New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-06

DIST IN the seventh inning ana SpllC o
TO retire.
After the Rube had been found for
three hits in the first inning, he
settled down and pitched good ball
until he was forced to quit. He al
lowed only four more hits and kept
these we'll scattered. Benton was not
forced TO extend himself at any stage
of the contest, as his mates accorded
him fine support. and gave him an
carly lead. Pol Perritt replaced him
in the seventh and yielded two more
aafeties.
Rixey Gets Pounding
Eppa Japtha Rixey. the Phillies'
elongated southpaw, was pounded with
considerable frequency and the home
players gathered six runs during his
brief stay on the mound. Enzman
was semt to the rescue in the fourth
and he Jared much better than his
predecessor. He acid the Giants
scoreless until the ninth, when they
added two more superAuous runs.
Bancroft led the attack on the visi-
tors twirlers with three singles in
four trips to the plate. Snyder was
not far behind with two doubles.
Frisch also connected for two-bag-
ger and q single, the first of which
put the Giants in the lead in the first
inning.
The Phillies plastered Benton rather
severely in the very first inning ana
JUMPED OFF TO a one-run lead. Pau
lette led of with sharp single to CEN
sacrifice bunt to Benton. Williams
shot a single to right, scoring Paulette.
Bancroft made wonderful stop OF
Meusel's grounder, but it went for
single. Fletcher flied out to Young
and lie Bourveau famed for the third
OFT.
The Giants came back with rush in
their half Of the first and took the lead
by showing two runs across. After
Burns had grounded out to Ralph Miller
Bancroft shot q single to center. Pau
lette and Withrow mussed up Youngs
pop fly between first base and the plate,
and both runners were safe. Frisch
came through with q two-bagger to
Young. Kelly then fouled out TO With
row and King grounded to Miller.
Snyder Hits Double
The MeGraw men added two more in
the second. Grimes, the first batter,
drew a base on balls, and Snyder sent
him home on double to left. SNYDER
then took third on Benton's bunt to
Rixey and completed the circuit on
Rnrna's sacrifice fly to Meusel. Ban
croft poked single past Fletcher. but
Young went out on roller to Raw
lings. w.
King gave the home crew two more
tallies in the third, when he connected
with one Of Rixey's shoots and drove 1t
into the left field bleachers for home
run after Kelly had walked.
Cravath decided to give Rixey the
rest of the afternoon to himself, and
Engraann took up the twirling burden
in the fourth. The newcomer got big
hand from the crowd when he struck
out Frisch and Kelly in the fifth and
Meusel opened the sixth with his
third nit, single TO left, but Benton
Immediately frightened up and retired
4he side. Bancroft converted Fetch
era grounder into fast double play
and lie Bourveau then flied out to
Benton Forced to Quit
After Miller had grounded out to
Bancroft in the seventh, WithroW
slammed one Off Benton's hand, put
Grimes pounced on the ball and nailed
the runner at first. The blow split one
OF Benton's fingers and he was forced
go quit in favor Of Perritt.
Williams got the first hit of Pol in
che eighth with two out. It was q
single to center: Williams then took ],
second on o wild pitch, but Meusel
failed 60 connect for his fourth hit
and went out on o grounder to Ban
After going hitless for three innings
che Giarits gathered two more runs in
the eighth. Frisch. the first batter s
drove a sharp one through the box for
a single. Miller made great one
hand stop Of Kelly's sharp grounder
past third base, but it went for q
single. King famed and Grimes iltteo
Ay to Williams. Snyder then
slammed one off the left field fence
for double. which scored both run
ners. Perritt famed for the third out
The Giants left for Boston last night
60 omen six-game series with the
Braves. The teams will meet In q
double-header this afternoon instead
oe the usual morning and afternoon
holiday games. Double bills are also
scheduled for tomorrow and "ednes-
day.
The score: