New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-21

Sallee was little Improvement. He IN
turn was succeeded by Jim Middleton
and Middleton by George Smith. Lefty
Tyler went the route for the Braves.
This southpaw was hit hard in spots,
but proved himself most resourceful
in the pinches.
The Giants got run in the second
inning of the first game on thinner
mans triple and Robertsons single.
Two were added in the fourth. kauh
walked and Heine Zimmerman famed.
On hit and run play Fletcher placed
a neat single into centre field, sending
Benny 10 third Robertson singled
again, scoring KaIf and sending
Fletcher scored while Holke was belna
ond on Kely's tumble Of the hit.
Fletcher scored while Molke was being
thrown out on a ball that Tyler de
hected TO Evers. After Rarden walked
he and Robertson attempted double
steal but Davey was nipped at the
plate.
Braves Make Four Runs
New Yorks three runs did not look
so big after Boston had finished its
portion of the fourth. for the Braves
cane right back az the Giants with a
cluster of four tallies. Evers flied to
Kaur. Then Wilhoit doubled TO right
Magee singled scoring him. Herzog
tossed Konetchy's bounder 10 Fletcher
too late tc head Nagee. Gowdy was
purposely passed Meanwhile singled
TO left, scoring Magee and Konetchy
the other runners taking an extra base
on the throw-in. Tyler walked, filling
the bases. Then Anderson passed
Kelly, TOO, forcing home Gowdy.
The Braves sewed it up with three
more runs off Sallee and Middleton IN
the sixth inning. A muif by Fletcher
gave Red Smith life. Smith scam
pered to third when Gowdy singled 20
centre. Maranville doubled 20 right,
Smith scoring and Gowdy taking third.
Tyler was out on tap 70 Sallee, but
when Kelly sent high bounder 10 the
box Gowdy beat Sallee's throw TO Rari-
den. Middleton then replaced Sallee.
Stallngs coIntered with Fitzpatrick
hitting for Evers. Kelly stole second
base. Fitzpatrick then knocked a long
hy to Kautf. on which Meanwhile reg
istered.
Wholesale substtutions were made
by both sides in New York's seventh,
which developed the last run of the
game for the Giants. Rawlings went
to second for Boston. Holke flied TO
Kelly Rariden walked and Kilduf
ran for him. Kreuger batted Cor Mid
dleton. Kilduff reached second on
wild pitch. He took third on Kreuger's
long fly 70 Wilhoit. Burns singled to
left, scoring Kilduff. Herzog hit wick
IL. I'll. ~
" get his glove on the swipe, but he
for Maranville 10 handle The Rabbit
tossed 70 Rawlings in time 70 force
Burns for the third out. Zimmerman
doubled to left with only one gone in
the eighth, but Fletcher skied TO
Gcwdy and Robertson grounded TO Red
Smith. That was the dying kick OF the
Giants.
Decided I'm First Inning
The second game was decided in the
very first inning, fairly before il had
begun. George Burns Strengthened out
Barnes's first pitch for a double 10
right centre. Herzog's sacrifice put
him on third and KaufT's single Tailed
the only run Of the game. Evers
fumbled Zimmerman'S grounder. Will
holt mufFed Pitchers fly, but recov-
cred in time to throw TO Meanwhile,
forcing Zim KauF reached third on
this play. Fletcher stolo second, but
Robertson hit weakly 70 Barnes
From there to the finish Barnes
showed better form than Perritt
though Poll was far from bad EverS
singled with but one out in BOSTON,
first only to be forced by Wilhoit. The
latter reached third on Magee's single
20 right, but Honey gave Fletcher an
easy chance.
Trsgresser singled with only one out
in the second, but was caught mapping
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