The sun., 1919-06-08
GIANTS VICTORS;
CAUSEY
EIGHTH IN ROW
Young Pitcher Holds Pr
rates at Bay; New Yorks
Flog Cooper.
CHASE Is HERO OF DAY
Gets Four Hits and Proves
Major Factor in Triumph
by 8 to 2.
CHASE Is HERO OF DAY
Special Despatch 10 THE sux.

FfrTsBrRc, Pa, June Cecil Causey
held the Pirates to five scattered hits
to-day In a game which the Giants won
oy TO ?, thus enabling the New York
pltcher TO register his eighth successive
victory. Causey's is the best record OF,
any hurler In the major leagues. II
really was not necessary for his team
mates TO batter three O: tho Buccaneer
moundsmen. from tae 6rst inning 10 the
last. In order to gain the victory.
betWeen the bombardment of the Pr
| rare pitchers and the attempt of irste
| rams TO bean" Umpire Harrison by
curVins pop bottles at him, the game
may be said to have been a spirited ar
iaIr al having a pleasant time.
AZ was IN the fourth inning that the
rams began pitching bottles al Harrison.
as reminder that several of his deci.
Sons were displeasing. Owing to poor
controi, none OF the missiles reached the
mark AT the close of the game the
ihns sought to interview Harrison. but
the oluecoats prevented.
Cooper Driven to Cover.
The Giants drove Wilbur Cooper "a
p un showers In nve innings, gave Carmen
hui all he wanted in one inning ara
made 1t decidedly interesting for Frark
miller In the concluding three session,
| OF the game. The Pirates also belne1
the Giants by some inefficient fielding.
Hal Chase had quite field dan.
cracking out four hits. He scored two
runs and drove in two more The Giants
began the accumulation of runs in n,
| nrst frame. Chases single and DovIe',
| triple to right bringing in the FIRST RIM
| OF the game -"
fast work on the paths by the Giant
outneiders enabled New York to score
second run In the third inning, With
one out Burns beat out a hot smash ~
boeckel which the third baseman
shocked down but could not get over T.,
mrs. IN time. Young beat out a roller
70 Moilwltz. placing Burns on second
chase sent him home with his second
single, drive to centre.
The Giants kept right after Cooner
ana got to him for pair of runs in the
! iourth. kauff shot a double dow. tho
IeIt neid FOUL line and Zimmerman &C.
rihced him to third. Fletcher famed
ana Gonzales walked. Boeckel then
Ilaoe play which made the Pirate
= rams sroan. He made a three base wild
throw on Causey's Grounder and I, ,ot
IN hauff and Gonzales. It was then
that the pop bottle shower began to fan
around harrison They blamed Petey
Tor all the pittsburg misfortuntes.
Giants Get Two More.
New York got another pair of runs in
the NTH. The busy Chase opened IL
with a single TO left and advanced an
other bag on Southworth's tumble
! DcyIes single to centre put Hal on
tf'rd. Cooper then got in a pair of wild
| nIhgs He cut in on Bigbees throw and
tried to get Doyle off first. His peg was
Wild and Chase scored, Larry taking
second
cooper then heaved into centre field
| trying TO catch Larry off second and
! Doyle moved on to third, whence he
! scored when Stengel made a grand catch
OF kaufts sacrifice fly.
Hill. the bespectacled pitcher. bobbed
up on the mound for Pittsburg in the
sixth. Singles by Fletcher. Gonzales,
Burns and Chase gave New York two
runs. Causey hit to the left field fence
In the eighth for three bags and scored
on wild pitch by Miller
The Pirates got their first run in the
sixth on two base Texas Lacquer by
! Blackwell who got two bases on the hit
an infeld hit by Bigbce which put Black
wei on third and Terry's out at first
With two out in the ninth the Pirates
| made their final rally, getting a run on
( Sorthworths single. steal Of second and
| third without Interference and Cutshaw's
| single. The score