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thirty days to the home
where twins are born in 1917
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
ants Again Beat CubsDodgers VIM Yankees Rout Indians
Feature Facts
For the Fans

Larry Doyle drove in both the
Cubs runs.
George Burns made three hits In
four times up.
A five-run rally in the tenth won
for the Yankees.
Frank Baker made four hits in
six times at bat.
The Dodgers scored ali five of
their runs In the third inning of
Ames.
Jake Daubert returned TO the game
after a long absence.
Cheney pitched shut-out ball un-
Ill the ninth, when the Cards made
one run.
The Reds outhit the Phillies, II
TO 8, but could not win.
Severeid's tumble and wild throw
cost the Browns victory.
The Pirates halted the long win
ming streak of the Braves.
Mays, of the Red Sox, allowed the
Browns only four hits.
Twice in two days the White Sox
have won double-headers from the
Senators.
Joe Benz pitched a threc-hit
game.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Pirates Halt
WinningStreak
OF the Braves
Pittsburgh Turns on Boston
and Takes Both Ends Of
Double-Header

Boston. July Is.-Pittsburgh stopped
Boston's winning streak to-day by TAX
ing both games Of double-header, the
first S TO and the second 20 2. In
the first game Tyler did well until .hs
eighth, when Pittsburgh made five runs
on four hits, two errors, base on
balls and two steals by Carey.
Rudolph was hit hard in the second
game, and only good outfelding held
down the visitors 70 three runs. After
finishing the last three and two-thirls
innings of the first game Bob Steele
pitched the first six innings Of the sec
ond game. Then he weakened, and
Carlson pitched perfect ball for the
balance Of the contest.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Vic Safer, Former Cub,
To Play with Pirates

Pittsburgh. July 1S.-With the GIN
cinnati National League Club having
waived It's claim to the services OF VIC
Safer. the former Chicago National
first baseman, to-day became the prop
ertv Of the Pittsburgh club.
Safer sustsined broken leg early IN
the season and after the Chicago CLUB
had obtained Fred Merkle from BROOK
lyn. Safer was given his release. botn
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati entered
claims for the inhelder. Inc 1Ihc'n-
natl club notified PRESIDENT pArhey
,,ioSt tbat II had waived its claim.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
An Easy Workout!

Total .....32 q Il s. ro'a' 81 I 10 % j
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Senators Again
Are Easy Victims
Of the White Soz

Chicago, July 1s.-Chicago won its
second straight double header from
Washington to-day, to and to 4
In the first game Joe Benz allowed
the visitors but three hits. while tns
locals punched hits off Harper and
won easily. ,r,- ill
moss in walking three men and hitting
another, coupled with a felder's choice shoiGe'
sacrifice fy and a single by Schalk,
netted four runs, and Jackson's home
run in the sixth inning with Ayers on
the mound scored the winning run.
They punched hits, however, on shaw
in the eighth inning and clinched the
victory.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Red Cross Golf Entries

The professional Golfers Associa'
ton, which is conducting tne ~. ~ on, c'@
ment next week at Engle"ooe' SCI. .LoyId
notice Yesterday that all entries shIIaS Zoo
he sent to George Fotherlngnam, .So To-
BROADWAY, or to Jack Hooens' OF e sme
Fnclewood club. II is deslrea 10 HSi i
ali names sent in as early as poss.U1e
in order 10 arrange suitable s.S, r.s,s
time, but it will be posslnle' o. ''N' ~
to enter az the last minute
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Tigers TakeOne
From Athletics,
ThenLoseOne

Detroit, July 1s.-Detroit and Phila-
delphia again broke even in two games
to-day. The home club took the first
game, to /. and the visitors the sec
ond. to 8.
There was not much batting in
either contest, most Of the runs being
due TO errors, bases on balls or bad
judgment by the felders. Detroit raj
lied in the ninth inning Of the second
game and had two men on bases with
only one out. Cobb, Veach and He'll
man could bring only one in, however.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Amuunce Plans
For Forest Hills Z
Tennis Matches

