New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

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noon defeated Washington by SEQ
nendahle principally because of th'
from so far back.
pob Steele was wild and ineffective
snd allowed five runs IN the first SIN
ming The Giants. however. managed
~ Get back In the game by scoring
four runs in the third after the wild
ross Of Doc Avres had filled the bases
,,;+b none out Young here cleaned
IN with a triple. In the fifth. against
rhompson. a little left-handcr. New
York sewed up the argument with four
more runs Three doubles and a sin
Gle were punched, with two bad mis-
cues by Washington's infeld-
The game was tansalizingly good
and bad by turns. Washington turned
three timely double plays and New
York one. The Giants proved far su
peror at batting, rolling up fourteen
hits for total Of twenty-five bases.
Hal Chase was the demon slugger Of
the bleak afternoon. He had a double
and three singles In fve times at bat.
Young had pinch triple, Fletcher two
doubles and Zimmerman q double and
single.
Senator's Get Busy
GriF's Senators lost little time in
hopping Bob Steele, our eminent south
nav, who got rid Of most everything
but his lunch and q BALI in the in
way round and rung up a total of five
tallies A couple of scratch hits put
the portsder on the road to ruin.
Hal Chase just got his finger tips on
Judges slow roller. but still could have
made the play if he had not knocked
the ball away in second stab Fosters
wicked jolt carromed Off Steele's meat
hand in between Doyle and Chase and
before he could recover, Judge was
perched on third. Milan fouled to Earl
Smith. Then Steele hit Rice's shirt,
filing the bases Shanks singled ceanly
TO right driving home Judge and Foster
and putting Rice on third Janvrn's
Texas Lacquer dropped near the right
line for double, tallying Rice.
Shanks scored and Janvrin moved to
third on wild pitch. Davis strollcd
Pcinich drove long fly to KaufY and
lanvrn counted easily after the catch
Doc Ayres. the ninth batter, ended it
with an easy hoist to Pep Young.
Hal Chase made bid in New York;
half when he ratified double off the
left centre field wall. Two were down
unfortunately and Doyle grassed
straight at Judge. Milan doubled with
two gone in the second, but was pinched
trying to stretch the blow on Chase's
hne relay TO Zimmerman from Young
Rauf opened New York's half with a
clean Single to right field. He was
caught trying for second on short
passed ball
Coach Schaefer talked Ayres out of
most Of his advantage in New York's
taird. His chatter sent the big
pitcher, who by the way is a native
son, miles up into the air, and first
thing Grif knew the bases were filed
with none out. Ayres handed out CON
secutlve passes 20 Ear Smith, Steele
and burns. Young then cleaned up
with pinch triple 1ar over Clyde Mi
!an's head, Pep himself scoring be-
n'nc the other three runners, when
Janvrin relayed wildly past third base.
after Chase and Doyle had died Kaufr
singled to right, but Zim popped to
shor. field.
Pinch Hitte. Singles
thompson, who batted for Doc Avres
IN the third and singled with two out,
laced the Giants in the fourth Fletcher
greeted this diminutive southpaw with
lusty walop that ratified off the left
neid wall for two bases, but a moment
iater ne was trapped and run down,
Then Earl Smith hit sharply to the
oox Rice went away back for stylish
Galcn on Steele's low liner. George
nurns beat out slow roller TO Davis.
20 Rice
In the fifth the Giants increased the
garage against Thompson with good
,esuls -Four safetes, three Of them
aeouoles. mixed UP with some buttcrv-
"nlseIed heiding by the Senator'S re
ssullea IN New York's second cluster Of
oui runs and gave the Gotharnites a
ma! Chase started il, his easv
FOUNDER hopping treacherouslv oTer Over
SSaV1. Doyle nit sharply 10 Judge,
w. w. Win an easy double play in pros
Pecl Joe pegged wide 20 Janyrin' no.
yyooy beng retired. KauF bunted. but
sos'er dropped Thonpson's throw for
.o'ced play at third and the bases
sess, ss MED With one out. Zimmerman
Dnn7a Dr1aeo TO centre. scoring Chase,
fletcher's tall. punk Ay was allowed
o., crop among Judge. Janvrin and
to ''s +h 1or a Joke double, zim moving
Will. .o1Id- Tt Ihe runners were held
IT,. thompson threw out Ear Smith.
s..1 aen Lew McCsrty, pinch hitting for
zee. zee doobled to right, scoring Zim-
furrb. f.r%an. Fletcher did not try 10 get
so,'nsr sor a., ,nan one station on the swat
m ~nlcn Rice made a gallant try.
FUN. b1rns hit to Davis and the Giant
.ensr vas trapped on the lines and
rn, u ao%n, delaying his fate until Mic,
n,ny ,ooS third and Burns second
So Almost Jared loose Fletcher
soa.lng sssg .riba in tagging Artje, who re-
Ten ri. me Jolt and cleared for action
las payers split up the would be bel
s.'cAiS before they could come tc