New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-22
Giants Not0 Lead League
By Victory Ooer Braves
ca Anderson Pitches Mas
,.,Iv Game, Allowing
Only Two Hits
~ W. J. MACBETH

-, singing out in front again IN
:. National League scramble; the
y - Ssy insult at the hands OF the
...,,, i avenged; the greatest gath
N"', - fans mustered to the fray in
90 So, this year is spending a per-
- levely Sabbath morning. BY
49, 49,, me first pass right on the point
,.Sr Tyler's chin the Giants en-
~ yrsd Anderson to shut out BOs-
- . score Of TO 0.
~, behavior Of the season to date
.,.hss 4 true line on the 1917 abil-
1.b,s husky spitball manipulation,
= I.,,,er wizard Of the defunct Fed
f,,rue is likely to have quite a
-, with John J. McGraw before
n, l,nss fall.
some Mastery Pitching
,.,,,,cp has pitched more than one
"a, came for the Polo Grounders.
J. ,,,sr displayed q more masterful
.s,,iop than that which delighted
'.,,.,d.y's holiday crowd. He not only
'..,,.d the Braves dead in their tracks
J. I. lifted the scalp Of Tyler, as
-, stumbling block TO Giant as
90, As the Tener circuit boasts.
F1sSsrson whitewashed the scraappy
80 81 bandily that the two-hour
ea..,.sipment scarcely resemoled a
49, He held the wild men OF
e 70 two hits in the bargain.
80 1870. Zen Of the Braves got as lar
VN2 -. base: three OF these alone saw
80 none got closer than halfway
n,I OF the lone, lorn seven oase
rrnsrs free passes accounted ioi wv
"a Giant hobbies for three.
A. he can piteh-a fact clearly ue-
~ Yesterday Fred Anderson,
~ Sissupointment Of the 1916 cam
- q hound 10 make his mark be-
i time for McGrsw 20 worry
.he eutcome Of the next world S
-, FRED did lot Of blufing with
d. s,oek Ia trade. but when he did
,-,loy the moist delivery he had some
sirr On il all the time.
n fact he showed a two-pronged
.5.,sr one which broke now TO the
~ now 10 the left-just such tan
lining breaks as Russell Ford used to
;, Eith his emery paper.
Clever Change of Pace
Bat best Of all. Anderson had every,
sry necessary to supplement his wen
r,trolled spitball. lie showed hne
r,ss and a clever change Of pace. Last
ri, he didn't have much speed IL
=, said al the time his health was
ar Certainly the 1916 records snow
TX Of stamina on his part. lie wouIo
u I'M 10 pieees after four or hve mn
NJ. Yesterday Anderson looked pe'-
sf the further he went
Fred had TO be at his very best TO gei
ae TYLER. Lefty was up to ms usual
rrosg game. He was just tribe un-
a,,iy Al FIRST. but once he got down 10
sosipess the Giants made little head
uy from his offerings. New York won
wt By jumping Tyler before ne got ms
ssrnrs. Herzog's sacrifice sano-
rlebed in between a double by Burns
nd 4 single by Robertson gave inc
Giants a run in the opening inning
hat run was plenty for Anderson.
While technically the count OF the
WITH vas earned, but for huke New
Ysrk would have had TO be content
Va a single tally. Robertsons ny
rdrsrily would have been the easiest
Ind Of chance for Sherwood Not
tnghsm Magee. As the latter set nm
N for a catch the ball got directly IN
ne with the sun. At the last moment
berry had TO duck to save himself
ron being beaned. This scratch
iasbls paved the way 10 New YORK S
atcnd and final score.
Only once was Anderson seriously
hSaiened, and that while he was
r'rting on a two-run margin. konet-
ay's single, the second and last hit
= fred opened the seventh inning
Carlisle lpOpularly known as Red }
srih landed on a curve with all the
silise q his cross-grained nature and
Enptd the ball down Zimmerman
-. 70 wiekedly that Heine didn't even
~ r. Quigley ruled the drive foul,
hereby saving Fred from an otherwise
'sstnassing position.
Braves Put Up Howl
ne Braves protested, Of course.
...'y protested jointly and severally.
'aV protested in close order and in
",rHh line, in squads and in COM
me-. They expressed their opinion
esgley'S proelivities so loudly and
Nlniedly that the great wonder is
ssgh Of them we're allowed 10 tarry
PREVENT a forfeiture
fitzpatrick, particularly abusive
..'siate. who was coaching at third
N the following inning while
~ vas a. bat, was ordered from the
In quitting the grounds he dis
- me most clownish attempts at
9nery IN an effort 70 subject the
sfs-in-ehief TO ridieule. His beha-
vas offensive 10 the public, a dis
~ 70 himself and the team with
= ae Is associated, and cannot be
Mengly condemned.
~. indeed lucky for George Tyler
- as picket line Of the Braves was
g@ea Up better than he at the start.
aishes by Magee and Kelly in the
len'hg took extra base hits off
,s-'inAn and Fletcher, respectively,
~, extra base knocks would prob
sa ave meant the plotting of Tyler
es landscape.
is'g's Burns opened this eanto with
~ 49, 70 left field. Herzog sacrificed
S ,hrosn out by Tyler. Up came
- Robertson. He smashed one
a. ne left field wall that would
-. ssen good for the circuit had
\, zen no obstacle in the path of
= ~ erise. Burns came in on a can
s. course, but Davey was held TO
VI \, when his wicked drive came
bailey on one hop.
iseo'c hagee then robbed Heinie
I, =. triple. lie got the drive so
: "a, ~ mat Robertson was easily able
:, az from drst to second after
. ~ - Kelly then went back for a
F.. sf,5I Fletcher that vas quite as
Cleanup attempt.