New-York tribune., 1919-06-05
Barnes Driven
From Mound
By Quaker Bats
Polonius Perritt Goes to the
Rescue, but Coombs
Clouters Keep Going
By Charles A. Taylor

The Frolicsome Fillies evened UP
the series with our Giants yesterday
afternoon, winning the final game by
score of 8 to g. The Quaker bats
again rang out with telling effect, Jess
Barnes and Poll Perritt being found
for total of twelve hits.
Barnes was driven from the box in
the fifth inning after giving a base on
balls and three singles in a row, which
netted two runs. Polonious then
ascended the mound for New York,
but the F'illies never let up in their
slugging until three more tallies had
crossed the plate.
The visitors made their first run in
the opening inning through a single bv
Pearce. pass to Meusel, a muff by
the usually reliable Ross Young of a
fly hit by Luderus, and force out.
Giants Take Lead
The Giants assumed a one-run ad-
vantage in the second, when two runs
were scored as the result of a double
against the right field wall by Heinie
the Zim, a single to the same territory
by Captain Fletcher, and a sacrifice
fly to left by Barnes That was all the
scoring done by the Giants, for after
this Mr.. Jacobs pitched ball Of the air
tight variety, allowing only four more
widely scattered hits
In the big fifth Pearce, the first
Fillie batter, walked and went to third
when Cy Williams smashed a single
over Hal Chase's head. Meusel hit
safely to right, scoring Pearce Will
lams held second, being chary of
loung's strong right arm. Luderus
singled to centre, tallying Williams,
and Jess Barnes was informed he was
through for the day by Manager
John J.
With Perritt pitching, Cravath
bunted and Hal Chase fell all over him
self trying to pick up the ball, filing
the bases. Baird hit safely to left.
scoring Meusel and Sicking followed
with single past Zim which counted
Luderus and Cravath. Sicking was
caught trying to reach second on
Burns's fine throw to Doyle. Adams
walked and then came the prettiest
play of the game. Jacobs flied to
Young who doubued Baird at the plate,
with mighty heave to Gonzales.
The Fillies added two more runs to
their total in the eighth on singles by
Adams, Jacobs and Ludcrus and Il pass
to Meusel. After the game the two
teams packed their bags and will start
their series with the Western clubs to-
day.
Jack Coombs expressed himself as
more than pleased at the showing his
crippled lineup has made against the
Giants. The Fillies have won one
series with the McGraw men and tied
the other. The pitchers for the Cubs,
Pirates, Cards and Reds have no casv
assignment in store curbing these
Coombs' Clouters
Yanks and White Sox To-day
This afternoon the Yankees will meet
the White SoX at the Polo Grounds in
the first fame of what should be the
most interesting series of the Amer-
can League season TO date. The Yanks
are returned from one Of the most sue
cessful road trips IN the history of the
local club. They have been away from
the home lot since May 13 and have
played twenty games, winning thirteen
and losing seven.
The United States Marine Band of
forty pieces, which is touring the coun-
try IN the interest of naval enlistment.
VIII be present at to-day's game and
VIII give concert beginning at 2:45
.. NJ.