New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-22
Blow by Doyle
I'm Late Rally
Defeats Cubs
Young Also Figures in Up
rising Against Tyler; Nc
Craw Men Victors, 8 to 3
Bv r. I. Kelly

came pack WIN u vengeance against the
Cubs to-day and won the second game
of the series by score of to 3. The
victory again put the New Workers. only
three games behind the league leading
Reds.
The Giants were trailing at the end
of the seventh, but they definitely set
tied the outcome in the last two inn
ings, when they scored seven runs.
The cold, threatening weather kept the
attendance down to mere handful of
faithful rooters.
Lefty Tyler, who undertook to hold
the visitors in check, went along very
nicely during the first seven innings.
In that period he yielded only seven
spa,rs,ely scattered hits, but in the
eighth and ninth he was pastered very
freely. Jess Barnes, VINO performed
Tor the Giants, allowed nine hits, but
ne managed to keep these pretty well
distributed. Good support helped him
on several critical occasions.
Giants Get One-Run Lead
Burns, Young and King were the i'm
portant factors in the Giants attack, as
each registered three hits. The Giants
got OIL to one-run lead in the very
ilrst inning. Burns led off with a
double to center. Bancroft went out
on a grounder to Deal, but Burns held
second. Young beat out tap in front
OF the plate putting Burns on third.
Frsch then grounded out to Merkle
ana Barns scored. Kelly drew base
on balls, but King rolled to Deal for
the third out.
Barnes got himself in a rather tight
hole in the Cubs half of the first. But
fine support kept the home players
scoreless. Flack slammed the first bal
pitched for a single to right Terry
beat out a slow roller to Kelly, puttjnr
Flack on second. Both runners adj
vanced on Robertson's sacrifice to
Barnes. Merkle hit grounder to Ban
croft and Flack was cut down at the
plate. King then made a great catch
or faskert's long drive near the fence
in right center.
evened the count. With one out Terry
shot single to left. On the hit-and
run play Robertson came through with
a single to center, putting Terry on
third. Merkle then lifted long tiv to
burns near the left field foul line. and
Terry completed the circuit while Rob
ertson raced to second after the catch
Paskert grounded to Bancroft for the
third out
There was plenty of excitement in
the sixth when the Giants came within
an ana ace Of tieing the score. Young, the
llrst batter, bounced one over second
for single. Frisch attempted to sac
rlhce, but he forced Young at second
on on bunt to Tyler. The Fordham
Flash then made clean steal of sec
ond. Kelly flied to Flack King
slammed one at Deal and the latter
tried to tap Frisch, who was sprintine
to third. The play was close, but UNI
pre- Rrgler called him safe
Double Steal Fails
The home players and the fans put
up an awful howl Mt the decision.
When peace was restored Frisch and
King attempted double steal. Frisch
apparently beat Terry's return to the
plate, but Umpire Moran ruled other
wise. The visitors voiced strenuous
protests over the verdict, but to no
avail.
The Cubs finally managed to break
the deadlock in the seventh when they
showed one run across. Daily opened
the inning with a single to left.
Tyler was presented with base on
balls. Both runners advanced on
Flack's sacrifice. Frsch to Doyle, who
covered first. Terry then hoisted fly
to King in center, who made wide re-
turn to the plate, DAILY scoring and
Tyler taking third as the ball rolled to
the stands. Robertson fouled to Snyder
for the third out.
The McGraw men made a desperate
stand in the eighth inning and re-
sumed the lead by scoring three runs
The ever-reliable George Burns led off
with a single off Tyler's shins Ban
croft famed for the second time, but
Young hit safely over second. Frisch
then grounded to Terry and the latter
threw to Frberg in attempting a double
play.
Young was safe when Friberg failed
to touch second, but Frisch was out at
first, Burns reaching third on the play.
Tyler seemed to find considerable diff
Guilty, and he passed Kelly, filling the
bases. King also walked, after three
balls and two strikes had been called
on him, forcing in Burns. Doyle poked
a single to right, scoring Young and
Kelly. Snyder ended the uprising by
going out on a splash in front of the
plate.
The Cubs added another in their half
OF the eighth on singles by Merkle and
Paskert and Deals infield out. The
Giants ran amuck in the ninth and
gathered four more TALES on Barnes's
single, Deals error, Youngs double.
helder's choice, Kellys sacrifice fly and
Kings single.
Southpaws Artie Nehf and Jim
Vaughn will probably oppose each
other in the final and deciding game of
the series tomorrow:
The score:
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