ny Parker, treasurer Of the COM
tzis n charge for the West Side
-,I Club. viii open Offices az the
~ Vanderbilt to-day in active prep
a,sl i0r the holding Of the national
l'Fa iounanent a. Forest Hills, be-
H,,g on August 20. The following
'--iFse has teen named 10 assist in
e,s,f: Julian s. Myriek, Raymond
l1s, Harry Parker, William A.
Eel, Dr.. Theodore 3. Barringer,
~, A. Iompkins, Z. c. Conlin, c.
-s7ran, Elon II. Hooker, o. l.
'sis' AID Lyle Evans Mahan.
y committee has decided 70 erect
f. Az With seating capacity Of
= isisrTsd seats. the price for sea-
I Isksis being fixed al $3.50 and
acnissi0n az 81. Orders for
= nus. be accompanied by check
ka' % Harry Parker, treasurer
= aoisl Vanderbilt. Seats will be
I - . Il The order Of application and
'-s-s rskets will be on sale ex-
y y ne day Of the match. The
l'0eseds are 70 be turned over 20
aaealanee fund being raised By
. 7. 5 \. L. 7. A.
- tournament will bring out the
ispfssentative list Of players
ne "hrst ten, including r. Nor
s-4arrs, "a, national champion;
- " Johnston, former cham
ssorge Myers Church, Robert
ssrray, Watson u. Washburn,
Hsthsy and Karl Behr. Most Of
1ea are in the service Of the
!. so'ernment a. present, but the
ne tournament, coming as il
.s.sesn the ending Of the present
,,.s sanps or August u and the
s p ne rev ones on August 27,
!. r'nf Of these players taking
:, - y, y ias features Of this tourns-
h, ~ s oe the meeting between Miss
s.sfsiec., national woman cham
.s Miss Mary Browne, former
y, = .s y ne title. They will play a
So. -. -'e matches on the turf courts
S1t xeek
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
international League

. ,.,. 49, e.nel. r. II y
y ,at,.e.I A. b41i 40 90 90 o-l 10 2
r.,I 0 0 Is 10
Taitsre.-Ilbsl and Koehlef; EnEie ana DAY
fSecond game n "a >
Iaeanona- . 0 0 Ia
Adams and Koehler. ISson and onslo"
Ri T.
psAiirsor. % 0 - ,5
S5,.l.s.s 9,I...s.. p,-rfan Moc1eusn and McA'oJ
utars and MGddsi. Lafelr
A. Toronto tars, camel
prs1idssoe~..9 z z 3 2 "a q;
gt.,.,,s-,s-Pe,,r, and Anen Brainsrd. Thones'o
and L4lonZe.
fs>-ond gAnsl /
rorotto ......0 ,a,.-t. Y..l. snd
B1t,snss--RsilbEeh and bfA1'
Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Severeid's Errors
In Second Frame
Lose for Browns

St Louis, July ia tumble ana
wild throw by SEVERED in the secono
inning were responsible for st. Louis
los, Of to.day's game to Boston, to l.
In this inning Scott singled, AgneW
tanned in front of the plate and was
safe on Severeid's tumble. Severe'a
them threw the ball to right field ana
Scott scored. -,
Mavs allowed but four hits, two OF
which were made by Sloan, in the
o;gbtb. when the locals had the vases
flIed Mays famed Sloan, retiring 'he
side.
H.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
May Protest Race

-, pay Ohio, July ls.-The
lss,,.ii isl.ao ,ao Class Q boat. may be
y. .'' not turning the windward
~ e., ,]-azy's race. The Spider hn-
Ass minutes ahead OF Gray
4 Aaihiss, Spiders owner. Is
= s,s.s ss..s admitted he could not hnd
'ssrc mark
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
LATTE Leaves Silk
Sox to Join the Army

Eddie LATTE, star twirier OF 'ne
poh.rty Silk sox. Of Paterson. has re-
signed to join the army. LATTE is a
,ys.tising dentis. in Philadelphia and
!, 9, believed ne will get a commission
a, dental surgeon in the army: -.
LATTE was considered the oes'
piteher the Silk Sox ever nao; arc n.S
gotni.s had been with the Brooklyn Fed
L.A' Ian T.ag,e team. His resignation fol-
a ,ls close on TO the recalling OF Muir
1--we ,hs SiIk sox's leading hitter, who
ray ~. tsksn back by the Giants.
0iessA Te-Aay. va m oGasoSlS~s
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Aehle New Champion

-. : stashle, Newark boy.
sas,. Ie national amateur cycle
s,;s,.snip az Newark last night by
81. .1e t~o-mi!e titular race. He
fxs strong sprint in the home
A.ppiag Gus Lang az the tape.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19

Totals ...sssii2isO Totals .326los7
.Ra,tAd ,nr Pa-.s IN TIE .lghth inninE

'Battsd FOR Barnes IN the eighth inning
Fi,s,sgrsh. Fss,os h ........... . ! . %
Tso-bsss hi,s-King Pitler. Konetcty. Three
base hit-ward Stolen baSes--t are p. hilg "a
riace btt.-W Wagner Smith. Tyler. sacriice
atcs-snl,h Rawlings Double plays-Carey to
81 Wagner. Pitler % W. Wagner. LETT on bases
-PiitshurEh. S. Boston. 5 fist na.e o. -
pi-+sbfIrrh Bases on balls-Or Miller D, OF
si.~ie + a TYLER s. Hts and earned r'in,-
O~ Miller s hts and runs In l-5 i1ninss o,,
- Tyte- bi,s and runs IN : innlngs. on
Barnes. hits and no runs r. inning Mn ~ on n,icS.r hf.
r. Nfili.- fKsilvl: by Tyler ward. struck OF,
Rv Miller /: BY steele. 3; by Iyer. rr. W
Ragan. / Umpires-H2rrison and oDsy- i'iN'
90
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Zim's Ire Aroused by
Piping Hghlanders
Martial Airs of Scots Mistaken for Nasal Songs OF Lord
Byron Relieve Monotony of Cubs Defeats
at the Polo Grounds
By w. o. M'GEEHAN

pipes the GrdOns and Maeans sng across the roo
yesterday stirred the Tutonc ire Of Hne to
They the Cubs however They
their daily beating quietly by the of TO q
But the drne fighting pipes with the that stirred the Scots
from Rnnocburn 10 Ypres Zimmerman fury
the r of the pipes swd higher and higher he seemed prout
kits.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Robins Peck Red An1eS
For Fine Runs in Thlrd
Tally in Ninth Saves Cards
from Shut Out-Many
Pinch Hitters

The futtering Robins, emitting
shrill ehirps Of rage at Ebbets Field
yesterday, pecked Red Ames to pieces
and disconnected the hustling st. Louis
Cardinals greatly. The Robins won oy
8 to 1. The FIVE tallies Of the vletor'
accrued in one wild inning, the third
The parade Of Robins started after
Cheney had struck out. Olson sho"eo
a burst Of speed and beat out an infieid
hit jake Daubert chopped one 10
Betzel. who threw TO head Olson a.
second. but was too late, and both men
were safe. Myers got base on oa.'s'
filling the valises, and somewhere T aiaE
off in the distance Red Ames seernGu
70 hear the faint but suggestive ra''Ae
Casev Stengel beat out an iinheid
hit and Olson scored. wheat loIceI
Stengel at second, but Dauoert score
in the meantime. That made t"o ou.'
Cutshaw dumped a hit into right, scoI
ing Myers and sending Wheat 10 tnlIu.
By this time Red Ames became iho'e
and more agitated Cutshaw mace q
dash 10 second and got away WIN II.
Miguel Mowrey got base on balls ana
the valises were filled again ~. ,,
At this opportune moment Vtto MlI-
Ter took his place in the Brooklyn pro-
cession. Taking a careful slant throus.
his periscope Otto blazed away INTO aS le.i
field for another single. This seoreu
Wheat and Cutshaw. Cheney came up
again and tried for wailop, oui
Hornsby nailed his drive and stopped
Miller at second.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Phillies Outhit
By Matty S Reds
But Win Contest

Philadelphia, July 1s.-Although out
hit nearly two to one, Philadelphia
defeated Cincinnati to-day, to l.
The visitors failed 70 take advantage
of their opportunities TO score. Phlla--
delphia secured one run in the second
inning on three bases on balls and
Killifer's single, and won the game by
scoring twice in the seventh on singles
bv Luderus and Killifer, Paskerts 5
double and two fumbles by Roush.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
international League
GAMES TO-DAY
,.-k in Rochester two games)'

NAVAL in Rochester two games)'
Baltimore in Montreal.
Providence in Toronto:
Richmond in Buffalo.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Rochester-Newark train)
Ruffalo. s: Richmond, lst game.
RufTalo' .; Richmond, l I'll innings'
proyidence. 6; Toronto, 3 Chrst
providence. S; Toronto, l I'D game).
Montreal, I; Baltimore. o.
STANDING OF TEAMS
W.L.P.c. W. l.. &c,
Nsu.rk. 40 30 $50 Roch'ter Al ~ .isa
prov;d 80 SO .602 Buffalo. 36 30 .ils
Toronto. AZ SO $50 Richm'd 32 30 .5so
Balt're... 40 81 .oo4 VI u ieH''
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19

In the eighth inning Heinie was on
third with two out. The pipers struck
up "The Campbells Are Coming"
Stirred by the pibroch, Heinie began
TO execute Bronx version Of the High
land Fling. Then. as Prendergast took
a windup, Heinie lifted his imaginary
kits and made a dash for home.
Proceeding with that gait which is
peculiar TO the ostrich and the thinner
mans OF The Bronx. Heinie was two
thirds OF the way to the plate before
Prendergast ceased TO caress the ball.
Zim hurled himself through the air and
slid spikes on under Wilson. He looked
safe enough, but Umpire Byron, who
was over the play, called him out.
Zim got up with blood in his eye and
said something in German. Bronx or
Highland dialect. Then he lifted back
his right hand as though 70 fell Byron
TO the plate.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Eastern League

Har.so-d 4. Portland /.
Laxr-loe ;. New Ionton. -. -,
Brifseport. II. sprnrs.i. q N o.. az.
NSw Haven. s. Worosstsr. tlI u 81
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
The II. R. K. Returns

rt pak.r Of fought his into the 800 class
surrendered swpped the bat Tor
2oO and Tor
sadly out Of focus But as
went around Home Run King had aodicsted
for his In the last five weeks
M over 4ooup his best and trihe
Ill, .orr rrdorb+adv finish sronq
it remains for Eddie Collins
WIN M can lust at present back around PA but he still has
~ ...h sb..d and forceof habit should do the rest
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GhMEo iO-D
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
washington at st. Louis.
PhIladelphis at Cleveland
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, IL; Cleveland, 7 uo inss,'
detroit. 4; Phlladelphis, J ust gamel'
PhIlsdeIphIa, 4; Detroit, , ,za game,'
chiesgo.I; Washington, 0 nst yame(.
ChIeago,7; Washington, ga game''
Boston, 4; 81. Louis, o.
STANDING or TEAMS
az pei w. l.. Pc.
clto gssI $40 Detroit. ~ 81 'si.
In 1nr.a. sIs2 .silwssh'n 81 " .4oa
cleveland. Al Il Ssl Phiia. :. ., ~ - M ~
New yori-42 10 SisIstlosDe
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Southern Association

Msrphis. q; Moeile o
Llttle Rock. :: New Orsans,
Birmingham, s: Chattanooga l.
Atlanta. 2. NaAhvtle.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Yale Cancels
All Varsity
Giidiron Games
=. Formally Act on Inter
..r.oiate Sports-Hope
ior Freshman Team

