New-York tribune., 1919-04-11

nickcd George for that record swat
over at Tampa, George got back his
self-assurance when Witt WAS doubled
up with McInnis. Walters scratched
hit out in the eighth, but Smith
tanned Shea, his contemporary, and
held Ghlhooley to an easy pop-up for
Fletcher.
Schang Makes Triple
Schang, batting for McNally, opened
the eighth with a triple into the crowd
in right field Doyle killed off Moore
fleld, who hit for Gamer, ignoring a
possible play at the plate Ruth then
scratched hit to Chase, on which
Hal made wonderful stop, and a
back-hand toss to G. Smith, who cov-
cred first. This was easily the field
ing sensation of the day. even thoueh
it failed. McInnis forced Ruth. and
Nltt grounded to Fletcher.
sammy Jones, the sensational rirht
handler of Boston's successful cham
plonshlp fight Of 1918, made our own
jess Barnes step his liveliest for three
innings Indeed Sammy might have
carried the argument further had he
not got his bare NIT in the way of a
not erounder from Chase's bat in the
very first inning. He reported back to
Barrow with a numbness of the first
.wo dlgltsy which stayed with him to
the end of the day
j., The SoN defence behind Jones was
thlng of beauty for those three innings
IN question. 1t was Chase who fna11v
started victory the right way. He
came up for the second time with one
out III the fourth and gave the ball a
rloe TO centre field for one base. The
ever busy Scott snatched kauff's lar.
iup' and forced Prince Hal at second
ou' Larry Doyle was still to be heard
from. Larry pumped one past Hooper
AND and INTO the crowd good for three bags
mat scored Benny in walk.
Inc GIANTS cinched it on Jones in
the next inning. Fletcher rot two
bases when McNally chucked wildlv
past first. Earl Smith popped TO me
boX trying to sacrifice. Jess Barnes.
however, struck q blow in his own de-
reehce' When he smashed one to the
tence between Gamer and Ruth.
fle,cner tailed on the hit. Burns sin
eIed 10 right, scoring Barnes, and NOV
ing 70 second on the throw-in. Georrie
got third on a wild pitch, but persisted
there, as Young whitfield. and Chase
skied to centre
with two down in the sixth thinner
man trlpled to right centre. but was
left when Fletcher rolled to the boz
Earl Smith was called out at first in
the seventh, after he had singled
Shea made play TO catch him nan
ping. but it looked as if the runner
got back safely. George Smith was
called out on strikes. Burns was hit
by pitched ball, but died stealing, on
pretty throw TO Scott on the part Of
AL walters, after the runner had rot
ten fine break
Young worked Shea for pass to
START the eighth. He stole while Shea
held the ball and was safe when Scott
muffed the pitchers toss. Chase's Sec
0ha single to centre Tailed Pep. Chase
got to third on a poor throw to catch
nlm mapping near the midway, was
heid while McNally threw out Kauf
ana run down on the lines when DOYLE
MT sharply to the box.
Mcrraw. who had intended to await
nls arrival at Baltimore next Sat
uroay before making public the fate OF
wy wy many unsuccessful candidates ac-
e.oompanyIng the team South. has settled
ne ah%leties Of several of them within
'he last few hours.
oa Miller, the celebrated middle
weIsnt OF the Great Lakes Naval Train
t;y,os 9'aaioh and first sacker at other
tho a WIZ 20 to the st. Paul club Of
,ho ','.e,,lcan ASSOCIATION. Frank Noel
ION p'as"er reporting from Washing
nn rDn' mas ocen transferred to Chatts-
rro'oga, Of the Southern Assoc;at;oM
.'Cher Lyons is still, with the cluh of,;
SS'a'Iy' though he left yesterday for h;s
family u 'l'ness IN ms