New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-02

Marquard Puts
Ex- teammates
To Rollt by 81
Wildness of Winters Helps
Robins After Benton Is
Batted Out i'm the First
By w. O. Mcclellan

Reuben Vanguard, who was an able
seaman Of the 1. .. Navee, swabbed
many deck and swabbed them care
fully, mopped the Polish Grounds with
the Giant. quite as effectively yester-
day. He mopped them so thoroughly
that they were held to four scattering
hits and came out very much on the
short e d of an 8 to score. Visitors
from the reverse side of the Bridge
added to the distress Of the occasion
by casting aspersions and sprigs of
raspberries at our Giants. This inter
borough strife is something fierce.
Our Reuben Benton. curator of the
largest crop of bunions numerically
and by linear feet, lasted about two
thirds of an inning, when the Dodgers
chased him from the pastime with an
accumulation of five base hits and
three runs. Jess Winters, who sue
ceeded him, went Bolshevist with the
humidity and forced across couple
Of runs.
The Giants could not hit the port
sided exmariner, and when the Giants
do not hit they do not go anywhere in
particular. For that matter neither
| does any other team. But when the
I Giants do hit they jar many pitcher
loose from his shoelaces. Three
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that the Dodgers will continue to an
noy all teams that have been stung by
the little pennant bee.
The BUSTING of Mr.. Reuben Benton
came in the first inning Ivan Olson,
the ivory tipped Scandinavian, started
1t with paste to center. Johnston
was thrown out by Larry Doyle, who
has resumed his duties at second base.
Peterkin Kilduf, a graduate of the
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teachers with bean blower, so to
speak, when he cracked two-base hit
to left and scored Ivan.
Wheat lifted one to Frisch, but
Myers continued to add to the annoy
ance which the bunions of Mr. Benton
cause him by doubling to left and
scoring Kilduff. K3netchy singled 10
right and scored Myers. Neis plas-
tered single in center and Mr. Benton
took the largest bunions known to the
National Pastme to the showers
Winters replaced him. Miller attempt
cd to keep up the slaughter but Frisch
knocked down a terrific drive and con-
verted it into an out.
Two More for Dodgers
In the third inning the Dangerous
Dodgers scored a couple more runs.
Kilduf got base on balls and contin-
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! Kell's throw passing right through Mr.
Winters. Konetchy hit to center and
scored little Peterkin. Neis laid down
q sacrifice and Wheat scored on a
single by Miller.
In the fifth inning Wheat, Neis and
Miller walked and filled the bases This
brought the able bodied mariner and
hopper, Mr. r. Vanguard, to bat, and
Reuben has been known to clout them
upon occasion. Winters could not To-
cate the port side of Reuben and he
also walked, while Wheat walked right
home.
In the sixth inning the wildness Of
Winters was still something Of a fac
tor in the atrocities which the Danger
Gus Dodgers were committing upon the
persons of the Giants. With one out
Peterkin Kilduff got himself a base on
balls. Wheat singled and sent Peter
kin to third. Myers shot one down to
Beauty Bancroft and the little pill
eluded his digits, giving kilduff time to
score
Konetchy singled again and the bases
were filled, which caused such irrita-
ton to Winters that he walked Neis
and another run came in. The inmates
of the stands waxed unhappy between
the heat and what was happening.
The Giants got their lone run by
punching hits in the only inning where
the ex-mariner, Mr.. Marquard, seemed
to ease up. Beauty Bancroft conducted
the lone tally across by himself, start
ing it with double to left and scoring
on crack to center by Pep Young.
But after that the Giants never seemed
to have a chance.
Just before the game there was q
piercing shrek in the vicinity of the
Giant dugout when the announcement
was made that Pitcher Hubbell had
been sold down the river to the Phil
lies. The unfortunate young man was
escorted to the train in pitiful con-
dition and rushed off to his doom.
The score
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