Maven. July 1s.-Yale has cut
V ,..r organized intercollegiate
-. his fall to the extent Of
p. .,,eelline It's varsity foot
- ,,ls This action is the surest
~ the determination 70 make
-, as we'll as every other de-
-. =, Of university activity sec
"a military demands during the
- .....,1cs Of the war.
....-,. that Yale would cling to the
q, which was arranged last jan
N close upon the opening Of
~, % ,.rm. in the hope that a chance
= - '.'.s for playing the listed
- 80 80 proved untrue. As every
F'.A -iaver Of last seasons team IS
afly af,.-;rg ms Khaki. only a scrub eleven
q II pt;ed against college oppo-
- >. ,sis 4 fall, had the schedule been
T1sst
freshman Schedule Likely
!, still felt at Yale that
-, y. sehedule may be played this
n. i being arranged, which in
,, ' ,svsrsl preliminary games with
-, who are not especially for
d. Int which will have. It Is
~ st.-, the Princeton and Harvard
z .,,-s At its close, as usual. Def
80 has not been received from
- and Harvard regarding Hale's
-, ...:,;cn for this. but Professor
-. Corwin. Of Yale. chairman OF
...k.ie council, met Dean Briggs,
- Of the Harvard athletic COM
/, Boston two or three days
- - ,bey discussed the outlook in
~ Dean Briggs seemed pleased
: 4. idea Of playing a light fresh
: ,.ssdule. but his informal recep-
: -sod Of the plan Is not taken at
4, - in any way binding Harvard
80. 70 a game with the Eli 1921
s,.ssor Corwin has returned from
,-.-- more determined than ever in
: s6ss thar it is wise for Yale 10
:. fin fall conditions determine the
-. 4 seems wise for the university
a. n athletics.
Nay Represent Yale
!, .robsble that Professor Corwin
r,rsssnt Yale in the Washington
,-s,,.,ss on August 2 TO determine
> rsst course in athletics this fall
r A. American colleges.
Xs. Western colleges have already
r.S , sortinue athletics this fall, and
~, Washington conference they will
> wnssnted By head coaches or
raaa managers who greatly desire
3 Hrtlstics continued.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Finished in Tenth

The tenth inning finish is worthy Of
description, as it terminated a short
duel between Allen Russell and Stan
ley Coveleskie. With one out Peck
singled Pipp was safe when Coveles-
kie dropped Wsmbsganss's toss. Ba-
ker's single filed the bases. On .
squeeze play Marsans bunted safely,
scoring Peck and leaving the bases still
filed. Miller hit TO Chapman, and
Pipp was forced at the plate. Nuna-
maker got an inheld hit, scoring Baker.
RusselPs single 20 deep short regis
tered Marsans. Highs long single to
centre chased home Miller and Nuna-
maker. Maisel forced High.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Standing of Major League Clubs


o., CANES TO-DAY
a. New York
bsais at Brooklyn
S'neinnsti al Philadelphia
Pittsburgh at Boston
inrERDAY's RESULTS
d i',.,sss' .sss' :; Chicago, 2.
fs,s, !; ST. Louis, I.
ks,.chla, ,; Cincinnati, I.
fs,.fza, B; Boston, s nst nms)
'fyh, q; Boston, 2 (zd gme)
SANDING or TEAMS
Iey WLP<J WLpr
nH ..sSs Chicago. "a a 900
klz-s. ~ . .5s< Brklyn.. - 80 Asl
k1v& ~ Iss Boston. a. as .l7s
"S Szz IPittskh. zs - .szs
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Saved from Shut-Out

Paulette lifted long fly TO Buck
Wheat and Hornsby started to. come
along. This ag!tated Wheat so that ne
made a wild heave TO the inheld. Inc
rail- went where nobody happened 70
be and Hornsby continued along 70 the
plate before the ball could De retrieved
This saved the Cardinals from the hu-
initiation of shut-out
Miller Huggins used nearly all OF his
r.eerves AZ some time or another 20 try
forcing a wedge through Colonel I'd
bets's trenches. But pinch hitter after
pinch hitter came and went without any
perceptible result. On some. days tne
Robins look almost like the legitimate
champions Of the National League.
Yesterday was one OF those days.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19

Cards from even promising 70 score
vrtiI the ninth, when Rogers Hornsoy
shaved signs Of solving his dehvery;;
When Rogers did locate Cheney ne ala
SO with emphasis. He hoisted one over
third base for a good, honest two-oag-
ger. Smyth was given base on oaIls'
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19

sscr1ne. hiu-scott Snane,; T. sisisr. crdner
pU1' ssd c;.iSer TO As1, TO Gardnes to , s, b.,. o.
e. bases-Boston. 9; 81, Lolh; or NJ. 2. eg
ssrroS H;a and sIra.d nlns-or kooo: : -t,rs hr.
~ ,,ns IN innings: of hosefs. "i mD -"
~ foninf Struck out-By MA5s..'
~ a.. '',.i ,.oi Hildebrand Tme-lf2
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Total. ...iii2.issl Totals ...."
-Ba,tsd scr Toncy IN ninth nnlns
a.4 - L - fw ninth inning

