New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07

let IN couple OF runs Tor inc Ilant'
Art Nehf. who started for thcS
Giants. had a hard afternoon Of it, the
Flatbash contingent pounding HIM
heavily. He was yanked for pinch
hitter and Dubuc went in in the
seventh TO finish il. He did.
Sergeant Sherrod Smith also had an
off afternoon and gave way to pinchea.
Al Mamaux, who relieved him,
drove the winning run across for the
Dodgers after Konctchy. who had been
LAMBDA ting the ball all afternoon. shot
a double along the lief; field line.
Benny Kauf, who started to beg the
afternoon off on account of illness.
connected for the first home run he
has seen in some time. Benny IS
looking for doctor who will have
the illness last for the res, of the
season. Besides the homer. Benny
got a couple OF singles. but he does
not keep any record Of these.
Frisch Crosses" Jinx
Just before the game started COM
r,ittec from New Rochelle Council OF
the Knights of Columbus presented
a travelling bag to Frank Frisch, the
former Fordhamite. Despite the fact
that a travelling bag is supposed 10 be
a double-dyed jinx. Frisch Immediately
thereafter made fine galloping catch
of foul by Myers. running almost
into the boxes TO spear II.
But the fielding feat Of the per
Torrance was one performed by Zach
Wheat, who made a fifty-yard dash
after a potential triple by Fletcher
L. I,l of his
glove. Even after the catch was made
Fletcher insisted that il couldn't be
done.
1t was big Edward Konectchy, the
ponderous Pole. who was chiefly in
strumental in getting the boys from
the wrong side of the bridge in the
scoring column. In the second inning
Edward pounded one out against the
centre field wall for triple. II might
have been a home run, but Edward
did not employ any undue haste IN
traversing the paths konetchy scored
on a clean smash into Neft by Peterkin
Kldu.T. the Oharta manikin, who served
his apprenticeship with the Giants.
Benny kauf recovered his interest
N life in the second inning. Setting
himself for hard punch, he picked
,ut a nice one from Smith and sent 1t
mo INC IlkUJ Htlu Sidllt A'i a HN'N
run.
Bombard Mr.. Nehf
The Dodgers gave Nehf another hard
pounding IN the third inning. Johnston
.hot a swift liner over Zimmerman's
head Myers drove one 20 the centre
field fence and. after the modest custom
Of Brooklynites. took only three bags
on il instead Of a home run. This
scored Johnston. Zach Wheat drove a
double along the left field line and
scored Myers. Nchf began to look un-
happy and slightly discouraged.
The bombardmcnt of Fort Art Nehf
was resumed in the fifth with con-
..derable vchcmonce and accuracy Oh
son the ivory-tinished shor,stop OF
The Dodgers. doubled to centre field
!, might have been home run but
Benny KauiY. claiming the exclusive
home run rights for the afternoon
got il by considerable foot work and
LITTLE head work. Myers single TO
right scored Olson.
The Giants also picked up a run in
the fifth Frank Frisch hit to right.
Benny Kauf. still aiming for the
iish. field stands, shot Texas
Lcag.cr 10 right. Then Bill Langc's
nephew. Long George Kelly, tried TO
,hoo- one through second but got him
self involved in double play. which
placed the kibosh. as il were, on the
impending Giant rally.
The batting of Kelly is $3.50, his
fielding is fair. but hi English is
,aultlcss While most of the team
was chasing a foul by Johnston.
kellv's clear shout OF 81 have it, was
heard above some uncouth shouts Of
81 have IT," Georges English should
be great comfort TO his Uncle, Bill.
Honey Asleep at Switch
Big Ed Konctchy had a sorrowful
exneriencc in the sixth. Edward sin
eled to righ, and got to second when
Young became engaged in an alterca-
ton with his own feet. While the
Pole was meditatlng few feet OF
the bag. Nehf suddenly whipped the
ball to Frisch. who tagged the Pole
out. Edward was highly indignant
over the interruption to his train OF
thought.
When the Giants came TO bat in the
sixth. McCartv was sen, out TO bat.
Nchf. who was doomed not to pitch
any more that afternoon. McCarty
cot "A single TO right and Chase was
drafted 70 run for him, hut Chase
was forced out by Burns Young sin
eled % centre. Then Zimmerman con
nec,ed for another single 10 the same
place ard Burns scored.
Fletcher popped out TO right. Then
Frank Frisch shot one down 10 Ivan
Olson. Olson made "A high throw 10
first as Frisch shot into the bag and
konetchy made leap into the air, but
appeared TO descend again to the bag
before Frisch reached it. However.
Hank O'Day declared that the runner
was safe. Young and zimmerman
scored.
Az this there was a united protest
from the Dodgers. They gathered
abou. Hank O'Day moaning mournfully
until Hank threatened 20 pull the watch
third, but the Fordham flash was
caught out trying to steal home
Dodgers Tie Tally
Jean JACQUES Dubuc. undertaken and
Guishcr for the Giants, went IN for
the seventh. Whereupon the Dodgers
proceeded 70 tie the score. but not
entirely through the fault of Monsieur
Jean Kruger shot one past Helnie
Zimmerman |. looked like soft pick
mo for .he great Zim bu, " went by
fo- a two bargera Dug" Baird ran for
Kruger. Griffith. batting for Sergeant
Sncrrod Smith. drove a single TO left
and Baird slid in ahead of the throw.
For the Giants half Of the seventh
Generalissimo Robinson. commander or
the trans-Tast River forces. switcnci
the battery TO Mamaux and Miller and
sent Griffith in to right field. Long
George Kelly got as lar Is first IN TINS
inning BY walking. But II was a good
thing that his Uncle Bill was not
there. for George was tossed ou' by