudolph-at this time las, o..
their pictures and their pedigr,o '.
you At every turn Of the page-rlnLa
for the Boston Braves here to.da, a.,
the Giants lost two games. Tyls, a.,
the first from Perritt by a score -
20 |. Rubc Benton was beaten I, y.
second oy a score Of 3 70 1. bu, D.
dolph and his teammates had "a :,
twelve innings 20 find their virsis,
run.
The Giants gave their pitchers rc,,
support. Errors by Fletcher and Bni,.
ard in the first and second inning, ur
the Braves start in the opening "a,
Schang's bad throw let in the run ..n
won the twelve-inning affair.
In the first game McGrsw's men sv,
hit the Braves, but they couldn't ann,
Tyler when men were on bases. Perrr
on the other hand, wasn't good str
he couldn't use his windup.
The Braves got under way when .Iv
first faced Perritt. Fletcher's fury,
PUT Moran on first ard Everss s!rf.
sent him 70 third. Moran scored on a
infield out
In the second Collins walked al
stole second, reaching third vse
Brainard dropped Fletcher's throw Il
Maranville's grounder. Collins car.
home when Whaling singled 70 csrr.
In the fourth George Kelley, ys-
Graw's tall outhelder, who is no. v
much Of a Joke as he was when he IN.
Joined the club, made a single Tia.
drove Doyle home with the only run L,
Giants made in the game. Doyle ai
walked and had reached third or ,vs
long hiee.
Perritt lost control in the ssv.aA
and the Braves scored their las, I've
runs. Meanwhile, first up, waited a.!
walked. Whaling was hit by pi,cts!
ball. Tyler famed and Moran fled u
Burns, relieving the tension somevtr.
But Evers hit 20 centre, scoring Nan,.
Vile. Compton singled to right. VIA.
ing would have been out at the pia
put Meyers dropped Robertson's thruv
Although Permits pitching was %,
above reproach his hitting was all Tat
could be desired. He made two ssfsts
in three times az bat
The second game seemed to b o.
easy one for the Braves until 70
Giants tied IL up In the eighth.
The Giants started like winner
scoring two in the second inning. via
two out, Schang walked and Tailed %
a double by Benton. Benton reached
third and Burns was safe at frts o. Z
tumble By Evers. Benton and Burnt.-
yes, Benton is right-worked double
steal, Benton scoring.
Back came the Braves In the nifa'
getting a run on a base on balls .
Moran and a double by Evers. Bos:;a
took the lead by scoring twice IN .;
seventh. Magee singled and resen.
third on Egan's double 10 left. A.rsa'
ville's single 70 right brought Nags,
home and Egan, close behind, tall~
when Schang dropped the throw 70 ~
plate.
Brainard walked as starter II -
seventh and was pushed around
third on hits by Schang and bsn'sa
Robertson's sacrifice fly brought brrh'
ard home, and the score was tisd.
1t wasn't tied long, FOR in Bo:!'st
half of the seventh Rudo!phs Sings
Moran's sacrifice and Doyle's error -
a grounder by Evers put Rucolfi
across the plate. The Giants syelea
II up in the next inning on sinsis "
Merkle and q double by Fletcher ~,
The Braves won in the !wsHA
Moran singled and was saerinsea .
second. Magee's safety put Nolsn "a
third. Schang made a quick throw, q.
ing 10 catch Magee of the bag, ana :.
ball hit the baserunner. Before =
could be recovered Magee had toue''s
home and the game was ended, ~.
After the second game John J. :.
Graw. manager Of the Giants, nsesn'
engaged in an alteration with 'T.
tator. McGraw had been sitting 10 y,
stand and was said 70 have resen...
some OF the remarks that FANS WV
making regarding the Giants. =.
The fan asserted that MeGraw' ~.
was hurrying to join his players II =,
dressing soom, had attempted 70 y.
him as the crowd was passing W
aisle. After an argument the fan $50 -.
a special officer 20 arrest MeUrsE -.
officer told the fan 70 take his '''
plant TO the police station.
The scores follow:
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