New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-22
McGraw's Men Add One
More to Long String
of Victories.
RARIDEN'S HOME RUN
FEATURE OF GAME
In Last Six Innings Only
One Chicago Player
Reaches First.
BY ". ]. MACBETH.

r.,s s;v+een in a row for the Giants
now. Poll Perritt shut out the CUBS
by score Of to at the Folio Grounds
Yesterday afternoon and framed real
treat for this afternoon. the closing
came of the season with McGraw's an
Gent and honorable rival Victory for
New York to-day will tie the earlier
record that the Polo Grounders estab-
lishcd on their first long road trip Of
the season.
Chicago's farewell for the moment
overshadows the clever triumph of yes
terday. If the home team can get by IN
this one the long standing record of
the old Providence champions will be
in real jeopardy. St Louis, which
comes tomorrow for a double-hesder,
does not figure to present the front
Of either the Cubs or the Pirates. But
sufficient unto the day-big Jim Vaughn
has been groomed by Joe Tinker with
the special idea Of hating the Giants
squirt
Vaughn in his last game shut out the
hampton Phillies. He held the Quak-
crs TO three hits and conquered Alex
ander the Great. IL is Tesreau's turn
TO tackle the formidable southpaw OF
the Windy City. Slim Sallee, recov-
cred fror an attack of ptomaine. is
hack in Uniform, but not quite right
iof contest of such Importance.
perritt Strong in Pinches.
Foil Perritt outpitched Claude Hen
erik all the way yesterday. Tinker's
veteran spitball pitcher was combed
FOR nine hits Of various denominations.
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the early going. Perritt was far from
his best during the first three innings,
nut even then was strong in the plnches
and was admirably supported.
After the third inning only one Cub
batter got as far as first and none
further. With two out in the eighth,
Rollie Zeder walked. In the last six
innings there was not one really hard
chance for the Giant fielders.
IL didn't take the Giants long TO put
Hendrix at a disadvantage. George
Burns opened the attack with clean
single TO left field. lie took second
while Yerkes was throwing out Herzog
and moved TO third when Robertson
beat a slow roller to Workman. Zim-
norman singled TO right, scoring Burns
and sending Davey on to the near cor
ner.
An attempted double steal failed.
Zimmerman was headed when Yerkes
ont tho throw. and was driven back
for An out near first without once CIV
ire, the fleet Robertson an opportunity
70 dash in. New York had to be satiS-
fed with the one run. FLETCHER STRUCK
cut.
sccond with a single to right, but was
doubled stealing as Holke struck OUT
The significance of this double killing
was painfully magnitied few mo,
n,onts later, when Bill Rariden cracked
one 10 the exit gate in right centre for
home run. A home run inside the
grounds for Bill Rariden needs no tur-
thcr Endorsement 49,,
4 bad throw by Williams helped
toward the run Of the fourth inning
Zimmerman. first up. hit through lei-
der. Fletcher singled TO centre. VIII,
iams's throw bounded over Lelder' ana
Weine. who had pulled up at secohu'
won't on to third, Fletcher taxing sec
md Zimmerman tailed and FIetcher
,doL tbird while Workman was throw
ing ont Kauff Fletcher was cauSht
Standing up when he attempted to steal
home. Ill.
Lost Opportunity.
Zimmerman got the last run for the
Giants in the sixth inning. lie walhed'
v.itb two out. and stole second base;
Fletcher singled to right centre, ana
Heinc had no trouble finishing me
Journey. The Giants failed 10 proht ny
inc opening in the eighth. Permit
drew walk as a starter but burns
forced him. Herzog singled 10 !el''
Doolan. running for Herzog, stole sec
end. but Davey Robertson tanned on
q low curve. and Zimmerman this time
-uined a perfect batting average with
IN easy foater TO left.
Olaf Wilson, onCtime Giant, douDled'
with only one out. in the second.
Wild pitch put him on thlrd' buU
Yorkcs hoisted TO Burns and Workman
,.nned straight 20 Hcrzog. The Cubs
urobably would have gotten at least
one run I'm the third n Flack had not
stumbled. as Flack. Mann and SAFER
singled In order, with two out, hauH
made a beautiful throw to the plate on
Saier's single 70 cut down Flack, trying
from second.
Halfway home Flack stumbled.
WIEN he picked himself up he had no
chance, and raced back 10 bird, a base
occupied By Mann meanwhile. Rarlden
rolaved Kauf's throw 20 Zimmerman
,lo TAGGED FIsck for the third out.