New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-26

rattliug rally in the eighth inning,
gave the McGraw men the Victory.
Mike Kircher, the Cards sensational
young recruit pitcher. went along at a
great rate, and had his opponents vir-
tually eating out of hts hands until the
fatal eighth inning. Up to that time
Nr had yielded only six scattered hits,
and the Giants had scored onlyone run.
That tally came in the sixth when the
speedy Frisch stole home.
Jesse Barnes also pitched great ball
unit 1.-The sixth inning when the home
players punched three hits, and these,
coupled with an error by King and
base en- balls, gave the Cards three
runs. Barnes was taken out in favor
OF Il pinch hitter in the eighth, and
Shutflin Phil Douglas held the st.
Louis clan in check during the last
two innings.
Giants Threaten in First
The Giants filled the bases in the
very first inning but could not shove
q run across. With two out Young
hoat out a bunt vast the box. and
Frisch sent HIM to second with a single
to LEFT Kelly grounded to Hornsbv,
but the three runners were saft when
Iavan dropped Hornsbys throw to
second After three balls and two
strikes had been called on him King
grounded to Lavan for the third out.
The McGraw men passed up another
good chance to score in the second
inning. Doyle, the first batter,
slammed hit through Hornsby
Snyder forced him al second on q
rrounder 20 Lavan and Barnes forced
Snyder at second on bunt to Kircher
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Barnes went 70 third when Stock made
Wild throw to second. Burns stole
second. but Bancroft went out on a
groundcr to Stock.
The Cards threatened to break
through in the third, but they were
turned back without run. Clemens.
the first batter, poked single through
Doyle kircher hunted in front of the
plate, and both runners were safe
when Snyder made low throw in at
tempting to cut Clemens at second
Jack Smith forced Clemens at third
on tap 20 Barnes, and Jacques Four
nier forced Smith at second on a sharp
erounder tn Kelly: Stock rolled one
down to Bancroft for the third out
The Giant finally brke the deadlock
in the sixth when they scored one run
YOUNG led Of with single over second,
ard Fri ch forced him on q grounder to
Stock. Kelly shot q single to right and
both runners advanced on Kings infeld
CIT After Two balls and one strike
had been called on Doyle Frisch dashed
for the III t. and was safe on a close
Tay Tie home niavers and the rabid
fars 7nt pa ~ av1' quawk at I'm
pifc Klein 'eri ion but it awaited
tNe' n2Hrr T'e hen grounded to
'arnsty the third out
Cards Raily and Take Lead
h lsae PLAYERS came back strong
tie sixth and took the
laad ~ having il rec runs across.
Fegr~1r I'D II w . single to right
'nQ s-0cs Flowed with another to the
s0 rree Fourner took third as
Fl 'H-H'- rced stock ut second on q
hounder o Bancroft King mufed Nc
Ecnlg'4 line drive and Fourier tai
Ted. Lav7n drove a single to center,
scoring Hornsby. Doyle fumbled
Hratheote's Grounder, allowing Nc
Horny to score, but Larry secovered
The ball in time to get Heathcote at
first. Clemens was Intentionally
passed, but Kircher brought the riot
Gus inning to a close by forcing Glenn
o0s It second.
The Cards threatened to score again
in the seventh, but Barnes frightened up
Saith the first batter, shot a single
to right center and Fournier sent him
to second on hunt to Frisch Smith
took third on bunt to Frisch Smith
barnes then famed the dangerous
Hornsby.
The Giants rushed back into the
game in the eighth and settled the out
come by driving in five runs. Young
started the bombardment with a single
to right and Frisch forced him at sec
ond on grounder to Lavan. Kelly
smashed a triple to deep eft center,
scoring Frisch. King sent Kelly across
with the tying run on single to right
Doyle singled to right sending King
to third, and Larry sprinted to second
on the throw to the far corner
Kircher walked Snyder purposely, fill
ing the bases. Roy Grimes batted for
Barnes and went out on grounder to
Hornsby, but King scored on the play
The reliable George Burns came
through with another single to left
scoring Doyle and Snyder.
Bancroft sent Burns to third on a
single along the right field foul line
Kircher was then sent to the showers
and Ferdie Schupp took up the pitch
ing burden. Burns was nailed at the
plate for the third out on an attempted
double steal.