New-York tribune., 1919-05-29

AvAN ipL liie AfS- OF tne current sc
They made Bozdeks second crew 10
The teath inning was particularly
distressing. i'm Wow of the fact that
the Giants ~ll face the Dodgers to-
day iu q fierce battle Of the borouehs.
4 couple of Wild. wild pitchers made a
valid man Of 1lcGraw. Oescheer. re-
cent acquisition from the Phoolish
Phillea. ssared The trouble With all
most elsae pitched balls he passed
Sou,awor5a ana Cutslaw. lie might
have loca I'D the plate on the next man.
hu5 Art Fletcher wasn't taking chances
and called + jess Wiu.ers.
Winters was not mach tanner Ham
ilton bounced lit past him and Alled
the bases. H9eczei came uD and Wnt-
o1s couldn't get the bail anywhere
near Aic; consequently, he walked.
bringing in one run. Blackwell lobbed
one down to Larry Doyle. who threw
to tlrst in toad Of trying for the force
out ot homo, and Cutshaw scored on
tire out Lee drove long ono out to
conire, beyond tho reach Of Bonnie
Aauif. lie pulled up at first. then saw
that Is Was good for another base.
Feach41~ second, he paused and con-
sidarcd awhile longer then ran to
third. i'm the meantime Hamilton and
Boeckc scerad.
Sweeney Gets on Base
4 remarkable feature Of the game is
t5at Big Ed Sweeney is now able to
start writing bis travelogues. The ex-
Yankee catcher journeyed as far as
nrt base for the first time since the
summer Of 1915.
,swaeaey's adventurous trip was
made in the fifth inning. The intrepjd
catcher hoped off the home plate on
q hit shortly after 4:I5. lie seemed to
be bothered hy engine trouble whom he
Was passing Station Is, but he pluczily
continued the fieht.
Hugo lozdek who vas Mt Station %
near ti base, reported hearin~ the
sAuHiar e., PIG Eds fee. shortly be
lore te3. le immediatcly lighted
'eiat t eHl sent UP smoke bombs
a. Euite Tie i1,reYld advonturcr Bic
ga made q sale landing few minutes
later. Air. Sweeney was SO ENCOURAGED
W the SUCCESS or his flight that he
VIII at'eae to hop OF FIRST base and
reach secoad at his next trip to the
Po.o Grounds. He was much impressed
as t'te oual. ana novel scenery i'm the
'cinity Of alst. The game started
Nth close argument between Babe
-aana and 4ena our Dujuc. Heinie
AaaH'crar aroVeat the first run
across lor tha Giants in The 0fth. Tic
DROVE 'Wo-aa -cr to centre and went
io trr or F.etchcr's sacrifice. Nc
'arty rolled one down to second and
leinie slid home undcr Bic Ed swco-
neg who re.useJ to stoop low enough
20 tar b'm.
Dehuc Forced to Leave
brra7 brought ever the second run
in the eighth He singled TO center
aad stole aided by Big Ed Sweeney.
Nho dropped tho ball at Che opportune
laoment. 4oung's sacrifice sent Burns
10 third and Chase's hit through see
cad scored him
Monsieur Du6uc was invited to leave
in thc Tiraticcl half Of that inning.
ACams hastcncd ais exit by scratch
in, q hit rast second Big5oe hit
toNdly to right, and Terry's sacrifice
advanced both men. At this stare Art
tletchcr, who is an expert on exDlos-
ives, began TO detect signs of Dubuc's
ieing about TO blow up with dctona-
ton taat would spoil the series He
cent fer Rubc Benton, who temporarily
checked The rally.
The old sido-whceler was assailed by
~ Of the pinch hitters on Bezdck's
payroll in thc ninth. Harbare hatteG
r Saicr and was caught out by Kauf.
Ioec4el got base on balls. CAPTAIN
Kidd Cation bsttcd for Sweeney and
singled ID left Lee hattcd for Adams
and waa caught out by Burns. Mol-
VIZ. batting for Biobce, hit 10 left
field and scored Boockel Terry drove
bit to left and eaton scored with the
Tun that tied. An oppression or pain
came 60 tac expire i've countcnancc Of
haye Benton. and moment later he
was washing i oil under q warm show
G. ia had done his biz. but not for
the Gianss.
Giants WaN Use plank
Ihe eorrowfal dta ,lr. Oeschrer
started taa Giaats ae .tc plank. He.
too, wa5 under the shower whom the
Giant crew slid from the plank aad
SAM bareath thc stormy waters that
haiowed lfneatn ,ha frownne hoieh
G. Cane Cooran.
1Aeaea 'he defeat caescd some dis-
Tres eaf not leal 60 utter de-
arsnaeaes ri. e rart o. tae Gisat
1ootet erlv the third deroot
seane4 s 10 the hands
q tae only thing 70
rorsy tae .ep.d mic Of rabies
tat ~ 70 aave afflicted four Of
tAe r|lar
leaey te Giants begin 20 face the
Na9at DODGERS frem tio o.her side
O. tae in efies Chat ought
q ~ fy Jre encounter
ftror involves tic leadership o.
tie .aeeaai tea4e aad The prestige
o. tae rival herou2ts