New-York tribune., 1917-07-10

-..v covered that infeld so carefully
49,. .ss came was able to proceed when
-. shower ceased, but it made no
"a, siFerence in the score. The tally
SO for the Giants before the
s.vs-ard TO for the same parties
-, the wet IL would have meant
.,bi,g in the monotonous young life
.,ns Cardinals If the game had been
Aid when ths moisture started.
p,t then again rules is rules, and a
,.'shoyr ia.ermission naturally turns
=. thoughts Of the multitude to Harry
,..vs,.'s frankfurter counter. The
c,--i..ary General OF the Polo
e.anrSs Rad a good supply on hand
.S ,Ssv we're hot-all hot. Despite
~. ,i;r-sss Of the crowd the hot dogs
-. -uits A play. Comniissary General
s..-s.s will move 20 amend the Ameri-
,,n pastime so that it Wi! nave an
,sssrmission after the fifth inning OF
ar vsme. This will vastly improve
ne sport. according 70 Mr. Stevens.
Smith and Cruise Asleep.
Wild Bill Rariden started the at
.,,s on Red Ames in the third inning
Tith his first two-bagger. IL was not
,rits legitimate. for Smith and cruise
s,srsd after 10 q. the same time and
.seh Of them gave it what is known as
the show do-you-do.'
S,ir Saliee. the slender Sheriff Of
Shreveport. was given the order 70
Sgrt The Sheriff lobbed one TO Ames
xbo threw 70 cut down the corn fed
s.tehsr a. third. He was too late and
i,.b man were safe. Burns singled 70
s.strs and scored Wild Bill Rariden.
gsrros bunted 20 Ames, who made a
gsir5 toss 20 first, and the Maryland
,vistor beat the ball. Benjamin Kauf
hoi,,sd a long fy TO Cruise and Sallee
ne Cardinals got one in the fourth
vbs, Miller laced hit through
Fletcher Snyder got a base on balls.
WITH Pavlstte cut, Old Red Ames him
sslf drove a hit 20 right and scored
Miller
Tss ffth inning passed without IN
,ident. and then came the rain. 81.
Klein declared an intermission anu
hauled in his dogs to a dry spot be
meath the stands. Two military bands
played a soothing accompaniment 10
the nurehing Of the frankfurters.
Naturally the Giants were willing 10
tall L day az this juncture, but MIL
lr higgins had some foolish notion
ia. as game ought to 90 the regular
,.rs -aings-if not more-regardless
fas weather. The Cards we're az tie
Ps,o Grounds for the duration Of tie
p.ss, he insisted.
Cards Annoy Slim
n the sixth inning, after Henry
Fsh.sn's army had unrolled the tar
palm. The Cardinals began 20 annoy
si- salles. the Sheriff. Miller soaked
ne sheris for a two-bagger and Sny-
Ter immediately afterward hit 20 left,
rorlag Miller. This tied the score.
I: did 70. remain tied very lonE.
Af.sr Horrsby had made q wonderful
SOP O. what looked like a certain hit
By Robertson, Holke got base on
bsIs This brought up Wild Bill Kari
cen. the corn fed Hoosier catcher.
This time Wild Bill laced the ball into
lsit Gar enough 70 bring in Hoike with
te winning run.
Colonel Henry Fabian was the only
person il the .ot who did not protest
against the rain. Il seems that tne
Moisture was Just what Henry Fabian
needed for his grass. Moreover, Henry
IS son;emDlating ploughing up part OF
1s oatfsld and putting the land into
bss.s ard rad,shes. Colonel Fabian is
asrsss. Of the war garden movement.
The perfect infeld Of the Giants
V'fksd wonderfully on the slippery
roing. He.nie Zimmerman and Fletcn-
=, ia particular. made some brilliant
';ops. David Robertson. the blushinS
Bridegroom. is continuing on his swat
ths raid. He got TWO hits yesterday.
The rainfall chart viii be found else
were. Following is the precipitation
O. bits and rurs: