New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-09-15

No less than nine different pitching
STYLES were trotted out on the rostTum
for exhibition yesterday; and. strange
to say, not one Of them found favor.
Eveay time a Fifth Avenue product was
strutting across the boards some ruff
fans from the north side of Chicago
pelted the unhappy model with any
thing at hand. Fifteen times did the
out-of-town vandals rip base hits
across the fiawless silk garments OF
our almost perfect pitchers who We're
the "mold of fashion and TIE glass
arm of form"
On the other hand, the four Michi-
gan Boulevard manikins who came
East with the Lake Shore, straight
front costumes were molested on only
seven occasions by local thugs armed
with willow bludgeons. In return for
this kind treatment the Western
models handed out four passes for the
baseball side show and thus enabled
the New Workers to outnumber, sur
round and eventually capture the Chi
cagoans in the alleged baseball game.
In order of their appearance on the
stage the McGraw offerings were as
follows: The McQuillan, straight front
and back, with red trimmings, not war
ranted; the Ryan, rose-colored. wide
across the shoulders: the V. Period
Barnes, serviceable, good in all wealth
.er; the Scott, antique design, trimmed
with crepe on the arms; the Jonnard,
q fast blonde of strike-out appearance.
Four Distinct Types
The Junior partner in the exhibition,
Mr.. Kiilefer, trotted out four separate
and distinct types, including the Aid
Gdge, Of low-destroyer build in battle
chip gray, fringe with free tickets to
Srst base; the Kaufman, princess
style, for evenings only, offered at
S298, and cheap at half the price; the
Zones, short anyway you look at it, OF
Aft-handed taffeta, unshrinkable, will
sand washing and polishing; the Stue-
sand, to be worn at the end of an i'm
9erfect day, rather high around the
Sars, snug in the waist and low at the
Dnkles The stage was tastefully dec
SEATED with razz-berries. Shoes from
PISS, Doerr & Carroll. Music by Heck.
Piano legs furnished by Hack Miller.
AS for the ball game, it was a terri
Bile thing. The worlds champions ac-
copied several bases on balls from Vic
Aldridge in the second inning and
thumped out several hits for a total Of
four runs. In the fifth they repeated
the same performance at the expense
of Tony Kaufman to the tune Of three
more runs. During the rest of the
afternoon the Clan McGraw was en-
gagged in preventing the curly Cubs
from battering host of New York
hurlers to death and running off with
the prize package.
The Killefer clan made enough
hirgles to win half dozen little pas
times. Every time a Giant rooter lifted
his head the bases were filled with
Cubs, who had no place to go but home,
and they went there only under com
yulsion or injunction. Three singles
off McQuillan gave them run in the
second. Several hits, pair of passes
and wild pitches by "Red Mac and
Rosy Ryan, who had come to the res
cue, added two more in the third "
Barnes yielded another in the sixth
on two singles and welk, and Jack
Scott and Jonnard were hammered in
the seventh for four hits and two more
runs.
In the eighth the enemy had the
bases flied, with only one run needed
to tie, but Jonnard took one look at
the bull pen, saw that it was denuded
of talent and retired the Cubs himself.