The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-15
ZIMMERMAN BATS
GIANTS TO VICTORY
His Timely Wallops Enable
New York to Beat the
Senators, 4 to %.
5000 FANS SEE CONTEST
Jones and Winters Pitch Fine
4" Game and Hold Opponents
Safe Throughout.
Special DespdtcA 10 TIE Sun.

NONfOLR, va, Apru l&.-Tho timely
hitting of Heinie Zimmerman resulted in
. victory for the Giants over the WASH
inGton Senator's by a score Of to o in
q game played at Newport News to-day
A crowd OF about 5000, mainly composed
Of soldiers and sailors from the army and
navy bases adjacent to this city, saw the
game The spectators overlooked tho
small stands and bieachers and thronged
the Geld. henming in the players
John Paul Jones and Jesss Winters
elaborated in administering the dose
Of whitewash. Jones yielded ave hits
and Winters allowed but two. Harry
Harper and Jim Shaw hurled for Grif-
nths team and McGraw's men reached
each of them for a brace of talliest
The Giants threatened to score in tho
second inning, after they had been re-
tired In regular order in the first frame.
kaun ana Doyle walked and advanced
on Zimmerman's sacrifice, but Rice made
a nice catch OF F1etcher's line drive and
Kaur was doubled up at tho plate on
Judges quick relay OF Rloe's throw to
Picinich.
The Senators started of briskly in
their half Of the same inning. when Rice
heat out hit to Chase. Rice died steal
ing. but shanks followed with a single to
centre and pilfered second. Janvrin,
playing his FIRST game against a major
league club In two years. famed. but
Davis drew base on balls. Picinich
ended the inning with fly to Kaun.
Giants Get Brace IN Fourth.
The New Workers. scored twice In the
fourth. Young beat out q hit to Janvrin
and reached second on wild pitch.
Chase flied to Rice, but Kaun walked for
the second time. and after Doyle had
al ta T,,A.
to left that fell safely between Davis
and Shanks and went for a single, Young
and Kauf scoring.
a Washington batter reached third
base In the fourth inning, but was cut
down at the plate and the rally was
short lived. Kauff retired Shanks, first
man up. by making brilliant catch of
his long fly at the edge of the crowd in
night centre. but Janvrin walked and
Davis smashed the ball into the crowd
In left field for two bases. Pic!nich hit
to Zimmerman. who threw Janvrin out
at the plate. and Charity, batting for
Harper. flied to Burns.
Rice greeted Winters when that young
man stepped into the box in the sixth
inning with q sharp double down the
LETT field foul line and Jess then lost
control FOR the moment and passed
Shanks. Janvrins out. Doyle to Chase.
advanced the runners, but Davis struck
out and Shaw. who had relieved Harper
In the preceding inning, was an easy VIC
tim on srounder to Fletcher.
Temporary wildness on the part Of
Winters in the seventh inning gave the
Senators another opportunity to accom-
plish some damage, but they were I'M
able to take proper advantage OF It.
Charity, first up In the inning, drew
u pass but was forced by Judge. Doyle
to Fletcher. Foster singled to right.
Judge stopping at second, and Milan
forced Foster. Fletcher. to Doyle. Judge.
who had reached third, was left high
and presumably dry when Fletcher
bagged a pop ny from Rice's bat.
shaw Stops New Workers..
From the time Shaw replaced Harper
until the ninth inning Fletcher was the
only Giant who reached first base. The
New York shortstop singled to deep short
with two out in the seventh, but was
picked or the bag a moment later. In
the ninth the Giants got to Shaw very
effectively and clinched their victory.
Young led of and slammed the pellet
to the fence IN center field for two bases
and Chase beat out tap to Shaw
Chase reached second but Young was
held on third when Kaufr rolled. Judge
and Young again were prevented from
scoring when Rice whipped the hall back
TO the infield after his catch OF Doyle's
line drive. The great Zim then crashed
one into the crowd In left center for
two bases, Young and Chase jogging
home,
The Senators again had a chance to
score in their half of the final frame,
when with two out WinteSs issued n
pass to Foster and then lsSaso a wild
pitch Milan. however. expired on a
sharp rap to Winters, who tossed him