The sun., 1919-08-16

Doyle, batting for Barnes, famed and
Burns also would have struck out had
Wingo held on to foul tick for the third
strike. But Ivy couldn't hold II. Burns
laced the next pitch to left, scoring Kaufr
and Gonzales Young ended the rally
with fly to Magee.
The Giants gave ne fans a few more
thrills in the eighth, but the rally soon
went to seed. After Groh made a grand
stop on Fletcher, Zimmerman was hit
and was forced by Frisch. Kaufr jabbed
another steaming single to right and
Frisch flew TO third. McCarty, batting
for Chase. ended It with n ny to MaEee.
Some Of the crowd tried TO help out
Sherry by scattering few bottles around
him. He had TO pass a bottle barrage AZ
he walked In.
Fisher Surprises Locals.
Old Ray Fisher rather surprised the
Giants and their fans in the second tiff.
Fisher was one of Morans best winners
until the Cincinnati heat got to him and
took the sop out of him. Lately Moran
had been using him only for a relief
pitcher. But the old schoolmaster had
something yesterday. Until a few weeks
ago the Giants hadn't been shut out this
year, but their shutouts now are grow
Ahts AobhoAuay . Wdb thtC hltn thoy iihNO
suffered, the pitchers putting on the
white coats being Cooper Sallee. Hen
Dirk, Alexander and Fisher.
Rube Benton, ordered out of Thurs
days game by Quigley, came back at the
Reds yesterday, and the Redland rene
gade twirled a grand game. RUDE didn't
try to take a punch at anybody, though
he probably felt like 1t, after his cast
spilled that one on him.
Only four hits were made off the Caro-
lima portsider, and all of them were clus-
tered on him in the sixth inning. Sew
eral of the hits were of a scratchy
nature.
Pass to Fisher Costly.
Benton, however, started his own UNI
doing by walking Fisher with one out
on four successive bad balls. Ray was
only the second man to get on base on
Benton. Groh got ON in the fourth on q
mum by Chase, though several other
players baked Hal as he tried to get
under the ball.
After Fishers pass Rath beat out q
hopper to Zimmerman. Heinie played
the ball badly. He had chance to play
1t as II bounded up. Instead he let II
go into the air and then had to wait
until it descended, BY that time Morrie
was wen on MS way 10 nrst ana he beat
Zimms throw by a whisker. Daubert
next punched n single to centre and
Moran. playing II safe. wigwagged Fish,
er back to third, though Ray had ecor-
ing ambitions.
The whole game then hinged on a hot
liner by Groh over Frischs head Ali
the Reds were in motions at the time,
and had he caught II II would have
turned back the side In a double play
He went up for 1t but the ball bounded
of the tip of his glove for a single to
right field. Fisher and Rath scoring.
Roush Scores Daubert.
Roush sent another single to centre,
scoring Dauhert. Neale drove a short
liner to left and Burns made one of
those sensational stomach" catches, like
the two Kauff got of in the first double
header of the series. Benton then tossed
out Kopf for the third out. Many fans
started to go home then and there. They
had enough.
Greasy Neale stole a run while Dubur
pitched In the eighth. They called him
Greasy Neale while he was a star half
back at West Virginia University. He
went through a field as though he was
creased. That's the way he proceeded
around the base line. Jean walked him
and then he stole second and third
After Sherry Magee walked. Greasy stole
nome as his part OF double steal.