New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-18

noon hinged on that effort OF the lett
fielder. II makes little difference thai
later in the same section a hercuIesh
catch by this same offender took an eA-
ira inning blow of the appreciatiVe
"Pollv Of the Circus" that would have
emitted three waiting base runners
upon spectacle already becoming
debacle. PfeiTer's support cracked
first. Therein the answer may be found
Not till the lucky seventh did the
Giants sew II Up. Bunny Fsbrique, an
otherwise diligent and capable short
stop. SMILED the beans here with two
lamentable errors First he booted
Rariden's easy roller. When Perrltt
hunted Tavern dropped Pfefer's thro"
on a smart play for what should nave
been an easy force-out. Burns loaded
the corners with perfect bunt down
the third base side. The break got
Pfefer's goat. He hit Herzog with
crazy pitch. forcing home Jim Ihorpe'
who was sent In 10 run when Rariden
reached second. Dayey Robertson broke
up the game with single to centre
HAT counted Perritt and Burns. Zim-
merman's single 20 right tailed Her
Zog and Robertson.
With the game gone before anybody
champion Dodgers proceeded to I'M
load a whole lot of harmless humor.
Heinie Zim was caught stealing after
Fletcher popped 10 short; Kauf then
numbered a clean single TO centre
and raced around TO third on HolEe's
blow TO the same garden. Miller and
Olson crossed signs - an easy foul
hoist from McCarty's bat. The drift
settled unmolested between them. Nc
Carly followed with another abortive
/ drift of the same calibre.
| This time Olson waved the catcher
away and called for the ball. The
, horsehide bounced out of lvy's glove,
while the fans execrated all things ap-
pertaining to FlatHush. Pfefrer's
goat completely gone. JEFF pitched
! three balls in a row that resembles
"beaners,' and finally succeeded II
/ nicking McCarty. This filled the cush-
4 ions again, but Cutshaw all alone
speared Permits drive and forced Nc
/ Carly at the midway.
Giants Squander Hits
New York squandered couple OF
| three-base blows TO get the last run
! in the eighth One was out when Her
/ cog tripled. Wheat played the drive
/ poorly IL SnOulu nave Deeu a SlhRie
only. Buck scored on Robertson's fy
to deep centre. Zimmerman then
tripled down the frst-bsse line. but
Fabrique came through with a smart
stop and throw that robbed Fletcher
Of his customary base knock.
Until the sixth the Dodgers had but
/ one measly hit off Perritt. With one
out in this sixth, Fabrique scratched
hopper down the right foul line that
Holke tried TO play before he had
seized The official scorer kindly ia
/ vored the batter. Herzog played Dau-
| bert's roller too late to second AMI no
one was was put out. Myers scratched
a hit to short, filling the bases.
! Fabrique tailed on Whest's deep fly 10
left. Stengel drew pass, filling the
bases again, but Zimmerman cut down
| Cutshaw on fancy play.
A bobble by Herzog, which the Off
cial scorer condoned with base hit
for Daubert, helped Brooklyn to the
! two runs of the seventh. Miller sin
gled with one out After PfeFer
| popped Fabrique strolled. Daubsrt's
easy bounder got through Herzog and
Miller scored. Myers singled to left.
scoring Jake. That was all, so far as
Brooklyn was concerned.