New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05


honor. for Coombs had never before
been beaten by the Giants. Neither
has Marquard, for that mates; though
the Rube's victories over his former
teammates numbered but three. while
Colby Jack had hung up eleven wins
against New York as a Dodger and two
in the worlds series as a member OF
the Philadelphia Athletics.
Schupp was so good that he needed
only one run 20 win. Robertson gave
him four in the very first inning By
knocking the ball over the right heid
fence with the bases full.
New York slugged its way to victory
in the morning game. The afternoon
combat was almost repetition. The
Giants played wonderful ball, both OF
fensively and defensively The WORK
Of the cnampioSs was very sloppy IN
comparison.
one of the few redecming features
Of Brookyn's play was wonderful
one-handed catch by Wheat IN the
eighth inning Of tie afternoon game.
l. took a home run away from waiter
Holke.
Dodgers Began IL
The Dodgers got away 20 a two-run
lead ~ the expense Of Poll Perritt IN
the first inning OF the morning game
Olson was safe on fletchers tumble
but Daubert forced him. tn Myers
then ran for JAKE. Hickman and Stengel
kicked in with singles, Caseys oloW
chasing Myers IN. The hit also drove
Perritt from the box.
Sheriff Slim Sal.ee, who succeeded
Perritt, filled the bases by passing
Zach Wheat. Cutshaw's long ny 10
Kauf scored Hickman with Brookiyn's
second and last run. Through the last
eight innings Sallee banled the cham
pions With apparent ease.
The Giants finally wrecked Rube
Narquard the eccentric soutnpaw, who
has been a great Stumbling block IN
New York's way since he changed ms
address from the Polo Grounds % Eb-
lets Field. The Rube blew away ms
lead and the game through streak OF
wildness in the third inning and was
finally driven from the box m the
fourth.
/ The Giants sewed up the game IN
/ this third section with four runs.
Rariden walked and Sallee SACRIFICED.
/ Burns hit safely; so did Herzog, whose
, hit scored Rariden. kauf walked, nll-
ing the bases zimmerman singled 10
left scoring Burns and Herzog
Fletcher walked, filling the corners
again. Robertson singled 70 right
scoring kauff and Zimmerman.
Giants Finished II
90. t-a
Rube in the fourth. Slim Sallee sin
gled and was safe a. second when
Cutshaw dropped Marquard's throw 20
force Sim. Herzoc beat . bunt. filling
the bases. Wheezer Dell then relieved
Marquard ZimmermaH's fly 20 centre
off the WhecZer tailed Burns.
The HhccEor then went along IA
mously tiil the seventh But for his
own wildncss he might have blanked
the Polo Gr0unCcrs There were two
out when Whcezer ht Fletcher Rob-
ertson singled 90 centre, sending Arthur
10 third Dell then lumDied Holkes
easy grounder and kicked D. all over
the diamond.
on the error Fletcher scored, Rob-
ertson took third and lIolke second. Tho
pair scored on Rar.den's single 70 cen-
ire.
John Armstrong Russell, southpaW
recently purchased from Fancou'ep
3. C., pitched the last Two innings FOR
the Dodgers and retired The Giants IN
order. That he was able 20 DO n.
was due 70 a very fine throw ~ Stenget
in the eighth inning. Casey robbed
Herzog of clean base hit by throwing
him out az frs, base.
Robertson CloUts One
Davey Robertson. who drove hone
two runs and scored another OF siu-
gle in the morning game, started JACK
Combs on the road 10 ruin In the after
noon struggle By knocking d home run
over the right field wall IN the hr,E
inning. while the bases we're filed, with
two out
RobertsonE hit was one Of the long,
est larrups ever seen IN FlatDush per-
hans the equal In distance 20 the one
he drove into the right field bleache.'
Of the Polo Grounds several weeks ago;
The ball cleared the walls on dead
line By fully ten feet and landed against
a shanty in a lot beyond Bedford Ave-
nue.. Herzog. Kauf and Fletcher had
all walked previous 70 this terrihc
slam
The Giants got another run in the
fourth on Holke's single, Schlpp's sac
rifce and Burns's double. Two more
came in the fifth. Kauf singled OF the
"Bull" for $50, but was nailed trying
for third when Zimmerman singled 70
centre.
Hickman mufred Fleteher's line drive.
Robertson popped 20 Cutshaw. Holke's
single % right scored Zimmerman and
sent Fletcher 70 third Holke was
caught on an attempted double steal,
but not before Fletcher scored.
The Gothamites tailed again in the
seventh. Herzog singled and raced 20
third on Kauf's single 20 right, Benny
taking second or the throw. thinner
mans long hy % Hinchman tailed Her.
zog. KauF. however was doubled try
ing for third when Coombs intercepted