The sun., 1916-09-12

lead propped him up. Tesreau could
anord to Stacker up, n he pitched him
self out Of a hole In the eighth when he
famed Jack Adams with the bases full
Among those who were very much
present was Benjamin Michael kaun
who once upon a time was designated
as The Ty Cobb Of the Feds Ben II
taking a prominent part In the uplift
OF the new Giants. and homers are get.
ting to be almost a. common with him
as In the good old Gilmore days. Yester.
day Benny smashed out q home u AND
a double. and walked twice In -four
times up. Benny's homer was a dupli.
cate OF his tour cushion shot In the
Yankee game last Sunday, a long line
drive to the deepest corner Of right
centre.
Byron Gets . Joshing.
As Moran used a drove of pinch
hitters. a trio of pitchers and a pair Of
catchers. Lord Byron got lots Of op-
%portunity 10 try out his new pronuncia.
tion Of Philadelphia. His Lordship In
sisted on announcing that 80 and sc
nov batting for Philadel-fee." Several
kindly individuals. including a ''gink'
with a foghorn voice. did their best to
correct Byron's pronunciation. but he
gave them scathing glances and "Phila-
del-fee" until the end. Shortly before
the Byron foghorn controversy broke
out an inebriated citizen did some pro-
nouncing Of his own In the grand stand,
A regular cop had to be called In to give
him the gate"
kauf early struck Eppa Jeppa a
hard blow. Fletcher opened the second
inning with a single to centre. Inc then
b. Mickey swung from the hip and into
IN az vn ~ naaN,.N d. .Il-.~ IL A.
left. but he bounced this one of the
bleacher fence for O long double.
Fletcher scoring.
The six run procession took place In
the fourth inning. when a full dozen
Giants went to bat. There was q full
house on the bases when ok flied out
for the third out. Kauff walked twice In
this round Fletcher. first up In this
busy frame. hit to deep short. Bancroft
made a pretty stop, but followed IL up
with IA low throw to first base. Kauff
walked. and McGraw called young Holke
aside for a consultation.
Holke Didn't Mean Re.
Hoike hunted under sacrifice orders.
but he did much better. His punt eluded
the long Rixey and went for an inheld
hit. That placed n Giant on every
hassock. but they didn't stay there long.
Bill Rariden waited a short fly to CEN
tire field. Paskert might have been con-
sentative and held II TO a single. in
which event only one run would have
scored. b.; he threw himself forward
FOR "A catch. missing the ball entirely.
and old Cactus Cravath had to chase
IL TO the fence. BY the time he brought
II back Fletcher. Kauff and Holke had
scored and Rariden was on third.
Stock threw out Tesreau for the frs,
out, but George Burns walked. and Her.
zog singled Rariden home, Both George
and Charley took AZ extra base on era
rath's throw 20 third. Robertson ex-
PRED on a short lift to Whitfield, but
.he grea; Zim birched a single TO centre.
scoring the New York Burns and Her
zog.
Then Rixey got his walking papers
moved away. Oeschger came In
and did n very smart thing. The ball
hit Fletcher's bat and bounced TO Joey,
Artie making no effort to run TO first.
Two were out. but instead Of throwing
TO hrst Oeschger threw to the surprised
stock 10 stop Zimm at third. Zimm was
caught In n cage. hut they left the door
10 third base open and Hein!e landed
safe on the far corner. Fletcher in the
meantime had decided II was worth
while TO run 10 first. Their Kauf walked
again. filling the bases. but Whitfield
was under Holke's high lift.