The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-27
GIANTS BEATEN
BY BRAVES TN
RIOTOUS GAME
Umpires Klein and Emslie
Get a Barrage From
Both Sides.
M'GRAw's PITCHERS FAIL
Causey, Oeschger and Dubuc
Can't Keep Boston Off
=. Paths-Score 6 to 5.
M'GRAw's PITCHERS FAIL
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The Giants can beat the Braves. but
they can't do II forever. Yesterday was
one of those infrequent days In which
the Bean Boys rose up on their launches
and put on an actual insurrection. The
fur few ali over the Polo Grounds. and
when II got through flying the Stallings
band was on top by score Of to ..
The Braves put up an awful battle 10
have this game included IN their Games
Won column. No wonder! II was only
the fourth game they won from New
York in the last two years. And yet
the Giants begrudged them this little
bit of balm for their stricken percentage.
The Braves may have lot Of defects
and YOU can accuse them of lot of
things, but no one can deny they play
interesting baseball. Despite the regu-
larity with which the Giants have been
beating them they can kick up more
excitement on the Harlem lawn than any
four teams you can mention.
Yesterdays was typical Brave game.
II was studded with riots. And the
10000 persons in the stands seemed 70
like II. Even though the Giants lost,
after tying the score with a four run
rally in the seventh, everybody voted
they had a large. enjoyable afternoon.
And the Reds Gloati
Pat Moran, out in Cincinnati. wired
Stailinps and the Braves congratula-
lions. The Reds won while the Giants
lost and again are trying to Jimmy their
way into first place. Just can't shake
those fellows off.
Red Causey started to pitch for the
Giants, and Larry Cheney, the ancient
spitballer. was Stallings's original choice
But Cecil Algernon and Lawrence were
only the vanguard for host of others.
Causey's immediate successor was Joe
Oeschger, and Jean Dubuc got into It
just in time TO lose II. Dana Fillingim
succeeded Cheney for Boston in the
seventh. Fillingim did a nice job OF
filling in. even though he. too. was
bumped In the seventh.
Causey, who had been out with sore
arm, gave good proof that 1t still Is sore.
Cecil retired with the bases full and
none out in the third--a nice soft spot
fl which to drop fellow like Oeschger.
Joe retired the side. but not until all
three runners had scored After that
the former Phil pitched well.
There were several mob scenes. but
all the casualties were on the Braves.
Even Bill KLEIN was unable to escape a
general razzing. Bill is supposed to be
the nearest thing to a perfect umpire In
the National League, but yesterday the
Willum often and violently.
Herzog Leaves Early.
Charley Herzog was in the~g game just
long enough to get his name in the box
score. Charley knocked Causey's first
pitch TO left. and according to Bob
Emslie was outtrying for a double.
Charley got a brainstorm. He charged
at old Bob and almost blew his wig off.
This is no way to treat an estimable old
gentleman and Bob summarily chased
''Herzy'' off the premises
Fletcher and McGraw were the Of
Tended parties in the fourth KLEIN
ruled Boeckel had retired Fletcher try
ing to take two bases on Kaufrs single.
Boeckel was waiting with the ball. but
dropped it as he tagged Fletcher. Matty
was coaching at third and he let out
q wall as though somebody had seized
his wallet. McGraw had been coaching
at first and he, too. sailed right into
the argument.
McGraw finally persuaded KLEIN TO
take the dispute out to Emslie. and Bob
sided with KLEIN McGraw boiled over.
He left KLEIN about eight times, only
10 return as soon as something new
occurred to him. II mustn't have
sounded as bad as II looked, as nothing
happened to McGraw.
But the real mob scene was put on
by the Braves in the seventh, after
Burns had scored the tying run. 1t
was close play at the plate and Hank
Gowdy emitted a loud howl. The
Braves closed In on KLEIN from all
points Boeckei was sent to Join Her
zog in the cooler during this episode.
II left StallAngs with nothing but pitch
ers to fill out his team.
Giants Score IN First.
The Giants got off to a run in the first
inning. Burns opened with an infielG
single. on which Maranville made a
spectacular play. but no was doubled
stealing as Young famed. Fletcher sin
gisd to right and scored when Doyle
bounced a double off the right field fence.
The Braves took the lead with two
runs in the second. Cruise walked with
one out. Maranville hit to Chase, who
tried TO throw to second before he had
the ball. and II bounded into foul terri
tory, Cruise getting to third and the
Rabbit 10 second. Gowdy slammed a
single to right and 1t scored the pair.
Causey blew up in the fourth. Red
Smith dropped single TO left. and then
Cecil walked Holl<e aud Cruise, filing
the bases. with none out, Oeschger re-
iieved him. 1t was Joe's first appear
ance In the box in over a month. Ma
ranville hoped a high bounder over
zimmerman's head for a single and II
scored Smith and Holke Cruise reached
third on the throw home. Gowdy hit
into double play, but Cruise scored.
Cheney got along pretty good until the
seventh, when he went to seed without
any warning. He sent Kauff to first on
four consecutive balls and quickly moved
hin to second on a wild pitch. ZImm
also went to first on four straight bad
ones. There was no telling how long
Larry was going to put on pitching a
strike. so Stallings hustled him out OF
the game and substituted Fillingim.
Chase Hits Double.
Chase got fuke double through
Rawlings. and Kauff scored. Zimm go
flg to third. Snyder famed. but Nc
Carly, batting for oeschger. lifted in
Zimm with a sacrifice ny.
FiIlingim then had a wild streak and
passed Burns and Young. filling the
bases Fletcher spun a single TO cen.
TIRE. scoring Chase and Burns with the
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