New-York tribune., 1919-05-31

where residents of the rival borough
10000 saw the morning game. In
got inside the park and several thous
reserves of Upper Harlem to preven
The most satisfactory feature Of the
morning. game was the return of Ferdi-
nand 81 saupp, who relieved Pol Perritt
III the Ghird inning. after Pol showed
symptoms of not being ready to battle.
That interesting young convalescent,
Schupp, seemed to wabble just for an
instant, then he settled down to pitch
ing in his old form. In the last six
innings only one Dodger got as far as
second.
Heinie Zimmerman celebrated the re-
covery of Schupp by knocking q home
run into the right field stands with two
on in the third inning, which practically
settled the morning engagement. Mr..
Zimmerman is still brooding over his
misfortune of the day previous, when
he was without a weapon when the af-
fair Of Olson started. The bat boy
missed signal.
Four Hits fox Larry
The afternoon game was largely made
up of Larry Doyle. This interesting old
gentleman, who was recommended for
the Home for Aged Ball Players at the
start of the season, showed some re-
markable agility in the afternoon. The
venerable Mr.. Doyle hit a triple, a
double and two singles. He might have
done a little better if it had not been
for his extreme age. You can't expect
them to hit as hard as the kids when
the silver threads appear among the
gold.
While the mutterings Of the multi
tude were ominously quiet, Umpire
Hank O'Day was the only person whose
life was menaced. Somebody tried to
bean him with a recovered foul from
the upper tier of the stands, but
missed. 1t was either an infuriated
Brooklyn fan or an infuriated Man
haitian fan. Both sets of fans were in
furiated enough. to pick on neutral.
Sergeant Sherrod Smith opposed Jess
Barnes in the afternoon game and the
sergeant got the worst of it. The
Giants started scoring in the third inn
ing, when Fletcher and Gonzales, the
sagacious Cuban, punched couple of
singles on him. After Barnes forced
Fletcher at third Burns raped one to
Lee Magee, who threw to Big Ed
Konetchy. Edward dropped the throw
and the bases were filled. The Cuban
scored on Young's out.
In the fourth Larry Doyle achieved
his three-bagger and scored on Kauff's
single to right field.
Two More for Giants
The Giants piled up two more in the
seventh. With Zimmerman out Fletcher
singled to right field. Gonzales lifted
one to short left. Both Wheat and
Ivan Olson-Ivan the Terrible-start-
ed after it. The ball had been hoisted
some distance, so the two Dodgers
started conversation to vile away the
time until it should come within reach
ing distance.
II HAVE it," exclaimed Mr. Wheat
II GOT it," shouted Mr.. Olson, who
is naturally of an argumentative dis
position. And nobody had it. The
Cuban reached first. Barnes chopped &
hit to right, scoring Fletcher, anc
the Cuban scored on Burns's out.
Barnes certainly would have made il
shut-out if Big Ed Konetchy had no.
made up his mind to wipe out the dis
grace of his error. In the seventh
inning Edward hoisted the bali into tn,
right field stands for the only scor,
achieved by the Dodgers in the after
noon skirmish.
In the morning game Larry Chene,
and Pol Perritt started, but neithe
finished. Cheney was hoisted for
ninrH hitfor pot -,
in the first two innings. The Giant
got an early start, assisted by som
erratic fielding from the other sid
of the bridge.
In the first inning with one GU
Young doubled to left field Griffit
let Chase's fly slip through his hands
Doyle hit to right and while Griffit
was juggling the ball second tim
both Young and Chase scored.
Send Perritt to Showers
The Dodgers tied in the third whe
Perritt was sent to the showers afte
passing Magee. Schupp was trifl
nervous at the start and passed John
ston, who was batting for Griffith
Myers's single to left scored Mage
and sent Johnston to third. Johnsto
scored on a sacrifice fly by Konetch,
1t was in the same inning that tn
Bronx. represented by it's favorit
son, Heinie Zimmerman, rose in il
might and smote the Borough {
Brooklyn. Young beat an infield h
and Chase was safe on Malone's fun
ole. Kautf forced Chase at secon
Then the Bronx forty-two centimets
was trundled up to the plate with
heavy rumbling sound. Heinie hoiste
shell into the right field stands ar
the detonation broke windows ar
hearts In distant Flatbush.
With Lieutenant Leon Cadore relic
ing Sergeant Smith in the seven :
Lew McCarty started another sms
drive with single to center. schu,
pushed him TO second with a sacr;s,
Burns sent him to third with a s;ne
and be scored on a sacrifce Hv
Young.
There win be just one more skirm,
IN the battle Of the borough. ~
afternoon c. II. Ebbets, the good. q
squire Of Flatbush, was deeply pain
by the results Of yesterdays frat
e'dai strife. But his grief was son
what modified when he was hand
the Brooklyn cut for the first tbr
battles Of the serics.