New-York tribune., 1917-09-04

But the emotion1 That came frorn'
the score board, which pictured dou-
BILE triumph tor the Yankees over the
worlds champion Red Sox. Those
Giants Of ours have their heart set on
meeting the hired help Of Charles A
Comiskey in the worlds series. They
figure the White Sox softer prey than
Frazee's frozen faced Invincibles.
Chicago would draw as well as Bos-
ton, and IL not the long end OF the
swag with Chicago would be consider
ably more inducement than the short
end with the Hub. Those Yankees
just about wrecked all White SoX hope.
II became apparent from yesterdays
battles that the long and sinewy Poll
Perritt will have 70 do all the right
handed pitching for the Giants in the
big tilt He looked all wool and a
yard wide in the morning. He SET
down TIC Braves with four scattered
hits, and was never seriously threat
ened. JEFF Tesreau, on the other hand,
was belabored in the afternoon, after
pitching four good innings. The big
fellow cannot go the route, II would
seem.
Perrltt in Rare Form
Perritt was In rare form in the
morning, and pitched one Of the finest
games he has shown all season. Poll
allowed the Braves only four hits, no
two Of which came in an inning. Twice
hits were followed by double plays, so
that Perritt was never in serious trou-
bic.
j. Carlisle Smith, the sorrell-topped
third sacker Of the visitors, came the
nearest TO injuring Perritt, though
there was pever much danger Of ruin
ing the victory OF the Giants.
In the eighth inning Smith drove A
wicked grounder to the box, which hit
Perritt on the pitching arm with such
force as almost to paralyze the wing
for few minutes. Perritt was able
to continue after a short rest, and fiG-
ished quite as strongly as he began.
In FIVE Of the nine innings Perritt
set down Boston in order. Marian
Vile singled with one out in the frst,
only to be doubled with Powell wher
the latter grounded TO Fletcher. Kelly
singled in the fourth and stole second,
but was rooted there, while the nexs
three batters were retired.
Maranville wormed a pass out OF
Perritt TO start the seventh. After
Powell flied out, Rehg singled. But
Konetchy hit into a double play. ]. C..
Smith singled in the eighth. He took
second on an out and third on pinch
hitter Bailey's line fly TO Robertson.
Tyler struck out.
Two Singles Killed
A double play, following q foree-out
at third, killed the singles Of Burns and
Robertson that opened New York's at
tack. The Giants finally broke the ice
in the second. Lobert forced Fletcher,
who singled; Hans stole second, took
third on a passed ball and scored on
Holke's double to left Rsriden walked.
But Perritt popped TO Maranville and
Burns whitfield.
The Giants sewed it up in the third.
Robertson was hit. kauR doubled 10
right. Robertson was run down when
Zimmerman hit 70 Maranville, but the
other runners moved to third and sec
ond respectively. The pair scored on
Fletcher's single to centre. Tragresser
cut the throw-in, but, trying TO cut
down Davy at second, threw into centre
field Robertson Tailed on the error.
The last three runs came in the sew
enth. Perritt singled, only 20 be forced
by Burns. Robertson hit into the right
field stand for a home run. kauf
singled and stole. He scored on Zim-
IL -.
trying for second on the throw-in.
Giant Defence Cracks
Tho Giant defence cracked wide open
behind Tesreau's Indifferent pitching Of
the afternoon. Boston got its first run
in the ffth. J. c. Smith doubled, and
after Rawlings famed Meyers was safe
on Zimmerman's wide throw. On a
double steal Smith was trapped or
third, but scored when Rariden dropped
Lobert's return 10 the plate.
The run in tho sixth was almost as
cheap. Kelly got a double when
Fletcher persisted in chasing a Texas
Lacquer that would have been easier
for Kauff Kelly scored from second
on Maranville's safe bunt, which Tes-
reau threw poorly after fielding near
the plate.
smith opened tne seventh VIII
double. but was caught az the plate
when Rawlings singled 10 right. Chief
Meyers tripled 20 right for the run.
Boston's three in the eighth resulted
from hard hitting. Maranville got sec
ond when Robertson fumbled his single,
and took third on Powell's sacrifice.
Lobert let Rehg's bounder roll, and it
kept fair. Maranville scoring. Konetchy
doubled 20 right. Smith singled, scor-
ing Rehg and Honey.
Nehf shut out the Giants till the
ninth inning. Zimmerman opened the
final frame with a single. He scored
on Fletcher's hit, a single, which Pow