New-York tribune., 1920-08-09

five in the series with the Westerner,
in the league standing.
The Giants gave a great exhibition
They outplayed their opponents In all
departments of the game. Their hit
ting was timely and their fielding we'll
nigh perfect. They got away to an
early lead and increased it as they
went along.
Jim Vaugn, the Cubs big Southpaw,
did not possess his usual effectiveness
and the local playes bumped him with
considerable frequency. He was found
for total of seven hits, including a
seven inning regime. He was taken
out for a pinch hitter in the eighth
inning and Nick Carter took up the
twirling burden but he Jared no better
than his predecessor. Vaughn was
charged with the defeat and it was his
second setback in the series just
ended.
Fred Toney, who was on the mound
for the New Workers, went along very
we'll and received wonderful support
from his mates. The big right handler
he not eased up in the nin.h and al
lowed the Cubs to bunch three hits.
He had previously yielded only six
safeties and had kept these we'll scat
tered.
Infielders Star
Splendid work on the part Of the
infelders. particularly Doyle and
Frisch, saved Toney on several critical
occasions. The eyerpopular Larry
made great stop of Barber's hard
grounder in the first inning and cut
OF &ho p1oto Dou1o ole
made fine play on Flack's difficult
grounder in the sixth.
Frisch made a marvellous catch OF
Herzog's terrific line drive in the third
inning The ball was travelling with
the speed of rife shot and it was
potential two-bagger, but the Fordham
Flash jumped several feet to his right
and grabbed the flying pellet. The
force of the ball knocked the youngster
off his feet, but he was up in an in
stant and shot the sphere to Kelly in
an attempt to double Flack off first
base.
The Cubs grew threatening in the
very first inning, but Doyle's great
play turned them back. Flack, the first
butter, drew base on balls, but
Herzog forced him at second on
to right, and when Young fumbled the
ball Herzog raced to third, while Terry
advanced to second. Barber then
slashed a grounder to Doyle and Larry
made wonderful stop and nailed
Herzog at the plate. Toney then
stopped Paskert's hard smash and
threw to Kelly for the third out
The Giants started with rush IN IN
across one run. After Burns had flied
out to Paskert and Bancroft had
grounded out to Terry, Young dropped
a Texas Lacquer in right center and
made two bases on the hit with
great burst of speed. Frisch came
through with a single to left, scoring
Young. Kelly grounded to herzog 1or
the third out.
Giants Score Again
Ross Young gave the home players
another in the fourth when ne con-
nected with one of Vaughn's shoots
and lifted into the right field stands
for home run.
The Giants also scored one In the
seventh. Frisch led off with single
to center and Kelly sent him to second
with sacrifice. King fouled out to
Killefer, but Doyle shot a single to
center, sending Frisch to third. Doyle
and Frisch then engineered double
steal successfully, on which the Ford
ham Flash tailed Killefer's throw
, went through Herzog and rolled to the
outfield, but Doyle was cut down in
trying to reach third.
Vaughn was taken out in the eighth
to allow Twombly to bat for him, and
Nick Carter took up the pitching bur
den. The Giants Immediately 'pro-
ceeded to jump all over the newcomer,
and they showed three more superfious
runs across.
Snyder started the bombardment with
n double to left and Toney struck out
Burns beat out hit to Barber, put
ting Snyder on third. Bancroft singled
to right, scoring Snyder After driving
two along the left field line that were
foul by inches Young walked, filling the
bases Frsch then hit a high bounder
to Herzog and was thrown out at first,
but Burns scored on the play. Carter
promptly uncorked a wild pitch, on
which both Bancroft and Young COM
pleted the circuit Kelly ended the up
rising by striking out
Toney began to loaf in the ninth in
ming, and the Cubs managed to shove
one run across, thus saving themselves
from a shutout. With one out Paskert
doubled to right. Davy Robertson sent
Deal shot another single to center,
scoring Paskert and sending Robert
son to second. OFarrell hoisted one
to Burns, and Daily, batting for Carter,
forced Deal at second on a grounder
to Doyle.
The Cubs will move to Brooklyn this
afternoon and the Pirates will open a
series at the Polo Grounds. Benton
will pitch for the locals and Cooper
will probably be on the mound for the
Buccaneers
The score:
CHICAGO !N IL NEW YORK q. ~
Flack r..:so - oBuns. II II s. 81