New-York tribune., 1919-07-28
Barnes Saves
Benton i'm 5tll:
Cowdy Chased
War Hero and Smith Ban
ished by Klem-Leaders
Annex Final by So
By w. O. Mcclellan

JeSiSruNN. sergeant NaNk NOWuy ana
Red" Smith were banuished by I'M
pire Bill KLEIN during the heated hos
tJlities. Alas, yes. The hero bust
ness is all over and baseball conditions
have settled down to normal" as Colo
mel Huston put it.
Sergeant Hank Gowdy, hero of all
points along the Marne. was chased to
the showers like a common or garden
variety OF ball player and the multi
sude did not demand the life of Um
pire Bll Klein.
AS nearly as could be ascertained
Hank was guilty of characterization.
netting a mutiny and being fresh. A
court mart al might find him guilty on
the last count. He made some unkind
references, in the second inning to a
couple of decisions which Bill KLEIN
had rendered on the previous day. The
neat or may be it was the humid ity,
caused William to take the reference
IN very bad grace. No guy likes to
have his past dragged out when the
thermometer is hitting them on the
high.
Hank was hitting for the clubhouse
With military precision when Buck
aerzog Joined in the conversation,
which by this time had become gem
cra.
Don't hurry, Hank" urged Herzog.
Maybe tn $ bird viii recover It's
he heat'.or words to that effect.
But KLEIN was obdurate and Hank. the
nero. became just plain Hank chased
7ut Of the lot
Smith Also Departs
In the third inning Red Smith
caused the supersenative nanny of Mr.
Alcm to bleat in anguish. According
to innocent bystanders, all that Red
said was: that one was a trfle high
wasn't it, William 90
Don't you William me-" growled
Mr.. KLEIN, who is accustomed to be
called by the more formal monicker
Of Bill.
"Ain't that your name?" demanded
Ir Smith.
"No.7 beloved Mr.. KLEIN. "Get an
ether man in here. Mr.. Smith is going
% take a shower whether he needs it
or not"
Once more the Boston Braves came
from all directions and again the con-
fersation became general. If conver-
5atlon could win pennant the
National League flag would never
'eave Boston. The tumult and the re-
partee died and the languid pastime
proceeded
The Giants won despite Rube Ben
ton, who was suffering from a mysteri-
Gus ailment known as a misery. The
disease is confined almost exclusively
% inhabitants of the Carolnas, white
and colored. SO far it has baffled
medical science
The Rube warned McGraw that he
was not his usual robust self when the
game started, and when McGraw de-
nlanded diagnosis, Rube asserted:
I've got a misery in my arm To
which the Spartan leader OF the Giants
retorted: "Get in there and work it
out then" Mr.. McGraw. having been
South only for brief training trips,
could noa appreciate the seriousness Of
misery.
Barnes to the Rescue
In the fifth inning, however, McGraw
was convinced that it was q real all
ment. The Rube walked Boeckel and
Herzog with nobody out. Whereupon
jess Barnes was sent in, and the af-
ficted child OF the Tar-H state was
chased 10 the bench
The Braves started boisterously in
the first inning. Herzog bounced a hit
over Zimmerman and stole second.
Red Smith dashed hit to left and
Herzog scored. The Giants got two in
the same inning. Burns started with
single and in an attempt to nail him
of first Ray Heating threw the ball
away. Young fly gave Burns dash
singled to left. Doyle was safe on
Boeckel's error. Kautf singled to left
and scored Fletcher
In the second inning Chase singled
and on Boeckel's error got all the way
to third, sliding, as is his custom, on
his face. Snyder was safe and Chase
scored when Boeckel made a wild peg
to first. Boeckel was not altogether tc
blame. 1t was one OF those spitters
l..
wild break, hurting over Holke's
head.
The Braves got their second run in
the fifth when Rube Benton succumbed
to the misery in his pitching arm anc
passed Roeckcl and Herzog. Rawlings
forced Herzog with Barnes in the box
Scott, who was sent in TO bat for Nc
Qui.lan, was thrown out by thinner
nan, Boeckel scoring on the play
Inc Giants got two more in the same
inning. Burns started it with three
bagger and scored on Young's out
Fletcher singled to centre, advanced
when Doyle got base on balls, and
scored when Benny Kautf planted q
hit into right field
Friends Turn on Zim
The proof that the humidity mad
people Decvish was when the Heini.
Zimmerman Cheering and Roofing As
soclaNon. mobiilzed behind third base
was suddenly converted into the Heinz
zimmerman Raspberry Association. I
happened in the eighth inning. whe,
He'nie made q wild peg to first O
SCOTS puny poke. Instantly the Zim
norman organization began TO critics
It's idol.
In the same inning Rawlings OF th
braves increased the discomfort of Mr.
Ben amin Kauf by spearing one Of hi
driFes from the right field wall. thereb
oeprivng Mr.. Kauff of hit that woul
have gone Tor several bases
Ine series with the Braves wa
mucn more turbulent than the serie
WITH Cincinnati, where it wa. fearo
fnat lot Of gore might be spilfcf
Only the Braves should be forced +
wear gags or Maxim silencers on ia
ned. Otherwise the team will taf
Nself unanimously to the showers on
OF these days.
The score
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