The sun., 1919-07-05
Special Despatch TO THE Sun.

PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-The founder
ing Phillies felt the power Of the Giants
attack to-day when McGraw's men took
both morning and afternoon games Of
the holiday bill. New York captured
the morning combat by a score OF 3 to
I. pepper.ng the offerings of Elmer
Jacobs steadily while Jess Barnes was
holding the Philliss to one hit, a home
run swat by Gavvy Cravath in the
eighth inning. In the afternoon. the
Giants slugged the slants OF Frank
Woodward and Gene Packard for total
Of thirteen hits. Fred Toney bafled the
Quaker City crew. The league leaders
won by a score of to 3.
Just as the morning game was about
to start John McGraw addressed some
remsrks TO Umpire Rigler concerning
that officials alleged incompetency and
wound UP in the club house. Under the
rules OF the league, he was not per-
mitted to don a uniform in the after
noon and the team was under ths Joint
direction OF Christy Matthewson and
Arthur Fletcher In both games.
woodward lasted only three innings
against the Giants in the afternoon
fray In the Opening inning single by
Young. Chase's out ard double by
Doyle gave the visitors run. In the
third inning they sewed UP the game.
Giants Kept II Up.
Toney started the third by drawing a
pass Burns hoisted to Meusel Wood
ward failed to keep the ball over the
plate for Young. who walked. Doyle
singled to right and Toney numbered all
the way home and Young reached third,
Kaufman lifted a ny 10 short right
center and Pearse lost the ball In the
sun. Young and Doyle scoring. Zlm-
norman then hooked one into the left
field bleachers for home run, scoring
Kaufr ahead OF him.
Woodward was removed 70 make
room for a pinch hitter In third and
Packard, who succeeded him. by run
In the fourth. Burns greeted Gene with
a single 20 center. Young slammed one
back with such feroclty that the ball
carommed off the pitchers shins into
left field, Burns reaching third. Pack
ard tossed out Chase. Doyle hit to
Bancroft. who threw TO the plate to
pail Burns, but Adams dropped the
peg, Burns scored.
In the nth George Whitted registered
Phiiadeiphia's frst run when he smashed
the ball into the left held bleaehers foi
a home run. Fred Luderus also hit for
four bases in the sixth. His drive went
over the low wall In centre ield.
PhiIiies again Tally.
The Phillies Tailed their third and
last run IN the seventh. After Whittet
had Popped out Sticking reached first or
Zin--' mans tumble OF slow roller
Clark oatted for Adams and poked g
s!rcle TO centre, Sticking racing to third
Packard singled to Fight, scoring Sick
ing.
The Giants scored their last run in thu
ninth on a pass TO McCarty, singles By
Toney and Young's sacrifice ny e
Meusel.
Barnes was in superb form in th'
morning game and only two other Phil
lies IN addition to Home Run Cravatl
reached FIRST base.
In the third inning Sticking walked anC
was forced by Adams. Adams stole sec
! ond and continued to third on Gonzales
! poor throw. Jacobs famed and Pearc.
was thrown out by Fletcher. leavinI
| Adams stranded. In every inning bu
the third ana eighth the Phillies wer,
retired in order.
Error Paves Way.
The Giants scored two Of their thre
runs In the third inning, They wer
| given a start In this inning when Sick
| Ing made q two base wild heaye on
grounder by Barnes. Burns then singlei
| to right. Jess pulling up at third. YounI
! died TO cravath and as the fly was