New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

hits for the day as the Sahara is of
ice cream parlors.
The Giants held many conference
around the plainly provoked Mr. Jess
Barnes. Chase slapped the boy on the
back, told him to go to with speed
and a prayer. Lee Magee, to unnerve
Barnes, danced madly around first, but
he danced to his doom. He just got
little further away from first than
the nimble Hal Chase. Swish! Grit
fifth pulled a curve wickedly around. 1t
went out like rifle shot but directly
to Doyle. Larry leaped in and made
hit the dirt. Chase sprinted over for
Doyle's quick toss that doubled Magee
off the initial sack before he could get
back. Charles H. Ebbets swallowed
his new bridge. Then Zach Wheat
threw the iron further into the soul
of his paymaster when he hoisted a
skyscraper to Fletcher.
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Barnes fell down attempting to field
Magees bunt and made no play on the
ball. This was a scratch hit, of course.
Griffith sacrificed. Wheat's long f1v
to Kauf scored Olson. Myers hit
sharply to the box for the third out.
For the next four. innings only one
Dodger saw first base. Wheat walked
with one down in the fourth, but was
lett at Chases corner.
The Giants pounded Marouard
rather freely all the way, puu without
headway until the fifth, when they
tied the score. Young, who singled
with ono out in the first, was trapped
OFT Koneys corner and eventually run
down by all the Dodger infeld pack.
with two gone in the third Barnes
singled and Burns walked, only to see
Pep Young Whit the ambient
'Kauff Gets Double
Benny Kauff, with two gone in the
fourth, was presented with a double
when Hi Myers and Tommy Griffith did
an Alfonso CASTOR pantomime in right
centre. Malone speared Benny on the
lines after raking in Zimmerman's
thrust. Captain Fletcher put his team
mates back in the game with a poke
INTO the extreme right field corner for
two bases This opened the fifth for
the Giants. Myers was under Nc
Carty's long liner, but the fly was suffi-
clently far out when captured to per-
mt Fletcher to sprint to third after
the catch. Barnes singled through the
drawn-in infiield for the tieing run
Burns and Young raised puny flies.
McCarty walked in the seventh. But
two were out and Barnes missed his
third swing
Burns and Young eliminated Mar
guard from the picture in the eighth.
George opened with a single; he
Burleigh Grimes came in and struck
out Chase. Magee smothered Larry
Doyle's wicked clip and whipped the
ball to Kruger in time to nip the
dashing Young at the plate.
A calamity of Giant errors gave the
Dodgers the advantage for the second
time in the seventh. Wheat was safe
on Fletcher's low throw. Myers was
safe when McCarty fumbled an easy
bunt. Barnes threw wildly trying to
catch Zach off second and Wheat
moved to third. Konetchy was pur-
posely passed, filling the bases. Ma.
lone flied short to Young, so close that
no attempt could be made for the run.
ZimIerman snatched Krueger's wicked
slam down the chalk mark, stepped on
! third, forcing out Myers, and then
whipped the ball to Chase in plenty of
time to double the batter and cut off
the run. But Hal muffed the good
throw as Wheat hustled over the pan.
Marquard ended 1t by forcing Kruger
at second. 1t looked like day for
Brooklyn and Marquard. But
That was all except the tenth inning
already described. All, if we remember
a lot Of high class fielding in spots on
both sides, the feature of which was
Myers's great running catch that
robbed Chase of triple in the fourth
inning.
The Giants will tackle the champion
Cubs to-day with renewed confidence,
for Poll Perritt is as good as signed.
He was in uniform yesterday after
noon.