The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-28

>ea york in Boston.
Eraoklyu lr Philadelphia.
cincinnati n Pl'tshurg.
-. Louis g. Chicago.
BosroN. Mass, April 27.- Bill KLEIN.
Sc rht-o'-hand expert OF John X. Tener's
umrirat'cal stan, saved Harry N. Hemp
stead neck from the moose with a bit OF
real comedy that he injected into this
afternoons tragedy at Braves Field.
Stalls m.nious won the game by a
s.o,. Of @ to ;. but the president of the
Giants. who can enjoy a joke even on
hwsrlf. isn't through laughing yet.
Nc later thar the day before yester-
dsy Harry y. was looking aroun for
SIX feet Of good hemp, He is reconciled
now .n string along another fortnight or
Two. The Giants N to-day'S game looked
lNc ITO Giants Of old. Ii was a beaten
team bur one that was not beaten TIL
the ,s, man had been turned back in
n, nu'h ming one hat went down
VIII gp,ors flying and scrapping every
.i'1 of the way.
k.em's comedy was a bench cleaning
II note and pretension. No one escaped
ron tie manager down. McGraw and
tie bat boy were the only New York
representatives. left after Friend Bill got
.ar0gch with an oratorical ebullition in
The NTH inning. Some rookie was
;lougA'lP,s enough TO compliment kltm's
beon sense Of judgment and as a result
10 les than fifteen gray clad warriors
o. Ns,irJw drew summary expulsion
.-pW ihe fed. Among the lot was Char
Gloom. who had be- n chased from the
,os...lc lines as early ~ the second for
.N.."rr- IN q s4ptLa .ulinI mn NapLla
NH,rdw, who went W to coach In the
sNt. was ordered into the dugout by
.ae ate Klein.
BI wts p.cyish all afternoon. SO
,cay . that he was not satisfied with
or..g - the flock of Giants. lie had
pr. 90" ,lsked toward the stronghold of
h. Braves all afternoon. but wasn't
en- p ,Iolsl TO detect Individual voices
r .|aTtrgueS After the game. however,
Ken, aa.'oi four 81 five minutes in
!-o' u. -.~ Boston kennel. exchanging
f"..sg'r.,s w:th a number of Stallings's
-o.. .s de couldn't punish them. but
81 ht. thor numbers for tomorrow.
k.ru's i~uproNiSei parade made no
eac.ca.o IN the nnal result. Neverthe-
less ~ VAS Al cheering testimonial Of
!e'rNri tnieItst and spirit on the part
q. 'he team which has no business TO
70 o. las, place in the National League
,aoe such spirit, hustl. and fight as
'ao Giants displayed to-day If continued
$ BOUND sooner or later to have its
ed's,us effect.
Jeff W,sgodu. the most dependable
'6s,,r of McGrdw's stan. was taken over
ih' )..,- hy Lefty Tyler this after
mo-. .Gt the ~southpaw was a mighty
luck, .aIrE man 10 be able 10 best the
Uu;t -l'.all HEAVIER. II ever things
t-oon i!-lt Tor a pitcher they did for
T}.e" to-day. The box score is no cri-
ierrn Of tho respective effectiveness OF
these opponents. The Braves are credited
VII. seven hits of Tesreau to five hits
for rr i.aIts. Yet all afternoon Nc
GraN = ~Tappy disciples were pounding
ne LETT handed slants of Tyler to all
IA ,s o. flr field, Their" :ough luck.
more evident than ever. carried wicked
smasU,- Straight at intielders or out
1c''o- They were outlucked rather
iaal u.ti.at,d Boston was lucky
enough 20 uauch six Of its hits In two
separate innings for all of its runs
IN '" pr,.luE round the top end OF
me batting order squeezed out two tai
Les In The third the tail end Of the
''no- 'ran led iu the count shat spelled
victor in six Of the eight innings only
m" ~ 'ao Braves saw second base.
sid none passed that station.
..'N''' AIllOA|u NV hls' III
ts'i.- 'J it,- him Just like a sharp
kn.e goes through cheese, but after
tla' ., .fI H.s troubles. lie struck out
h-Hii, N,...e and Kelly in the third
tne Iaa'" n four in "A row by also
". ID hr4 NE 10 start the fourth.
't'.-s" I'Hrns solved him in the fourth.
A. '..' Tyler was laced hard, ever
: PHI" '.-.N s"uis We're so stubborn
+"'.f '. ''s -'fcly, only three men
'3'. ~. ... ru each Of the sixth and sew
'''r .H'HH-- bat IN those two rounds
".' F..t go less than four pretty
,a.I''' and one startling stop by Tyler
Na.'.''I" oncned Roston's attack
WI. ID Single tu left, and raced to third
""'. i.' dropped a Texas Lacquer
h tIH'' l..d W.lhoit rolled to Merkle,
.dy'H. bon. trers. Collins dribbled in
row "f '0e plate and Meanwhile tried
10 s'o'y. I;ifldcn loiled him by a pretty
p,cNnu and a diving stab, Konetchy,
hol-". came through with a clean hit
70 right that brought In Evers from third
shH placed Collins on hat same station,
collin SCORED what proved "A fatal run
.h"n N'Ncchuie let Red Smiths easy
4p I"i through his legs,
'i|..'" sdEcI Tyler in the fourth In
ahe .. % wonderful throw that nipped
pt''s." Burns a. the plate, Burns sin
wv III" a"rt his inning and advanced
r,n.I' I'i'r was tossing out Doyle
F"''h'r- blow dow the left foul line
va q hing of beauty, but collins, who
happened 80 be shifted just about right
mad pretty one handed pickup while
.omiF 'n quickly and by grace of 4
p',.' brow gave Hank Gowdy time &c
poI rIH|a.s pretty hook slide, a mo-
rr'ht la.'r Benny Kaun almost knocked
.nyels "'"u with II line drive to which
me Ir0I|u chung.
Na'n. ratIraci ,hig compliment "
90 fourth by cutting down Comp
mh 70. .lr second out when the httel
MI '' tro'ch q long nit to two bases
!hs ''.'.' throw to Fletcher saved ~
.u o' 'tuunie. Hank GOwdy followed
anml FL '''u single to centre and scored
~ u' "', froW Nrst on Tyler's double
s!'' ,,a,re.
ro"'', 4 rather slow footed fellow
m1h'a"t 90 negotiate the winning rui
" a good slide. From the press box !