The sun., 1919-07-28
MISFIT BRAVES ARE
BEATEN BY GIANTS
Boston Has Two Pitchers and
an Infielder Playing in
s the Outer Garden.
TEAM IN FIGHTING MOOD
Gowdy and Smith Are Sent to
Clubhouse by Umpire Klein
Score Is 5 to 2.
TEAM IN FIGHTING MOOD
ny FREDERICK C. LIEB.

Once upon time the Braves we're the
worlds champion bail club. To-day the
only title that stallinsss wild Indians
can lay claim 10 10 the worlds naushtiest
BAH club. 1t makes no difference wheth-
er they play on a Sunday or Thursday,
the Braves Just can't make themselves
behave.
willum Klen. one OF Yonkers' fore
most citizens. again fred out Braves
right and left on the Polo Grounds yes
terday. VIII added two moro putouts
10 his average. In the last two games
Klein got three putouts and the an
cient Emslie was credited with one.
KLEIN dispersed the mischievous
Braves early in the muss. Gowdy went
out in the second and Red Smith took
the count in the third.
Stallings had nothing left for his out
felders but pitchers and a sub-inhelder.
The Giants made it three out OF four
from this misflt bunch, winning the last
brawl of the set by a score OF TO 2.
About $4,000 fans saw the contest.
Braves short of outneIders.
After the third inning stallngs had
only one outflelder. Walter Cruise, In his
pasture. Ray Powell and Jim Thorpe
we're both III. 80 It was a bad day for the
Braves to 60 on the warpath against the
umplres. Johnny Rawlings. a sub-in-
fielder was in centre field. and Mcouil-
len and Scott, two second string pitchers.
took turns at playing right field.
The Braves usually are on their bad
behavior on Sunday. The last time they
played In Harlem on the Sabbath Hank
O'Day made Herzog, Maranville ana
Nehf kiss the dust. Hank pardoned
Gowdy only because OF his war record.
Klein forgot all about Hank being in
the war in the second inning Hank
claimed that Heating struck out Frank
Snyder. KLEIN said he didn't. We'll.
Hank is red headed and it was A hot day
The argument ended by Olaf Wilson go
inE behind the bat for Boston. Hank
was as foolish as a fox. Soon he
bobbed up in his palm beach suit and
sat in the rooters' box next to Jim Cor.
bett. It wasn't cool In the stands, but
1t was cooler than behind the bat.
Red Smith was up in the third and
the count was one strike and one ball.
J.. Carlisle and Klein exchanged some
ana turning TO the Boston bench yelled,
Put in another batter for this man."
They couldn't find another man. Al
the Boston bat boy, a New York urchln
without uniform, started to 60 to bat.
Herzoe ran out of the -dugout and
grabbed the bat from the lad. After
quite a wait somebody PACED Mcouillen
in the Boston clubhouse and he took
Smiths place at bat Great stuff!
Benton II wild.
Rube Benton started of TO p Itch for the
Giants, but he was too wild to suit Nc
eta
by passing Boeckel and Eerzog. Nc
Graw pulled him out and sent in Barnes
Jebses pitching will make great reading
in Boston. The lad Stallings permitted
to get away from him In the HerzoE deal
held the Braves to one scratch hit in
hye full innings.
Ray Heating. who at one time used
10 distress Cap Huston with his pitch
ing when cap" signed his pay checks
did the fiingins for the Braves. Ray
Tipped O. typical Heating game. He
lose.
Keating's support was pretty rocky,
though Cruise and rawlings made
great catches behind him. Cruise
squeezed Snyders wicked thrust off
the left field fence in the third and in
the eighth Rawlings took Kauff's pom
derous poke out by the centre field
bieachers. Johnny was running with
his back 20 the stand and headed for the
Harlem River when he caught the ball
as IT came over his head.
SIN say he didn't play that like an
in1elderl" yelled fan. giving Ben SYM
pathy. ''Tll say he didn't" added Benny.
Braves Score in First.
The Braves led off with a run IN the
first Herzog dashed a single through
Fletcher and stole second. Smith belted
one 10 left for base, and Canteloupe
Charley ran home.
The Giants came back with two in
their half and thereafter never were
headed. Burns lifted a Texas Lacquer
Just over Herzys noble brow. and took
second when Heating threw wild TO
catch him mapping. Boeckel failed TO
stop Doyle's hot bounder. and Fletcher
went TO second Artie scored and Kauff
bounced a single over Boeokel's knob.
Boeckel threw the ball hither and yon
in the second and the Giants got another
run Chase beat out a squirmer to
Boeekel. and when Norman threw
against the stand. Hal went to third.
After the Gowdy ousting episode Boeckel
made a two base wild peg on Snyder
ana Hal breezed in.
The Braves got one in the NTH and
made the score close. Boeckel and Her
zo6 were passed with none out and Ben
ton got the hook. Barnes. the Kansas
bridegroom. was next introduced. Raw
lings forced Herzog, Boeckel going to
third. Scott. another pitcher. batter for
AfcQuillen, the outheld pitcher. and
Boeckel scored while Zimn threw out
Scott.
The Giants clnched II with two runs
IN their half Of the fifth. Burns triplsd
to centre and scored on Youns's infeld
out. Fletcher signed and Doyle walke1.
Kauff got a single on a ny to right
which Scott played like a pitcher. and
Fletcher scored. The score:
BOSTON CN) NEW YORK (rD
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Pneckelsb. $40 43lBurns,f.... 322 90
Herzos.tb.. 3l1 40,Yodnfrf.... 400 4 90
RaW'sTf, CT 900 00lFlet cher.ts.. l12 80
smith 81 . f0l oolDoyle.3b.... 500 40
M'ouil'n.rf 100 00lKanh,cf.... 4o1 90
HoIkeib... 400I1 oolZim man, 50. 400 D 81
Cruise N 400 0OlChAss.1b... 4laH 3
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