New-York tribune., 1917-06-23

rorr twirlers we're used. None was'
,,suy effective. Sheriff Slim Ssllee'
,rbo started. was both wild and inef-
L.,ive George Smith lasted only
, mute. but he was no improvement on
=. sber;f. Perritt was as bad as
slice and Smith together. and Md
E.,on. who finished the game, was Ut
81. hs.ter than any of the others
II A, that New York might have plas-
.,,.d stallings's team again If Rabbit
Mrsnville. raw recruit Of the Naval
o.,.-vss. had been where he belonged
Nth his company. II was the Rabbit
- wounded a whole flock of Giant
,sehers' hearts. In the field he was as
sn.y as pointer pup, but at bat ne
drplv e&eelled himself Maranville
..,.onslly accounted for three Of Bos-
sn,s five runs. lie contributed four
1is one a double, in four times at bat.
Burns Opens with Single
Rurns. as usual. opened the game
18th a single, but Herzog was doubled
yi,h his predecessor when Maranville
80. of an apparently safe thrust near
~, midway. Zimmerman tripled start
IN, the second. Zim scored on
y.,cher's long hy to Magee. Robert
SOC doubled 70 centre, but a moment
later proved the victim OF a very pecul-
ar plsy. Holke hit wickedly through
Meanwhile. The jolt was too hot for
y. Rabbit 20 handle. But Robertson
doubled back TO second when he saw
yannville was going to get his glove
.,- the belt. Then, when the ball
named out of the Rabbits mitt, ne
sssrted again for third. Msranvllle
-sds quick recovery, and though ne
/ lad no chance TO head Holke at first he
s.s able 70 cut down Davey al third or
l :. QUICK throw to Red Smith.
fhis bit of tough luck was evened
! us in Boston's half With one gone
| g,d Smith tripled to right. He was
ssvelt off third on Sallee's snap
4 Vow. Tragresser, who was coaching
81 thai base, disagreed with the YER
tie and was sent from the field.
y W;th two out in the third, HerZog,
,vH and Zimmerman punched sin
Eyl.s for New York's second run. Ben
nv and Heine then attempted double
seal, but the former was out at the
tkve when Maranville cut and re-
Yurned Gowdy's short throw.
Boston got its first run in the sec
md half Of this same inning. Maran-
vile doubled 10 left and Nehf walked.
T,llv sacrificed. Maranville Tailed on
aaslngs's fy 10 Burns. Fitzpatrick
rslked. too, but Magee popped to
| Neicher.
lach side got run in the fourth:
Fletcher singled 20 left and took third
on Robertson's single 20 right. When
Ho,ke tapped TO the box, Fletcher was
raped and run down between third
| ard the plate. He delayed his fate
ong enough 70 let Robertson reach
| ,hird. whence Davey scored on Rari-
isn's fy 20 Magee. Honey opened the
sseond half with a single. Robertson
rsksd in Red Smiths hard liner, luck
ILL., That was enough for Sallee.
George Smith, late of Columbia, sue
eseded the sheriff. Gowdy forced ko-
ns.ehy, but Maranville singled and
N,ht walked again, filling the bases:
YPoll Perritt then replaced Smith. Poll
Il Immediately passed Kelly, forcing
owdy home with run. Tyler batted
Ter Rswlings and dribbled weakly TO
he box.
/ Two Runs in Sixth
| IN the sixth the Braves took Per
Tir for two runs. This gave the Hub
Eiesn the lead for the first time, and
as front runners they proved mar
vslous. There was one out when the
rf.pressible Maranyille singled. Nehfs
double 70 right sent the Rabbit TO
laird. Kelly singled to left scoring
ne two. Evers forced Kelly and Will
aoit forced Evers.
/ Holke opened New York's seventh
With a single, but died stealing after
both Rsrden and Lobert (who batted
Tor Perrittl had flied 10 Wilhoit.
II The Braves got their final run off
jan Middleton IN the eighth. Maran-
vile, who singled 20 left, reached
Aird on two infeld outs. With Evers,
usho walked. he negotiated a success
ful dcuk1n