New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-16

Giants hamneIeu Ou' ="
me- eongested series.
The first game was battle roya
for our future champions. RoI
lam Joseph, in the inaugural he
,tulation of a Connie Mack and, tt
:. sraked the game out Of the fire
With the first game under his belts
4. Svi,l manager Of the Dodgers de-
/ .g.5 20 do some experimenting in the
81, Of the series. He sent colt
-, John Armstrong Russell
~ 80, the mighty swatters who are
.:-y the National League pace. Rus
s.Sis a we'll built, big southPaw, VINO
Ts purchased a few weeks ago from RON
vancouver, B. c. He's bit green yet
hgt will bear watching -,
pus,ell was unfortunate enough 10
.,.,l Rube Benton on one Of his very
- DAYS. He was also unfortunate
mining his game because Of Wild
a. the very start. But the lad
Is,5 promise nevertheless. He had
A.. breaking curve ball, even If 1t
SSeult of control; a real jump
'"Iis fast one and tantalizing change
y Of pace. Mic
p. Giants hit the rookie fairly hard
7 1, Ls three innings when they did all
s,i, ,roring. But at other times this
.r,g man behaved well and with the
III confidence of a veteran, too. In
HI, rio Canuck Robbie appears TO have
4 tns stablemate for Sherrod Smith.
/ Der old friend Steamer Albertus Per-
,eo Demaree made his first local APP
ar.nee since eschewing Fred Mitchell
I'd the Cubs in the first game. Al
Is,.s,5 M with big JEFF Pfeffer and
~, , mighty good account Of himself
H. I,ng as he remained. He was taken
l :. not because Of any shortcomings,
:, 70 allow q pinch hitter to help tie
4 i, score in New York's seventh. Poll
.,,itt therefore lost the game, just
N.rouard won for Brooklyn.
N. Rube got credit for this victory,
/ asurh he pitched to only five batters.
sOcklyn put over the winning run IN
4, ninth inning before Larry Cheney
", sent out 10 finish the polishing
,r,,s, Pfefer, on the verge Of an
rplO,ion, received the hook in the
eighth. ,
ties 70 annoy Pfeffer to much greater
,rtent than they did. Benny kauh
proved particularly poisonous TO Jeit 5
sidssrm delivery. Benny hit safely the
srt four tines 10 bat. The other
J Gisnts unfortunately, were not so re-
lIsbe a. the little centre fielder. Ihey
4 bit fairly well, but not in sequence or
lin Tie pinehes. .
y yr York failed 70 score in the
Y ars Inning on opportunities which
svuIIN would have furnished the pace
4u,L,n with a collection Of runs.
igtE,. first I'D in this round, was hit
H. nitched ball. Rariden then
.Ed TO right field. Attempting a
ayisc,. Demaree popped a little ny
is Cutshaw, and Rariden, who failed
h,,p his head up, was doubled on
;E base. Burns then hit 70 Okourke'
10 made a futile play for Holke az
21rd. On an attempted double steal
tl. vas trapped on q short throw 10
H. box and retired at the plate.
4 D.ubert Starts Trouble
4 n, Dodgers hoped Demaree for
p runs in the fourth inning. pau
3ya singled 10 left and Myers sacrl-
Nd Stengel flied out TO Burns.
4hn Dsmaree lost Jimmy Johnston.
1hi pass beat the Giants, for Cutsnaw
sssed Of the right field wall, scoring
va Dsubert and Johnston.
ns Giants got one back IN their
y1i. After Demsree had famed,
issni beat out a slow roller to Gut
iiE. Hsrzog forced Burns, but Benny
filss cane through with neat single
H. riFhl Zimmerman doubled TO lett'
tsrinf Herzog. Smith hit weakly 70
saAts.
s,T York tied the score in the sew
fa. Robertson and Holke singled
= none out. Rariden sacrificed.
lAot bstted for Demaree and
rslsd 70 left. scoring Robertson and
r,rg Holke on third base: Burns
= 70 stengel, whose quick return
:: Holke al third, though Wllhoit
I'd 70 second after the catch. Dau-
h = 9ot Herzog's wicked wsllop and
eys % PfeHer. At first, in time 20
s'rs,k further trouble.
hsf ooened the eighth with his
srs consecutive bingle and thinner
"a n.rifced. Smith also hunted, and
~ nis when PfefFer fumbled. Mar
! 'ar vas then called in 20 pitch.
Apr The Rube pitched one strike 70
: -;son, which Davy missed, Hans
80 was sent up a. substitute hit
Smith scampered 20 second on.
! ~ p,eh. Then Narquard filed the
~ 81 passing Lobert. But. In the
80 his fine opening. Holke fouled
az 70 o'Rourke, while Rariden
NJ e Johnston.
Win in Ninth
~ De1gers won In the ninth. STEM
: safsd and took second on John
~ neriAet, Perritt 10 Holke. Cut
. Npped 70 Rsriden. II began 10
" II Poll would pull through
! 80 But Robinson called upon the
y 80 Zach Wheat 20 do some pinch
. Zach delivered a clean blow
held that sent Stengel over
1e winning run.
. ~ Hickman IN left. Johnston at
I. ce Cheney In the box for the
4 az New York once more rallied
y 49,. hlnth, and threatened &. II.
! ~ heart failure. Kelly. bat
I tS,i" rsrntt, was safe on Olson's
Z 49,. Buns followed with a clean
30, seit held. Cheney, however,
Ia. csinsslf stiil the real boodoo
.as wants He struck out Charlie
10. shd then held the hit-mad
ai 49, 70. mighty Zimmerman 70
, =, ". os,ton was placed 70 softly
I, 49,. fork's fret time AZ bat IN
= 3 a,ss fsns that he simply had 20
: { i,,s ne motions. Young Rus
z ~ 81 tet,.yer chance he had be-
= y 80 Uncertainty Of aim In this
: &ssJ Re was In trouble imme-
Z ss.s Walking both Burns and
u ilie, he was In tbe bole "a