New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-14

steamer Al Dcmsrcc, who took Aehi
,cd Pat Raglan over the jumps, atoncd to
l,rrc degree for whatever faults were
.-r,rert I'M tho first battle. Two weeks
.ro IL was generally conceded that Nc
cav had three most dependable south
nav. for worlds series purposes. 1t
WAS then believed he had no right hand
cr worthy o. The name. But what a
5.Tarcrce one short fortnight some
Two Of those supposedly invincible
.outbpsws-Slim Ssllee and RUDE Ben
1 for-have been rather wabbly and err
ATTIC in their late starts. II was BEN
ION who was dubbed to-day Tor seven
yuns while Dick Rudolph was D!anhIhg
the Giants.
Blu, as happened earlier when the
Sheriff fell by the wayslde, new rght..
ranGer loomed UP. Il was Demaree; OF
course This fellow had been somewhat
Of a keen isappointment since IeaV-
;rc The Cubs. lie never showed TO pet
-er advantage than against the braves
IN to-Gay's second game. HIS return 70
form, following so closely upon ne
reformation Of big JET! Iesreau' should
\, more reassuring 20 Giant supporters
han anything thar has heiped the New S,
York cause in the last month. Poll
perritt has been on razor edge FOR
severa! weeks.
Giant openings against Rudolph were
few and far between. Robertson beat
a bunt in the first inning. but was
doubled off tirst when Kauf lined to
Rehg. Zimmerman doubled TO left
centre with none out IN the second.
Fletcher and J. Smith both struck out.
Holke rolled 10 Rawlings after Zlm
MAD stolen third base. Burns was
[csueht stealing after he hit safely with
.wo down in the third.
Fletcher opened the fifth with
single 70 left. Three flies 10 the out
field followed. Kelly muhed Benton's
fly starting the sixth. But George
Burns hit into a double play. Burns,
! mo singled IN the ninth, was the only
other Giant TO get on.
Red Smith Doubles
Boston meanwhile grabbed Benton
Cor run iu the second. honetchy
walked and scored on Red Smith 5
double. The latter was caught at third
when he tried 20 stretch the hit. An
other came IN the third on singles by
Meyers and Rehg, sandwiched round
Rudolph's sacrifice. I'm the seventh no
netchy doubled and J. {. Smith was hit
by pitch. Kelly hit 10 centre he!d
for home run.
Bostons two runs Of the eighth came
after two were out. Powell beat
bunt and stole second Konetchy
doubled 20 left. scoring him. Honey
tsllied on a single by J. c. Smith.
The Giants got the jump on Nehf IN
The second game. Burns inaugurated
he entertainment with a triple 10
GIT. Thorpe walked. Kauf fouled TO
hOretChy. While Red Smith was
brewing out zimmerman Burns scored.
The luck broke against the Giants in
the third. Burns opened with a two
base hit, but was doubled off the mid
way when Rawlings raked III Thorpe's
line drive
Boston tied the score in the fifth inn
'ng. Schneider, who had replaced Red
Smith at third, singled TO right. Kelly
sScrifced 10 Nolke. Fletcher booted
RAWLINGS grounder, putting Schneider
on third. The latter scored on Chief
Meyers long fly to Burns.
Giants Win in Sixth
The Giants won out in the sixth.
Burns struck out, but Jim Thorpe. after
being in the hole waited for his base.
he was forced at second when KauG
hit 20 the box. Heinie Zimmerman
'rpled 10 right field for the deciding
Iun
The Braves made a great demonstra-
ion against DemGrec in the ninth inn
F.frs r.. 1 L mt
OF trouble. The pitcher first got in bad
1y hitting Maranville. Powell flied TO
Fletcher Then konetchy singled to
centre, sending the Rabbit to third.
Schreiber hjt wickedly TO the box. 1t
seemed sure base hit. but Demaree
camsly went after the ball and nailed it
with lucky .ab.
tic was enabled thereby to trap
Meanwhile between third and the plate.
While the Rabbit was being run down
hcnctchy took third and Schneider sec