New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-02
Sibilant Game Savers OF
No Avail to the
Giants.
Al DEMAREE DEFEATS
HIS OLD MATES
Puhe Benton Receives Harsh
Treatment at Hands Of
Visiting Phillies.
p FRANZ O'NElLL.

-,~ OF the Giants, is not q Shylock.
i i, not nominated In his contract
n., he pitch the closing innings Of
,verv game i'm which RUDE Sehauer per
forms. but just the same he does 1t
r-e,,y nearly all the time.
ASS matter Of fact. every time John
y,Graw delegates Schauer for mound
ss,v Ferdic casts a reproachful glance
81 his manager and. hitchmg his belt
ms notch. goes down into right field
70 prepare Tor the call TO arms.
His Tcssimlsm ieans Its own reward;
8. dom. indeed. Is that call omitted.
Sebupp is willing and enthusiastic, but
!. rc-s MIN little Nor did 70 yester-
6sy. for the Phillies trouuced the
Giants by g score OF 9 20 = IN the
t~sl game Of the series on the FoIo
Grounds.
ms Schauer and Schupp &C, is win
r,rc recognition, and 10 would not come
;r The nature Of a surprise Il the boys
i-oto i- on thc big time this winter.
Ts6,e Burns. the Philadelphia catcher,
will use his influence with the man
ayers Eddie. by the way. is possessed
N a great yearning for knowledge. In
.re --hth inning. when NcGraw sent
Schsuer into the box. Burns came over
10 the press stand and inquired II 1t
were written in the contract OF Schupp
- -ri-h an the games that Schauer
worked. By the time the point was
settled Scnupp was in the box and
Plros whaled out producing SIN
Not a Russian Repulsc.
No natter the opinion on the matter
O. contract. the loss Of the game cam
rot be charged 70 the. biono-n".leo
Russian or his TeutOnlc brother 90
o-ws Rube Benton started the same.
End Before he was derriched out oil
the box four runs comfortable VIM
ing margin-had been manufactured
c. half a dozen hits. ,..,
Tor ways that are dark and tricks
,fs- are vain Pat Moran wins consld-
o. n over Bret Hsrte's heather
a. D.. When he led his Big Ace IN
Tr,cav's struggle ard the Giants
fruro1s8 IL. 10 looked like pretty easy
ealing for New orb But the Giants
las, .heir only trump ln saving that
.r,r. while Pat still held the joker up
his sleeve. That Joker was Al Demaree'
who las beaten the Giants in Ioof
ca~es out OF five this season, lncludihS
The festivities yesterday.
The Mobile Breeze must be possessed
or some great occult power TOO grea'
90 be solved by the Giants. hls dlnA\
LITTLE curve ball hops and breaks around
tre sweep Of the bats and his last ones
cone I'D straight a. string, but notn-
i-- esnec.allv brutal happens 10 IT,.
They cal. him Lucky Al. and perhaps
le IS lucky. but somehow OF other the
idea suggests itself that he knows JUST
where 20 pitch 20 the Giants and Ior
t-at reason stands them on their heads.
A allowed five hits. and three OF them
were made by Davev Robertson.
Demsree. however. is only a pitcher.
He came up IN tho eighth inning after
shuDD had replaced Schauer, and-Stood
90 hit left-harded. After he missed one
STRIFE hc realized that he was facing
left-hsnded pitching, so he switched
around and hit from the north side OF
ne plate. Tho result was equally neg
lgble. lie missed two more strikes.
Just the same. had Bert -Nlehoh re
Trained from making a crazy chuck on
l.e,cher's Crounder i'm the sixth frame
Qsmaree m ght have let the Giants
down with d lonely run. and, after all
lat didn't raise his pitchers 70 be slug
gers.
KauT Is Poacher.
Some one Of these fine days Benny
hauf s going 20 be seriously hurt. or
l. is going 20 hurt one of the other
ou'fe.del- chasing after balls hit INTO
territory where one or tho other might
l9ske the play. lie and Davey Robert
tor were n collision after drive 70
lef' centre by Dave Bancroft IN the
fourth inning. and he was knocked out,
While two runners crossed me plate
Ralcroft's hit shot over the lnneld IN
light centre. and both kauf and Rob
ertson rushed after u pell nell rom
the stands neither was heard 10 cali the
play. and they came together with a
i1gd Kauf went down, and lay there
,ollnc around as IL badly hurt, but
6fier while he got up and continued
10 play. 10 is not the first time that
benry has shown the same enthusiasm
as a charming buffalo when golnG after
ball Nothing seems TO stop him eA-
oept a kick ln the shlns. HIS mead Is
tdamant
II tho PhilIcs could only stay here
for week or so more Davey Robertson
would BE- t.ck,ed TO death. In the five
games played he has faced pitching
nineteen times and has made no fewer
than nine hits. Five Of these were sin
g.os three were doubles and one was a
; home run. His three hits yesterday IN
t.-Ged a double and two singles.
That the Giants did not score at least
one more run is due 70 remarkable
y N.. rafh IN hg NJ n
ion of Pa. Moran and un.ed Philadel-
phia, Is the best second baseman In the
National League. In the fifth inning
Brad Kocher slammed one on the nose
toward right centre. and IL you'd have
been o. double at least had il fallen
safe; but il never fell. Niehoff saw it
coming and fairly climbed up in the air
az least five feet and pulled 10 down,
while the crowd howled its apprecia-
ton Of a great play. a New York
crowd is tickle indeed. When the
I.ants arc losing the fans switch their
tIeg sDce at once. Artie Fletcher and
Larry 'oyle combined in making a cou-
pie o.. nifty double plays, while Ban
croft Nlehof and Luderus made an
o'ger.
= Not Benton's Day.
MeGraw decided to send RUDE Benton
against the Quaker City entry, but de
Nelopments proved that his choice was
poor The RUDE was greeted by his
Mule pals most cordially. Three hits.
V'eeh and convincing, rang out, and tNO
.shs were driven over. In the fourth
.nrec more hits, and the collision be-
sSSeen Robertson and kauf gave q cou-
Re more runs. and finally McGraw sent
.oush 70 hit in place OF Benton in the
sse'enth. Dode PaSkert romped back
'~ta spell and pulled the fy 10 earth.
,a!ong about the fifth inning McGraw
sent Schauer ont 10 warm I'm and