New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-11
SQNee and Anderson Do
Some Wonderful itching
Cleveland Gets Lone Run
After Bail Raps
Zim On Sims
Bv Louis Lee Arms

NEW ORLEANS. AprN ~. Sherlt
.ha ANGULAR attenuated gentle
sa''ee' wow, Ohio Who seams ali
man lA' ''''' ,....,.,.. .;..,. -.
elbows Ni'''' .,.,.
he pleasing Doctor freueflcN Ahue'-
.on or the other way about. II YOU
-. succeeded this afternoon in beat
WIS.," ,,.,.,s ~ Thus this mac
ns N'e' -, 49,, ,.o,,.,a ~
tee series IS no" az oo"''u 'oU''" oe-
,.ath me Nason-piNon line, as the
snorpc .org writers would say. and
me sos are m Memphis ready
- ca relr spirited engagement
IA an uncertain thing. as
..esr sHrewd critics have OBJ
ssrya .uder their own sigma
,nros b., more uncertain is the gay life
o;the critic. ON one afternoon it seems
KAT Iohn Joseph McGraw is all out al
.hs heels so Jar as pitching is CON
sarnsd. and the very next day the evi-
dance is that the Giant pitchers are
.sa strongest part Of the Giants game
THIS afternoon. for instance. il
,onld have been difficult to dream of
more rvthymic, well-poised pitching
n mo,s sai,as and Anderson showed. Sail
Viewed four hits only. and but once
Mio'; !, imminent danger Of having
rnhia nsaTyNvN kOOCko0 loose from
80. .horlders Anderson. who followed
NV '"E X, VAS s,,narb
n'n'' SIN" -, 49, uao-f.,,,,.
SPIT Dan ID cans
Ascending IN me tie. a'Ui VI I'VE ~
Charles Hotel Wal bii' harden tooh
occasion to tell Doctor fredericA ma,
never within his SOUND memory mao
be remembered SPIT pan that uroAe
with the swank that Anderson snow
ed this afternoon. IN Tour innings ne
whitfield five batsmen, IRIS speaker
making three wild stabS IN the slN,h
inning. Roth chapman haVahau2h
and pinch hitter l.l!ams were o'hef
noble red men who bit the Dust.
splitter. He was digging IT out OF the
dirt the majority of me time between
the hours OF 30 ana 80 p NJ re
Cleveland pa'lees a.'uts.{ ~, az p''i.'V
AZ. -. ~ ~ soor tbs+ nr Frederick An
g 'n " bs-rirg sccidents viii Get his
ss..om' rnnning snring start and
~. W. ;nh +h;s snasoS viii he 20 nrevent
~, .as tro-, noling hiS s+andino summer
an, .fO"' il''N'''s ''' SUNNI
nH W., +bo Giants are b;+-;nc the hall
.,rrrr tho hases and nlavino with
. .anS' tbav look ike the best bali team
sp'.l. ,.oy !. ', saar ~ +her ,hongh
. 4, .' could r,,n On foravar thout being
s as. A. t;noas tbeir canac;tv for
D Dssstn,, orsa+ hi is eycesdeJ on]v bv
t gs; - a. il;fv "a niav bad hail At other
.mos
This afternoon was ore Of the DAYS
whom everv-hino licked away as
smoothly as the colonel's wrist watch.
Only once was tho soothinp calm
M. u,! ~. oon,;,o ,,.hon pnr1s,s 20.
turn throw from the outfield hit the
cr.a. Zin, IN the shin Inns shins
sre uneynoc.odlv tender. ;udcinp from
ssnro,est ha made ahout = The hail
bounded with great agility from Zim's
shin to an unoccuDjed SPOT in the dia-
mono. and there was much excitement
as the Giant infieIders pursued the pill
while the Cleveland base runners
pounded the paths.
S,,,ao p,n;shos Pill
en-
can ss,'ee recovered the pan ana pun
,sn.u ~ seEeiely 1oi ene uhla'l az
yyantage it took of the genial and great
furtber d;eres 60, a,,i' NV - :
Young ."Pepp" Young, or Young
Young as he is better known. though
1t does sound bit Chinese, again man
aged to wallop the smooth working
Stanely Coveleskie for two clean
singles. and Young Young is now the
Individual star of the series by COM
Portable margin
In the .rst inning. and again in the
second, Young Young pasted line sin
giles 20 left, and in the sixth frame a
piece OF fast hoofng almost beat out
ground ball nit directly to Wamby.
Pepper" is having a gay time Of It.
DO mistake
hrs, frame on four singles by Young,
Burns. Zimmerman and Doyle. Zim
and Larry contributed the wallops that
drove the men home.
In the sixth inning Terry Turner.
Who was ore Of the palbearers at the