.Rattsd ,cr Toncy IN ninth innins
tBat,ed for Kopf in ninth inning ,
ctneiaa.tt Csa ls.'as,. ......... ! : Q Is
~o-b,,. hi.s-chv.. Griffith; Cra'ate P'tSsT,'
sacris,s hts-Kopf. stock. Dou2.s tts,rcI1,ti'
Bancroft ana Lud1' r,t., bass on errors-Cin.
tinnau' l. PEnadsphia. Bases ,pS On Tone.
Tore, 3 or Mayer. straH -eo'11ss-0- T5asy.
IsJe ,sd nun. In : innings or Mayer II als aId
~ r,n In innings UmpEes-h-e" anu
p-.r.ast Tme-ll2
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
Totals. .1sl2IIs0s2 Totals. .ssr s''s.
.g,tf-s FOR Bling IN ths seventh inning
tEatted Tor Coyeleslde IN lhe tentn Inning

rso-bass hiu-speAker. Roth s,olen essss-
p,ter I2i, Marsans t2l. Speaker. sscrfos hits
Naiso Chapman. Sacrifice fy-Eoth. Double
piay-Chapuaan. Wlnbsg1nss ard Cuisso. Let on
baS..-Ses YORK, s; Cle7slanG. s. Firr b4ss
Or errors-Nsv York. /: Cievelsnd Bsses 90
Uits and earned rlns-Or Caldwell. , hits
ana j r,n IN 10 inning: OF Morton. Q hits Ard
runs N innings. OF Fisher. h,5 and
r,,s in is innings: % C0velscs. hts and no
rms N 3 ulnin.s. % Russell, ! hit AID no runs
n si-s inninEs Hh 5y P,ieher-By Russell:
i by Russell. 8: Oz Coye.essis I. unpirss-
Norfarf.y and ConnoIY. Tine. 30.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
One Big Inning!
Totals. ...s.IsalOil Totals.

-. h.-Ho-a,by. stolen blse-cItshsE
=, On ba.e<-si. Louis. s. Brooklyn. B.'
On bails-or Arnes 4. or Ho-s.nia. - oa SnsA ~.
= L. trrinrs. ~ Horstman. ! hit no TUES
N = mains: er May. hat, no runs II, IN
inulnz.. or Watson. l ht. no runs y ! Inns az,
- CSsnev no T1lrs N Innings. StrticS OUT
Pv Anes 2: by Cheney. 4 Umpres-hsier ana
Efusle. Tue. 40.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19
New York State League

Elrirs. s; Rssdtng, L.
huaanA u srsntsn, q
New-York tribune., 1917-07-19

.Ba,ted for Douglas In Ssv-th inning
tBatied for Wortman In ninth innmG
S.ie Saisas9 yo,. '.''.'.........t I-i
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inninss: OF Prenderglst. hits ard no runs IN /
inning struck out-By PerTttt 3, ny Oousl 1s
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Almost a Rally

The Cubs made almost a desperate
effort in the eighth. Wolter, batting
for Douglas, hit to right field. Flack
bounced hit across first base. Mann
ripped fast one at Zimmerman, who
made pretty stop and threw to Fles-
cher, who stopped Flack az second, then
tossed to Holke, killing off Mann.
Doyle drove a hit TO left and scored
Wolter. Merkle foated out 20 Robert
son and the rally ended.
IL looked as though the Giants had
one more run in their half Of the
eighth, but nothing occurred save the
Punishment Of Zimmerman for medi-
tating homicide. Kauf singled, but he
was out when ne tried TO take third
on hit by Zimmerman. Heinie took
second and went 10 third on Fletcher's
out. With Robertson up Zimmerman
made his brilliant dash for the plate.
The sorrowful aftermath is still rank
ling in the hearts Of the members Of
the Heinie Zimmerman Association.
The fiery cross was sent through The
Bronx last night, and Umpire Bill
Byron had better have care.