The sun., 1919-06-03
GIANTS WIN WILD
TILTS WITH PILLS
New Yorks Spot Enemy Divers
Runs in Each Game, but
Smash Out Victory.
BY FREDERICK q. LIEB.

The FIRST bargain bill OF ehe Polk
Grounds season brought out som,
via and woolly baseball yesterday. i
was a true enough bargain, coolies o.
quantity and very little quality. Blu
the Giants won two games, so all wa;
we'll!
In the first section of the double till
the Giants spotted the Phillies three runs
in the first and second innings and then
beat them by to 4. In the second half
the Giants doubled the handicap. They
presented the Pills with six runs In
the first inning, only to jump in front
in the eight with q five run fusillade
The Giants won this one by 9 to Z.
Patrick Don Carlos Raglan and his
celebrated quid made their first ap.
pearance in n Giant uniform in the first
game. Pats support was n little rocky
at the start and the Pills put over
three runs in a jiffy.
Packard lefthander, was In the box
against Raglan. He started well, per.
hitting only one hit UP to the fourth
inning. But woe to these foreign pitch
ers when the Giants heavy artillery
gets the range!
In the fourth, after Chase had singled
Doyles single to right rolled between
Cravath's legs and before Gabby could
run 1t down Larry had chased Hal
over the plate. 1t may have appeased
Cravaths conscience somewhat when a
moment later Zimmerman dashed a ball
so far over long Williams head that II
hit the centre field bleacher fence on
the first bound. 1t went for triple
and would have scored Chase and Doyle
standing up. Fletcher sent Heinie home
with the tieing run on a single to centre.
In the fifth Packard passed Raglan.
Young's double placed Patrick on third
and Chase's sacrifice fly sent him home.
Doyle spun a double over first base and
It drove young home. Several more runs
followed later on. but these two were
enough for New York to win.
Young's Double Play.
The second game was a long drawn
out affair, full OF arguments discussions,
bases on balls and hits, Its two bright
spots were the overcoming OF a SIX run
deficit by the Giants and q remarkable
double play made by Young in the first
inning, the kid Texan getting both put
outs.
1t carna right after the Phils had
scored their batch of six runs. Cady was
on third and Hogg on first. with one out.
when Whitfield. up for the second time.
lifted to Young. Cady made bluff to
score but returned to third. Chase took
the throw in the centre OF the diamond
and threw to Fletcher, as Hogg had
started for second. Hogg then retraced
his steps to first and Arthur threw back
20 Chase.
Hal fell on the base line and Hogg
climbed over him. Chase stuck UP his
hand at the ball as he went down and
somewhat checked Its speed. 1t rolled
right TO 1.-THE first base bag. Seeing Chase
fall Young dashed in from the outfield
to cover first The only chance he had
was to come in sliding. The ball. Hogg
and Young all seemed to get to the bag
together. but Young. on the ground.
grabbed the ball and tagged Hogg be-
fore he could get back TO the base. This
all happened with such CELEBRITY that
Byron ruled the play at first had been
made before Cady had come homo from
third base,
Causey StiII Going.
Causey started this racket for the
Giants. and until Young worked that
play 1t looked as though c.. Algy's win
ming streak had been knocked to snlthe-
reens. But It still stands at seven
straight. Perritt. who pitched the eighth
inning. was in the game Just long
enough TO win 1t.
The Phillies scored their six runs IN
the first on a pass to Whitfield. a single
by williams. a feiders choice by Meusel,
on which Whitfield was safe at the plate.
singles by Cravath and Baird. a pass
10 Pearce, Cadys double and Hogg G
single. The pitchers hit was on Dubuc.
who had replaced Causey at that jung
ture,
The Giants kept hammering away at
Pogg until they had reduced the Quaker
lead to three runs
They blew Hogg off the runners in
the eighth, scoring fvs runs. Hogs
started by passing Doyle AID Kauff
After Fletcher had singled. scoring
Doyle, Elmer Jacobs was called in. He
wasn't much OF a rescuer. McCarty.
hitting for Gonzales. singled Kauff home
and Barnes. hitting for Dubuc, enabled
Fletcher to score the tieing run on a
sacrifice fly. But the Giants didn't stop
there, as McCarty stole second and came
IN on Burns's double, Georges fourth hit
o, the game. Burns took third on a
Wild pitch and after Young had walked,
the left fielder scored on a double steal
with Ross. The scores: