New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Phillies Take
Easy One After
Losing in llth
McGraw Men Rally for the
First Victory, 60; Causey
Is a Puzzle in the Second
spso4a, Correspondent ., Tho zr<oun.

Special Correspondent Of Tho Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, June 28-After de-
feating the Phillies in an eleventh
ming game, to 8, this afternoon, the
Giants winning streak was brought to
an abrupt end when they were soundly
trounced in the second contest of a
double.header by score of 8 to 1.
The New Workers slammed the COM
bined offerings Of Meadows. Gallia,
Rixey and George Smith for a total
of nineteen hits in the first game. but
in the second they were helpless be-
fore the pitching of Causey, who
yielded only three safeties.
Lee. Meadows, the Phillies' bespec-
tacled twirler, who started on the
mound in the hrst game, was chased
to the clubhouse in the third inning.
He protested on ball called by Um-
pire Harrison on Earl Smith, and all
of Cravath's clan rallied to his sup
port. The game, was held up for sew
eral minutes and Harrison then settled
the argument by banishing the mutt
nous Meadows.
There was some moro excitement in
the tenth inning. Harrison called LIE
Bourveau out at the plate on q close
play and the multitude took exception
to the decision by showering the
arbiter with pop bottles.
Pound Barnes in Eighth
In the first game Jesse Barnes, who
was on the mound for the New York
eers, went along nicely for seven inn
lngs, but the Phlllies jumped on him in
the eighth and took the lead by scoring
three runs. After Tragesser had struck
out Gallia drew q base on balls and
Rawlings shot single to right Both
runners advanced when Young let the
ball roll through his legs. Williams
doubled along the right field foul line,
scoring Gallia and Rawlings. Casey
Stengel slammed another two-bagger to
center, chasing Williams across the
plate.
The Giants came back in the ninth
and evened the count on singles by
Doyle and Earl Smith, a sacrifice by
Snyder, who batted for Barnes, and
wild pitch by Rixey, who had replaced
Gallia earlier in the inning.
A single and stolen base by Frisch
and another single by King, who was
sent in to bat for Kauff, again put the
visitors in the lead in the tenth, but
the home players tied the score once
more on pair of doubles by Williams
and Gavvy Cravath, who had ordered
himself to pinch hit for Stengel.
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the eleventh, but the Giants found
little difficulty In connecting with the
offerings Of their former teammate,
and they promptly clinched the game
by showing three runs across. Earl
Smith led OFF with his fifth hit, single
to right. Nehf walked, and Burns sac
rifced.
Bancroft's Hit Timely
Bancroft came through with a sinrle
to right, scoring Smith and putting
Nehf on third. Bancroft took second
on the throw to the plate. Nehf scored
a moment later on Youngs single to
center. Frisch then hoisted q fly to
Williams, and Bancroft tailed after
the catch. Kelly ended the inning by
grounding out to G. Smith.
Rube Benton, who was McGraw's
pitching nominee for the second game,
did not possess his usual effectiveness,
and the Phillies found him for fourteen
safties. After scoring one run in the
first inning and another in the second.
they punched hits in the fifth and gath
cred three more runs, thereby clinchlng
the game. They also added three sup
In the meantime Cecil Algernon
Causey, who used to sport the livery of
the Giants, was growing stronger as the
game progressed, and he proved an un-
solvable puzzle to his former teammates.
The New Workers managed to save
themselves from shut-out by squeezing
a run across in the ninth.
The scores: