New-York tribune., 1919-05-15

Inc ouo run winch kept the C.er+s
IN the lead had an aura Of horseshoe u
with 1t. 1t was started on its wav 40
Heinie Zimmerman, who suddenlx ~.
called that he could hit left-ha,r.~.
with ease and avidity. Heinie DO, |,
one of Vaughn's fast ones apains r. 4
right field wall for two baeger. TIL |
Bronx Ostrich waddled along to thir.
on Fletcher's sacrifice.
Then came showers of horseshoe .
for the Giants. McCarty poled a E.
Just behind second base, one of IT
Texas leaguers that anybody on
Cub outfit should have gathered il
was high enough to permit the inS
and the outfield to mobilize under, E At
it in body, but for some reasol or
other there was nobody there VIII, r 4
kissed the grass. Mr. Zimme man
noting the absence of the Cubs il the
general direction Of the ball, tru died
home with the run which proved be
enough to decide the game.
Looks Bad for Jean
In the first inning it looked az
though the Cubs were about to slsuph
ter our Monsieur Dubuc. When Flack
poked out his single to centra it
looked as though the French Canadian
was starting on a very bad afternoon.
Flack went on to second while KaufP
kicked the ball, advanced to third c.
Hollocher's sacrifice and scored W,
Mann lifted long fly to Burns.
The Giants came right back in
second inning Benjamin Kauff st. I
it. When he came to bat Mrs. Benz. n
Kauff was nibbling an Ice cream C, \
with her eyes turned in the direction
of the earnest young bridegroom. Sud-
denly there was loud detonation a.
Benz bat connected with the bal
Mrs. Kauff hurled the ice cream CO. 9
recklessly through the stand while q
biushing bridegroom made second .se
on the wallop.
Feeling that the lady had been III
justly deprived of her nourishment,
Harry M. Stevens, who controls the
ice cream output at the Polo Grounds,
Immediately summoned the boy to
bring Mrs. Kauff another cone w1th>ut
cost.
Zimmerman's sacrifc sent K 1ff
along to third. Fletcher drove ons to
Merkle, who hurled home to cut of
Kauff at the plate. AT the same time
Mrs. Kauff hurled away the second ice
cream cone. The ice cream cone ar
rived in the back of perfect strangers
neck. but the ball did not arrive IN
Killifer's mitt soon enough to stop
mediate upon the wisdom of giving
Mrs. B. Kauff another ice cream cone
but refrained
Then came Monsieur Jean Dubuc,
who in the course of his more or less
checkered career used to be pinch
hitter. He cracked one handily into
left field and scored Fletcher. The two
bagger by Zimmerman and the Texas
Lacquer By McCarty made the game
look pretty safe for the Giants until
in the eighth, when Monster Dubuc
looked as though he might be starting
to wabble..
Good Catch By Kauff
Pick cracked the French Cana IN
for what looked TO be good long safe
wallop, but Benny Kauff made a nice
catch of it. Then came Deal, who
bounced a fast one right past Heinie
Zimmerman. 1t looked like the finish
of Monsieur Dubuc when Killefer
drove two Dagger TO distant left field,
but Deal pulled up at third.
At this stage of the game I'red
Mitchell started to shoot in his rein
forcements. He sent out McCabe to
run for Killefer and OFarrell to bat in
place of Vaughn. OFarrell poled out
a long fly to Burns and Pick easily beat
the throw to the plate. Flack rolled
out to Chase and the threatened drive
of the Cubs was stopped. Speed Martin
finished the game when Vaughn was
benched, and O'Farrell took Killifers
place behind the bat.
The Cubs came up battling in the
ninth and the admirers of Monsieur
Jean Dubuc began to have A lot of in
cipient cases of heart gailure when the
French Canadian seemed to go wild.
Monsieur Jean passed Hollocher on
four pitched balls. But Mann lined
out to Fletcher and Barber forced
Mann when Larry Doyle grabbed his
roller. Merkle was thrown out BY
Fletcher.
Big Jim Vaughn, who manipulates
the biggest quid of gum known to or
ganlzed baseball, started the game full
of confidence. but was somewhat dis
couraged toward the end by the bunch
ing of the wallops. The Texas Lacquer
achieved by McCarty so disconnected
him that he lost part of his gum and
most of his confidence.
Our young Mr. Ross Young got his
customary two hits, which seems to
be the allotment per game which he
allows himself these days.