New-York tribune., 1918-05-31

AL was found for nine hits hr. q
only one frame, the sixth. wers thslI e
punched to any damaging extent ~ ~
James Demaree sat right bach ~ 81.
Giant bench, and naturally All inst lug saS
to be on his best behavior. neg
Fat Moran nominated Joe oe..h
TO DO the box work for the Philliea ~
tne Giants appeared to be much nisssaS sa9
with Pats selection. Joe STAYED an sSo ~
MI Tor one inning and twe-third. -
Manoener. or just long enough for n. h
Hew 1orkers to gather five hits and Eli
Lneir SIX runs. The first two inninss
nave oeen profitable for the Giants =
practlcaily every game PLAYED in az -
last three weeks, but the tro,,hln tne
been that the runs usually accrn,,,,.as nss
then were insufficient in r,umher - .~sse ~
set the tallies made by the onnos;,;sr -.
later on. To-day the McGrawites .s'. ~.
10 1t that Oeschger gave them a sass
enough start to carry them throupS ~
Mule watson was Moran's choice 4.
rehef twlrler, and Mule got alone n;s:
~ until the Phillie manager renew
MIN IN favor of Ben Tincup. who hsttsS
Tor watson in the fifth and then tnrs
up Mules job in the box. T;ncnn 80 ~
MS battery mate, Diihoefer. who sIss
got INTO the game in the sixth. IA.
Uncle Sans league tomorrow. "a hi.
was their final bow to the Ouakertn-..
!ans: lineup had the satisfaction -
holdlng the Giants scoreless. but -
remarked before, the New York ac.,s' -
gaSlon almost invariably closes it's fsliv
Ieoger after the second inning. Tin.
cup, OF course, did not know this and
pltched his best, allowing three hits IN n
'ng Iour stanzas he worked.
Inc Giants collected their runs in
Two Duncnes of three each. In the frat
lining 1oung was safe when Luderus
etopPeo STOCKS rather wide throw Of
Sne liant outfelder's grounder. Benny
naul singled to right field and Younr
lacea 10 thlrd, from which station "a
coun'ed on puny sacrifice fiy IA
McGaffigan in short right. If-Crsv.tS
had taken the ball, which realIv ~ f.
ionged to him, Young would bavs ~
snufed out easily at the plate M
McGahigan, with his back to the ~
neIo, was In 30 position to make ha
u eLrow. Heinie Zimmerman expi,sJ
otock to Luderus. Fletcher vsIke3
ana Walter Holke came up with trc
on and two out. Holke smashsJ III.
oaii far over Williams's head n left
centre, scoring Kaus and Burns srS
pulling up at third. Mccarthy lined IT., to
Meusel for the third out. y
The Phillies picked I'D a nm -
tnelr half of the first after two NAV -
had been retired. Stock singled and and
stole second and tailed on a donhls -
right field by Luderus. CravsAh tocS
a mighty sweep at the ball, but Befnsv
hauf was under it when it descended
IN the second inning the Giants
scored the runs that won the rsme.
Nlehoff singled to left and was safe at
second when Oeschger threw Demareeis
punt too late for force-out. Young
MT TO Bancroft, who stepped on see.
ond, forcing Demaree. Kauff made his
second single In succession to right
neid and Niehoff scored. Burns banged
the pail at Stock, who made Z clever
stop and got his man at first but wss
unable TO prevent Young from crossing
tne rubber. Heinie Zimmermsn hit
sa1eiy 70 centre, bringing Kauff home.
Inc phlllles attacked stubborniy IN
the sixth, and for q time it looked a
though Demaree would be driven from
Tn, ane =. mound: Al frightened just when
ked, Cecil Causey, who had been
working vigorously in the warm-up
pen, was awaiting the call to duty.
Two men were out when Demaree sud-
denly lost all his "stuff." Luderus
singled to the right field fence. Cactus
Cravath aimed a terrific drive at the
lett field bleachers, which Burns man
aged to knock down as it was about to
sail into the seats. Luderus scored Of
the mighty blow, and Cactus took ~
his perch on second. Meusel scorv0
Cravath with a single tc left field
Dilhoefer ended Demaree's worry b.
flying to Burns.