The sun., 1919-04-09
GIANTS SHUT OUT BY
RED SOX, 8 TO 0
Schupp o Mark for Worlds
Championship Feeling
Arises Among Players.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
Total Total Total
Won. Lest. Rurs. ErTsrs. Hrts
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BY FREDERICK O. LEE.



GAINESVILLE, Fla. April e.-The Bcs-
ton Red Sox, champions OF the world
stili are Matchmaking the Giants. They
smeared the proud Manhattan islanders
into the Florida sand again here to-day
and clinched the series The Sox ADDED
a shutout conquest to their previous sue
ceases and trounced the Giants by a
score Of to 0. 1t was the fourth
straight victory for Barrow's champions
and as the series has only three more
games to SO Boston already has the Sc
ries In It's hip pocket.
Ferdie Schupp, the Louisville left
handler. was McGraw's opening pitcher
and his showing was not encouraging
After Schupp's splendid work In prac-
tice pitching Il was firmly believed that
the sensational little "Schuppie' would
make A great comeback. But after MS
performance to-day Schupp's future IL
dubious. In the four innings he walked
six men and in the first inning the Sox
punched Ave hits with two passes FOR q
block Of Ave runs-which virtually won
the game for Boston before New York
went to bat.
The best thing that may be said for
Schupp 10 that after the first inning he
allowed no hits and was not scored
upon. After Ferdie had his four IN
pings Benton, another left handler. went
to the firing line. RUDE pitched nicely,
but Eari Smith, the new Giant catcher,
rave him a lot Of valuable assistance
BY shooting down three men who tried
to steal.
Herb Pennock and George Dumont,
who are Bostons second line pitchers,
nut the Giants through their hrst white
washing OF the season.
psruock Twice Fans Young.
Pennock. the lean. willowy southpaw,
pitched Ave innings In three OF the
Ave innings he pitched the hrst Giant
Nm singled. but couldn't score. Twice
he famed Pep Yourg for the third out
in the nth inning with two men on
base.
Dumont pitched the last three innings
for Boston and the Giants were as unsuc-
cessf,il against the right handler as they
had been against Pennock. 1t looked as
though New York would break the scor-
ing Ice In the e. nth inning. when Young
opened with a double. but again there
was no scoring Chase. who had brought
about Youngs retirement on helder
choice, was left on third wnen Doyie
lifted to Gilhooley.
The game was called In the eighth In
ming to enable the teams to catch a
train. The New York pitchers used up
80 much time giving out passes 1t was
impossible to play the full nine innings
There was a lot Of bad feeling In to-
days game, and for the remainder OF
the trip there is likely 10 be little frat
cruising. Doyle tried to steal In the
second inning and went Into the base
with his spikes high In the air McNaliy
who covered the bag. succeeded IN
lodging the spikes, but the Boston bench
was In an uproar.
Ill Feeling Among Players.
That's nighty dirty stun. Doyle -
yelled Ed Barrow, the Boston manager
at doesn't do you any credit"
DOYLE did not deny his Intentions
Well he started II by riding Schupp !!
he yelled back. And I'll cut him down.
too, when / get on" chirped thinner
man
Uoston started TO give the Giants the
daily drubblng In the first inning when
they rolled UP their five runs. Hooper
walked and McNally beat out slow
roller to Zimmerman. Strunk advanced
the pair with sacrifice and Ruth also
walked, filling the bases. McInnis took
a single over second base, scoring Hoop
err and McNally and placing Ruth on
third base Wit bounded single be-
tween Fletcher and Doyle. scoring Ruth.
There WAS little lull in the lombard
ment whe:. Scott fouled to Smith. but
Walters singled to left, filing the bases
again. Even Pennock. the pitcher. drove
to left for a base. and Mclnnis and Witt
scored. Hooper. up the scond time
ended the agony with a tap to Schupp.
McGraw was highly elated when ne
received a telegram from Judge McQuaid
informing him that the New York As
sembly had passed the Sunday baseball
bill. This Is the outcome Of the affair
in 1917, when Mathewson and myself
were arrested for playing Sunday
baseball game, the entire proceeds of
which went to the old Sixty-ninth Regi-
ment. That awakened the people and
Sunday ball In New York is the result.
with Sunday ball In New York and
Washington, In the East practically
every big league club can play every
Sunday. The score: