New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-27
Slim Sallee, Back in Form,
Does His Part to Help
Big Drive.

feet TO the third base side OF the plate.
This double play cut off St. Louis
last chance 70 become dangerous.
Fletcher threw out Smith, and the inn
ing was ended. st. Louis got one run
where it should have had more. slide
by Watson would have foiled Robert
son and McCsrty. IL probably would
have made no difference in the final
summing. But at least it would have
heightened the interest for the time.
Slim in Tight Place.
In the second inning Sallee was in
tight place, with runners on third and
first and only one out. Butler led of
with a single, and after Miller popped
to Herzog dashed 10 third when Snyder
rolled a long single into left on hit
and run play. II was here that Ssllee
showed he had more at his command
than he had called into play. BetzeIs
best was an easy pop foul to McCarty.
Watson fouled as gently TO Holke.
A double play in the fourth inning
ruined Buffers second hit, which Tor
the second time opened an inning WIN
none out. Snyder was victim with
Butler Of this double killing. He smote
sharply to Herzog, and FLETCHER did
the rest
The Giants scored their runs in pairs.
The first brace came easily. Inc oreahs
were all with the Giants, as they uSu
ally are with winners. Burns opened
New York's attack with two-oagger
to left ard moved to third while pet
eel was tossing out HerZog. beScher
mufTcd Robertson's tall hoist, burns
scoring and Davey taking second. Iim-
ROhp
sprinted TO third after the catch and
got all the way in when Buffers poor
throw dribbled through Hornsby
Error by Hornsby.
There was another opening IN the
second. McCarty was safe on Horns
by's error, with two out. Slim Snllee
contributed his first single TO per.
feet batting day, but Bescher sprinted
,yay across into foul territory for =
fy from Burns. Robertson's single IN
the third came with only one out
Fletcher forced Davey after thinner
man foated 20 h. Kauff.
The Giants earned their second brace
IN the fourth inning. Goodness knows
how far they might have gone had
McCarty and Burns gotten away with
attempted steals.
kauf introduced INC rally WIN n
three-plv clout 10 left centre field. He
scored or Holke's single TO the same
garden. On hit and run play Nc
Carty lined to right field and Holke
made third easily. Walter Tailed on
Sallee's sacrifice fy 70 centre. Nc
Carly was thrown out on an attempted
steal. Then Burns singled. He, too,
failed TO pilfer.
A double play, we'll executed by Bet
zel, Bonen and Miller. broke upon an
other fine rally for the Giants after
it had landed them their final two
runs. Fletcher led away with triple
to left. Miller, Bethel and Butler all
went after Kauff's Texas Lacquer.
Miller and Bethel collided as the lat
ter was about 20 make the catch, and
Benny profited by a fiuke double that
scored Fletcher. Holke sacrificed.
McCarty scratched safe Texas
Lacquer over Bohen's head that Tailed
Kauff. Sallee walked. Burns beat a
hit TO Bohen. filling the bases with only
one out. Herzog. who went hitless
through the afternoon. drove straight
at Bethel and into double play.
Williams pitched the last two inn
ings. Fletcher found him for single
in the seventh. But two were already
out and Art was stopped when he tried
I TO steal. With two retired in the
eighth, McCarty was safe on BetzePs
boot Slim Sallee contributed another
astounding single, but Burns popped to
Bethel.
The score: