New-York tribune., 1919-08-21

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George Kelly. the prodigal Giant,
was reclaimed from the Rochester
Club of the International League,
which which he has been ripping up with his
hitting, TO hang around first base while
Hal Chase IS convalescing- George got
one hit out of two games He is related
to Bill Lange, but not on the batting
side.
There is some sort of rule whereby
players may not be farmed out, and the
return Of George made many wonder
how the Giants got away with it.
Everything was cleared up, however,
that all rules are suspended when the
Giants are behind was cited. No one
can deny that the Giants are behind
Owners Are Perturbed
Before recording the brutalities
which the Giants practised upon the
helpless Cardinals the writer must
wiring n tear or two over the great
mental anguish that has been affecting
the owners Of tha Giants these days
1t seems that during the biggest day Of
4 the Cincinnati series three persons got
by the gate for nothing. This has
thrown the management into such con-
steination that new checking system
has been placed in operation at the
gates
It is believed that these miscreants
effected an entrance through the press
gate, which has been placed at the Polo
Grounds for the convenience Of the
striking actorss All persons entering
this gate yesterday were subjected to a
animation no working actors being
admitted.
The Giants took the first game
through a couple Of slips by Willie
Doak, the saliva singer of the Cards,
aided by an untimely juggling feat on
the part of Lavan- Doak went bad
in the third with the score to ! for
the Cards
McCarty got a base on balls and
Zeitung Statz went in to run for him.
Toney started to sacrifice, but Lavan
dropped the throw and Toney numbered
safely to the bag. Burns got base on
balls and filled Young achieved very
scratchy single TO Lavan and Statz
scored Whereupon Fletcher laced a
hit to right, scoring Burns and Toney.
The Giants got ono in the first, when
Young singled to centre and stole sec
ond. He scored on Zimmerman's
single after Fletcher had been drowned
out by Doaks saliva delivery
Clemons Gets Homer
In the second Clemons tied the score
all by himself by driving home run
into the left field bleachers The
Cardinals added another in the third
when Heathcote forced Schultz and
stole second Stocks out advanced him
and Hornsby got a base on balls. Then
the double steal was executed, Heath
cote coming homo when McCarty made
wild heave 10 second
The Giants got ono more in the fifth,
when Toney singled and scored on
tWO-b gper by Young
The customers who watched the
Giants picking on the Lost Battalion
with something like apathy duriag the
first game took little more interest
in the second. The Giants shot one
run across on jake May in the first
and got all the way to third on single
by Fletcher. He scored on long
fly by Zimmerman.
With two out in the fourth inning
Kauff reached first by the simple
process of butting ball with his
head Accustomed to being beaned by
heavy Jumps of coaf when he was
miner, Benjamin is hard-headed. He
Immediately stole second and Kelly
got base on balls. While Benny was
laying off second he found himself
trapped and started down to third.
Mays held the ball and meditated
While the left-handed Cardinal was
lost in thought Benny dashed to third
and made it. Snyder then bounced q
freaky wo-bagger through second and
Kauf and Kelly scored.
The lone run Of the Cardinals was
accomplished in the seventh inning,
when the Lost Battalion took couple
or desperate pastcs at the Tar Heel
Turbine. McHenry slashed double
to left Ciemons shot a hit through
short and Baird singled, scoring Nc
Henry. 1t looked as though Reuben
Benton was about to join the GONZALES
cent ward in the Giant dugout, but he
did not explode.
The last run of the Giants was scored
m the eighth by Benny Kauff, who sim
gled along the right field foul line. He
scored on a long swipe by Kelly, who
was caught out trying to make it a
two Dagger. Benny did a nice piece of
fielding when he nailed May at the
plate with beautiful return of
Heathcote's hit
However, Benjamin seems to have
been brooding over the "raz" that is
being handed him by his former
friends and admires. Where they used
to shout, "Oi, Oh Benneh! Give it a
home-run smesh!" they are now shout
Ing, "Oi, here comes Bennett It's
another out vet"