New-York tribune., 1919-04-18

ITstnh., ie,onsr ana Ch4se 2) Doyle and chase
Milan rossed bail-MccaT4ypa ar pl'1nfoy rm.I SMITH,
pres Brennan and Clark. '' O'''
only hits OF the Idaho cannon ball
starting the second and third respec-
lively Larry was doubled and Me-
warty forced at second. Pep Young.
VINO walked with one out in the frst
advanced on an out and reachod tb;rd 49,,
on Agnews poor throw to catch him
haPplng,. but the great Benny whitfield
De1ofe the greater Walter.
hune benton was not so successful
as ms iIiustrious rival, and for five
innings repeatedly he was in trouhlo
tie Helped himself in the pinches. ana
was, moreover. afforded such sunnort
%s W the old Giants used to tender
MatheWson. Double plays saved him
~ Dot" the second anG third innings.
New York broke the ice in the cjrItb
spectators. He went half way round
with none out. Chase sacrificed Fos-
'er making a brilliant bare handed stab
ana throw while off balance. and judge
an eQuall sensational one handed pick
up. with the infeld drawn in. kanfF
my ,wlckedly toward Davis.
Nothing could have saved Burns at
the plate had Davis, VINO plavod
throughout the day to the most bril-
lfahc form of Bush or a Maranvillo.
Io1 Sl'Pp9d down in setting himself for
a"e play nome The scratch hit scored
run, which looked about as bio as y
mIillon at the time Kauf was doubled
or iifst when - made u sensational
ShoeString eaten Of Doylcs low liner.
Senators Get Three
ho old
giants, it seemed a moment later. In
tho second half Wasbington W broto n
through for three. Flies from Fosto,.
and Milan settled into the crowd for
doubles tying the score with mono out
McCarty and Fletcher had Milan nan
ping of second by mile when fro
senator slipped in starting back to
midway. Macs throw was so high
1Fietcher just managed to cut it down.
men ne ne threw wildly past Zm, spot
ting Washington to another rnn
Rice grounded. but Shanks sincle ana and
advanced on Janvrins roller to Zim-
norman. He scored on Davis's Nv into
the centre field crowd. spoctator
cropping behind and tripping Kauff as
ne was about TO make the catch.
1T no" looked like the raus for New
YORK, but McGraw's lads came riqht
PACK and squared the match in The
hiNth. Nmmcrman and Fletcher both
, mt "lckedly down the left foul line,
legl'mate doubles, if not triples, on
any grounds These hits nut Now
ork IN the running. McCarty's single
10 'e1t scored Fletcher with the tying
run but the slow gated catcher was
caught city block when he attcrlptod
second on the throw i'm and sido-
tracked threatened massacre Of
Craft
In the tenth Young walked, with
none out, and stole on a wild pitch.
E,haSe's neat sacrifice put him on
third. whence, most unfortunately, he
rested despondentlv while Kauff
poppcd to Judge and Doyle to Milan.
with two gone in the eleventh Nc
Carty bounced a wicked double off the
worry head of an eager leftfiold pa
tron. George Smith grounded weakly
to his hated rival.
The ever alert and resourccful
George Burns came to Smiths rescue
with one of the craftiest PLAYS of the
generation in the tenth inning. Milan,
first up, was winged, but Rices rap
TO the box forced him at second Shanks
singled cleanly to centre. Burns made
out as if to catch Janvrin's easy fly
TIL 1t was inches from his glove. Then
seeing that both the runners had held
their bases he purposely let the ball
fail into puddle and whipped it quick
ly to Fletcher who tagged Rice and
stepped on second base, forcing Shanks
also for double play. This WAS quick
thinking. Burns. with the puddle handy
ran no risk of a slip up through a
FAULTY bound. The TWO sides died in
order IN the eleventh.
Then came the twelfth, the most
exciting inning OF tho afternoon. Wash
ington, supported by tho many thou
SANDS VINO could sec, claimed Burnss
iy to left behind the crowd fell in foul
territory. Brennan, apparently Justly
gave It two-basc hit. Georgia took
third while Janvrin was throwing out
Young. Burns scored on Chaec's
grounder 20 DAVIS, tho latter fun
bling just long enough to spoil good
chance for play at the plate.
But "asnington's batting order was
up, too, N its half and quickly put
the Senator very much back into the
game. Judge shot q wicked liner oyor
Chase's head that whistlcd past Young
and into the crowd for double
Foster popped to Fletcher, but Milan
/ singled cleanly to centre. Whv 1udrc
wasn't home with tho winning I'm
none but George Mcbride can explain
satisfactorily. u would have been n
romp, as kapH fumblcd 'hc ball. But
Mcbride bed tho runner.
McGraw va the Giants insisted Nc
Bride laid his hands on him and do.
mandcd Milan bc declared out. Brcn-
nan didn't sec it, and play vas resumed
after an acrimonious debate in which
AL hands joined. Rice hit sharply 70
the box and Judge was smothercd ON
the lncs and run down. delaying his
fate, however, iii Milan had taken
third and Rice second. And this se,
the stage for Benny Knuif's triumnn
a triumph he never could have offec,cj
had the rapks in dead centre not
thinned perceptibly after the Giants
scored, She hungry crowd having 'nknn
IL for granted that it had seen all the
baseball pyrotechnics 1t wax possible
10 crowd into any game, even OF twelve
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