New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16

,he Braves this afternoon by score
that the pacemakers would come on
,.ss nominated to do the mound honC
.ss been in rare form for a couple
,ertions. But it was not thought
time Of it with Pat Raglan.
This former pitcher Of the Dodgers
,,vavs has been one Of the toughest
,i,ehing obstacles in the Giants way.
u was out there to-day with his Gus
nmsry elaboration, and, apparently.
9TH his usual stock of goods But
As Giants hammered Don Carlos
,,b,rviss Pat off the hill in four inn
,,gs Stalhncs ;hen tried Lefty Allen.
The visitors punched him for a run in
,ke first inning he appeared, then sub
siSed. Enough is plenty even it, Bos-
ton.
The greatest trouble with both Bos-
,on pitchers was wildness. But, then,
i is enough TO make anybody wild to
h, member Of the Braves these sere
and yellow days. Raglan was in hot
water almost from the first moment.
He passed Burns, the first batter to
isee him. Robertson flied 10 Kelly.
Ksur singled to centre, putting Burns
on third and himself moving up to sec
ond on the throw. Raglan pulled him
self together and struck out thinner
msn. Fletcher popped weakly to
Meanwhile.
Not So Lucky
But Patrick was not so lucky in the
second round. He ran into spell of
wildness following two hits and forced
a couple Of runs on to the visitors.
Jimmy Smith started it by outrunning
an infeld scratch. Holke singled to
centre. Raglan gathered Rariden's
bunt and forced Smith at third. But
then he passed Sallee. filing the bases.
Burns walked, forcing Holke 10 score.
When Robertson hit 70 Red Smith
Rsriden was forced at the plate. But
Raglan then walked Kauff and handed
run 70 Sallee. Zimmerman forced
Robertso- at third.
The fourth saw the end of Ragan.
Rsriden fled 20 Powell. Sallee hit TO
TYLER for an easy chance, but Raglan,
who covered first. dropped the throw.
Burns singled TO right. Robertson
popped TO TYLER. but Kauff drew an
other base on balls. filling the corners.
with pinch punch. His single to left
scored Sallee and Burns. kauf TOOK
third and Zimmerman second on the
throw 10 the plate, but Powell hauled
in Tetcher's hard line drive.
Allen succeeded Raglan in the ttth.
He, like his predecessor, was wild at
the start, but would not have been
scored upon with faultless support.
Allen got away badly by passing D.
Smith He sprinted to third when
Hclke singled past Rawlings. Rarlden
flied TO Rchg. The latter's fine throw
to the plate would have doubled
Jimmy Smith had Tragresser held the
ball. On this muF Smith tailed, OF
course. and Holke raced 10 second. Inc
latter was caught stealing third Just
noment before Sallee walked. burns
also ambled. but Robertson struck out
During the last four innings the
Giants lost a number of fine oppor-
tunities through ill-advised base run
ming. In the sixth inning kauff and
Zimmerman singled, with none out,
Benny getting third when Red smith
muffed Rehg's throw-in OF HelnleS
single. Fletcher grounded 10 ked
Smith, and Kauff was caught at the
plate. Fle, her was then picked OF on
an attempted double steal.
Fletcher Again at Fault
Fletcher gumued the works again IN
the ninth. when he allowed hlmselt 10
be caught mapping of first after start
Ing the period with d clean single.
Then jim Smith walked. he also "Shi
10 sleep at the switch. Allen hanoec
Holke the second consecutive pass VI
the inning. which should nave hlieu
the bases with none out. AS II was;
only one was on, with two down anu
Rarden hoated 10 Rehg.
In this. New YoTk's farewell game IN
Boston. Sallee pitched IN maS,erlu.
style all the way. He held the braves
TO Eve scattered hits, and would nave
come away with another shut-out 10
his credit had he not buncneo Two
passes prior to double by Tragresser
The shut-out opportunity was dama ns.
IN the second inning. Tyler, the hrs'
batter. walked. Red Smith was thrown
out by Slim and Kelly flied to kauh. bu,
Salee lost Rawlings, too. Iragfesso'
doubled 70 left scoring Tyler,
Meanwhile singled IN the thlrd mn
ing and with TWO out. stole second. He
was left as TYLER famed. With one
gone in the fifth Allen strolled and
Rshg singled Maranville and Powell
offered EASY flies. Kelly singled in the
sixth, but was forced by Rawlings.
Tyler doubled in the eighth. But again
two were down. and Red Smith MT
hight Al Zimmerman.
Rawlings hit safely with only one
zone in the ninth. Tragresser MEG 10
Kauf. Fitzpatrick. hitting for Aiieh'