New-York tribune., 1919-05-25


amendment te the immigration laws
out Of the league altogether if it we,
When Senior Tuero stepped into the
box he did no. seem to have anything,
NOT even a shave. But as the pastime
proceeded bt of Giants were begin
ming to feel that American civiliza-
ton had proceeded too rapidly, as far
as Cuba was concerned. Senior Tuero
held the Giants hitless until the
fourth, whe, Hal Chase raped out q
three-bagge, Young and Zimmerman
were the uly two other Giants to
reach him iafely.
Inspired 20 desperate deeds by the
security of its pitching, Major Branch
Rickey's "bst battalion" found itself.
The Cards connected for fourteen as
sorted hits most of them being OBJ
tanned fros Jess Barnes, supposed to
be about S good pitching PROPOSE
ton as tie Giants have right now.
Ferdinand Schupp and Pol Perritt each
appeared DR. one inning, but made no
appreciabl change in things.
Lazy Doyle "Beaned"
Among other things Senior Tuero
possesses considerable speed, as
Laughing Larry" Doyle will testify.
Larry wa trying to duck wild one,
the Until velocity of which was
great, WIN the ball hit him right on
top of tie head. Larry dropped be-
side the late, stunned.
With reat presence of mind Bill
Byron, tie musical umpire, shouted
"water.' The terribly suggestive word
percolata through the numbed brain
of the allen ball player. His lips
moved protest, but the relentless
umpire lad seized the glass and was
about to hold it to his lips. With a
superhunan effort Larry struggled to
his feet and dashed the lethal cup
aside.
What are you guys trying to do
to gu!?" he demanded.
This was the only occasion where
Senior Taero showed any symptoms Of
lack Of control. And to think that
Spain had Cuba for all those wears
without even developing a ball player
good enugh for the Philadelphia Ath-
letlcs. It's pretty strong boost for
American civilization when a country
can tax, q lot of reconcentrados from
Weyler and turn them into big
leaguert
The cardinals began to make light
Of Bares as early as the second
inning. Harold Heatheote started it
with Jingle to right, going to second
on Dots Miller's sacrifice. Then came
Vernon-affe known as Yer
min-Cemons and hoisted one into
the lef field stands, scoring Harold
before lim.
Trouble for Barnes
In tie seventh inning Barnes came
IN for 8 lot more trouble. The "toining
woims" were gnashing their teeth
some 'woims" have teeth-and they
gave pung Jess pasting, the like
OF whih he rarely experiences.
With one out Shotton started the
rally With a three-bagger to right
field. lie scored a moment later when
Schultz connected for two -bagger
to left Shultz advanced base on
Stocks out. Hornsby rolled one down
to Larry Doyle and beat it to first
BY fraction Of whisker. Shultz
scored. Taking advantage Of McCarty's
erratic heaving, Hornsby stole second.
Pauletse hoisted long one to right
field and Young slipped on the damp
grass Is he started after it, so that
the wllop went for a two-bagger,
scoring Hornsby
The Cardinals helped themselves to
1ust one more off Pol Perritt in the
ninth, just to demonstrate that the re-
turn Il Pol made no difference on a
COED cay. Stock singled to right and
went dong on Hornsby's sacrifice. He
scored when Paulette drove hit be-
tweenZimmerman and Fletcher. Chase
prevested subsequent calamity In this
inning when he cavorted right up
sgain.t the wall to run down Heath
eote's fly
One Other Cuban Scored
The Giants got one in the sixth,
"nen Barnes was given base on balls,
reaching second on a PASSED bal.
ournss out sent him to third and
Young brought him in with a nit to
right The other run was due to errors
On the part of his support, not to Senior
iuero Gonzales, who, sent in as pinch
n'tter, forced King, an emergency run
hsr, md reached second on a Wild
heaye by Hornsby. After Burns struck
out, bung lobbed one to Stock, who
made wild hcave TO first and Gonzales
scored
Gonzales is another Cuban and
probably will soon be demonstrating
now sapidly and thoroughly baseball
has faiowed the flag.
Ihtmultitude was clamoring through
me later part of the pastime for the
~'ants 70 get their heads up and wade
ah' nut when they faced sefior Tuero
.ne Giants for the first time this season
I'oke< Ike lot Of thoroughly SUBJ
easd athletes. Senor Tuero
left last night, and there
was q nng OF sincerity in the voices of
Ins GIANTS when they said "Adios."
Inc comeback of the Cardinals has
restored the faith of Heinie Zlmmer-
nan 10 the motto os tho Salvation
Army.
When the Cards car take a game It
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