New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Jack Coonnhs
A Kindly Host
TO Our BOYS
Opening Game in Quaker.
town Presented to Me-.
Graw Men; Barnes Pitcbe,

'feo istIles
PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Tbe n.
tional League opening over here ~.
halmy, spring afternoon was os,s
satisfactory TO eyel2 hodv but a conn,.
OF million Certainly the New yar
visitors couldn't kick, not even MN
lam T. haker, who iried out ms -.
on Pat Moran a few short monibs ~. wv
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attention 10 This interference Al unpe
and sending Hninps hume un guOd
chance Of scoring. called Jess back
20 third There hp met beolgie Burns
dashlnp into the bag. he having figured
II lust breeze home FOR The pitcher
Burns was an easy victim moment
later Baines scored aud Young moved
upon balk 1hases long y cnded
the inning
The Phlies punched four hits off
barnes foi two runs in their half.
Luderus lined TO Burns Meusel singled
through Fletcher sending Bancroft to
ihird, Baird singled to right scoring
Bancroft and putting Meuse on third,
Mctarty mulled Pearcc's pop toui, 1t
WAS costly error as 'eaice then
singled sharply through lhc hos seol'
ing Meuael Adams popped To Fletcher
With one gone Ia Now forhs httn
Benny kanh drove the FIRST pitch far
oner the right Neld wall for the hrs'
homer seen locally tMs season, Inc
Giants boosted their score by three
IA the slNih. McNWty singled, hhs was
forced by Rarncs. Burns sngled put
ting Barnes ON third less scored on
ounr' out. Poaree iumblng tong
enough to lose the play at the plate
Burns talied and Chase reached sec
ond when Baud mulled Ihases's h'gn
pop fly. Doyle lined one off the righ'
wall that would have been q homer on
amy other park, but which went only
fol single because o. quick rebound
TO Callahan, Chase, of course, scored
Balrd handed the Giants run IN lns
seventh lie fumhled on Met afly aM
then threw over i-uderus, giving lhs
ponderous catcher second hase. Barnes
aid the rest with double of the Flgh'
centre wall With tWo out IN tne
eighth Larry noyie aropned tall hN
over the rieht wall fof AeN Aolss sec
und home lu
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