New-York tribune., 1920-04-09

Waite Hoyt and Harper did the pitchS
ing for Boston The Brooklyn boy
pitched the first six innings, and when
he departed the Red Sox held a one
run lead. In the seventh Harper as
sumed the heavy work for Ed Barrow
and showed he was in good form by
passing the first batter 10 face him.
Before tho Hackcnsack southpaw re-
tired the side. four runs had crossed
the plate.
The defeat ended Barrow's dream Of
winning the series. Thirteen games
have been played so far. and of this
number the Giants have won nine.
Three more games are still to be staged,
one at Reading tomorrow and two at
the Polo Ground Saturday and Sun
day.
Wind Hampers Players
It was another one Of those winiv
days and the dust flew about the field
continuously. 1t bothered the players
and was responsible for Lew Mccarthy
losing Harry Hooper's ay In front cf
the plate IN the first Inning. This
paved the way for q two-run lead fer
the American Leaguers.
McNally sacrificed. Menosky hi.
single TO center feld and he BAN
earomed OF Kauff's toe-plate. Hooper
scored and Menosky went to second on
the error. Hendryx smashed a single
o center, but fast fielding by Burns
held Menosky on third. Mc1nnis hi,
fly to short right. It was Youngs
ball, but Doyle ran back and caught it.
Menosky easily beat Larry's throw to
the plate.
In the second inning Foster singled
and Hitler sacrificed. After Walters
popped to Fletcher, Hoyt cracked
hit to center. Kauff made a great
throw to the plate, but any chance Of
Foster being caught there went aglinl-
mering when Kelly stepped in and in
tercepted the throw
Frank Frisch, Fordham's pride, and
the same Kelly got back two of these
runs in the fourth. Frisch singled With
::wo out. and the nephew Of Bill Lanee
followed with a prodigious clout over
the center field fence. 1t was the big
Arst baseman's third homer in two
days.
Toney Quits After Sixth
Toney left the fray at the end Of the
sixth inning. Before going, however,
he yielded another run. In the fifth
McNally singled and went out, stealing
second. Menosky walked. "Stuffy'
Mclnnis hammered a two Dagger off
the right fence field and Menosky
pranced over the home plate.
The Giants tailed another run of
Hoyt in the sixth. McCarty hitsa one
bagger and Toney unexpectedly
smashed single TO center. The bali
rolled through Hendryx's legs and
McCarty scored al the way from first.
Harper was the Boston pitcher in
the seventh and the Giants harped on
him for four runs. The Sox played
wretchedly in this round and gave
great exhibition OF tossing the baf
aimlessly about Harper allowed only
three hits and the Giants would have
.allled only one run with perfect field
ing. behind the southpaw.
Young walked as starter in the sew
enth. Hitler threw out Fletcher. Doyle
hit long drive TO right center which
Hooper dropped after long run.
Young scored and Doyle went to sec
ond. Harper issued another free gift
TO STATE, who batted for KauF.
Frisch hit to Miller and Scott's sub
stitute threw the ball over McNally's
head. This scored Doyle and sent
Statz to third. Kelly his down third
base line and Foster threw wild to
catch STATE at the plate. McCarty fol-
lowed with a single to center Frsca
crossing the plate. Sticking batted for
Toney and the bases were crowded
when Hendryx dropped his fly. The
sun ended when McNally took Burns's
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