New-York tribune., 1917-06-11
Twenty-Five Thousand
See Giants Defeated
o.cord Crowd Cheers Cubs
70 Victory in Second
Game Of Series

-....-o. June 10. Unsteady pitching
: - ne Giants a game to-day VINE"
..,e ro,ed out in the eighth by
r.ts vho had not scored q run IN
--erous consecutive games.
1.r.. bad Co stand for the ce,
-..- p.rrltt ard Iesrcau h"l
t..rre5 ,t. Giants ior several 'i''''
... guns. scored with the aid Of a
..Et decision at first base. over
[.r Y1rA- lead 10 the eightH'
cans +-s Giants were unable 10
i,e' tit aF Claud Hendrix IN the
.,-es innings. they fell by a count
n 6to .. -..o~d for ot-
i',Io at the North Side grounds.
,e..--.,iv were the stands packed TO ca
10. br- the crowd ovcrtowed on
Sssi3ord hcmmcd in the entire play.
s,oes There was q deep BANK OF
-.tstors around the outheld' ana OF
s;fs limos the spectators en-
.-5sched on all foul ground
Teams Sit on Grass
p,liconcn kept the foul lines clear
.-. nn around the plate the iahs
--~..-.t or.v "a few feet back OF thc
..cts~ ana The two teams sat on the
.-sss near first and third bases.
'Torr before game time only those
-,.b reserved seats were admitted.
-, thousand were turned away, ana
- -we7tv-fve thousand sat IN the
-.s,5s or stood on the field. The crowd
srf.carrcd the Giants, who dld more
s-g range hitting than the CuDs, D"'
,sd the value of these hits cut. down
,y ground rules. C....;~
grroc as manager. McGraw coui4
N. arrear in uniform. IeIrlll anu
-,sre.1. both Of whom have been und'r
.-sa-rcrt for bad colds ever since the
Giant. left New York, were IN action
or Oh, frst time in more than "eeA'
Pe-r,-t started the game, but wer Il
e, r.eces En- the third inning, wnen ne
.vsf.od three men and filed the bases
r,,b orlv one out. Tesreau reheved
.ir, and walked tie first batter, iorc-
-r in run. i'll.
Wi-h TWO out, Williams hit a single
b, r--rt field. and two more runs
rorsd when Robertson's throw got
,wsv from Rariden az The plate.
To Giants started br.skly. but after
-s.t,r- Two hits OF Vaughn IN the hrSSt
-oirc zimmerman hit into couole
law Vaughn began TO weaken IN thee
.ni Robertson famed, but reached
~ base on O passed ball. Doyle tired
~ double play on Holke's grounder,
y. missed the ball. Rariden doubled
70 rirtt. scoring Robertson. Iesreau
b-rei Burns walked and Herzog sac
Hhce-a.ed, scoring Holke.
Vaughn UD in Air
Vaughn had another bad session, in IN
,to sivth Zimmerman hit the lett
ala screen. bat got only two bases
r-dor ground rules Fletcher walked.
Robertson bunted. Vaughn threw Wild
10 frs. base and Mcrkel threw wild TO
he plate. two runs scoring and Robert
son landing az third base. with none
out Davcv counted on Holke's sacrl-
ce fr. and the Giants were two runs
ahead.
Tesreau staggered through until the
sixth. when Sallee relieved him, win
runners on second and third. one OUT
and pinch hitter up. Sal checked
,te Cubs i'm that round, but the plnch
bitter he struck out later obtained re-
ysrre. Hendrix was the gent.
In the eighth he came 20 bat again.
with runners on first and third and one
sst. A long double 70 left that Burns
iss- missed after a frantic leap. and
tro.fe- double over third base by
Tdler sem. home the tieing and win
-irg rgrs after which Burns ran back
n,o the crowd for a wonderful eaten
o. Elliot. and doubled Zeider at third
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