New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-21

Southpaw RUDE Benton, who started
on the mound for the New Workers.,
was wild and very ineffective. The
Cubs bumped him rather severely in
the second inning and he was chased
to cover in the third. "Shuffln' Phil"
Douglas relieved tho battered Benton
but he was taken out in the seventh
In favor OF pinch hitter. Jessie VIM
ters finished the game, but the damage
had long since been done.
Alexander the Great, who performed
for the home outfit. was hit rather
with men on the bases. He yielded ten
hits, but kept these fairly we'll scat
tered and did not issue a single base
on halls. He also aided his own cause
. by samming out two singles in three
Official trips to the plate.
Paskert on Job
cold Man Paskert played q very
prominent part in the downfall of the
New Workers. He roamed all over the
outfeld pulling down long flies, and in
addition, he registered three Dagger
and a home run.
Dave Bancroft, the Giants brilliant
shortstop who had been out Of the
game with an injured knee since last
ef-''ANts'-s AtNtttiitN tH kAc liNt-ND, OUT
he was compelled to quit in the fifth
inning. Al Lefevre. Il former Ford
ham star, who replaced him, played a
great fielding game.
The Cubs got eff to q good start and
showed three runs acrtss in the second
inning Benton served a slow one to
Paskert, the first batter up, and the
veteran promptly drove ii into the
lett field bleachers. This blow seemed
to upset the southpaw and he presented
Denl with a base on balls Friberg was
and Bancroft. OFarrell then beat out
another hunt in front of the plate,
filing the bases.
The RUDE found considerable diff
guilty in locating the plate and he
walked Alexander, forcing in Deal with
the second run Of the inning. Flack
slammed grounder at Doyle, and Fri
berg was nailed at the plate Terry
poked one down to Frisch, and OAR
Tei- was forced out at the plate. Davey
Robertson beat out a slow roller to
Kelly, allowing Alexander to tally.
A4erhie ended the agony by grounding
out to the box
Douglas Goes to Mound
Faskert opened the third inning with
triple to deep right center and Ben
ton was Immediately given the gate in
favor Of Douglas. Shufflin' Phil soon
uncorked a wild pitch, on which Paskert
scored Deal grounded out, but Friberg
slammed hit through Bancroft.
Douglas then frightened up and retired
the side.
The Giants had great opportunity
10 score IN the fourth, but they were
,urned back. Young led off with a
single to center and Frisch flied out to
Paskert. Kelly shot 4 single to center,
Dut Young was thrown out in ATTEMPT
ing to reach third on the hit. Spencer
then holsted fly to Robertson for the
third out
The NcGraw men also had great
ehance 70 shove ore across in the fifth.
but once more they failed. Doyle, the
.rst batter, shot a single to center.
Gonzales, who had just replaced Smith,
nop2ed to Terry and Douglas flied out
to Paskert Burns then singled to
center, Doyle raced to third Burns
was nailed at second when he tried to
advance on the throw to the infield.
he game was suspended for five
minutes at the end of the ff h inning
IN honor OF Ray Chapman's memory,
When play was resumed the Giants
finally came to life and saved them
selves from a shutout Lefevre led off
With single to center, but Young
lifted one to Pasl<ert. Frisch forced
Lefevre at second on grounder to
triberg. Long George Kelly smashed
q double along the left field foul line
on which the Fordham Flash sprinted
across the plate
Friberg Hits Two-Bagger
Douglas went along pretty we'll until
the sixth, when the home players added
another superfiuous run. Frberg, the
first batter up, drove a two-b Dagger to
left center and OFarrell sent him to
third with sacrifice. Alexander came
through with single to right, scoring
Friberg, Fiack drew a base on balls,
but Terry ended the uprising by hit
ting into fast double play Doyle to
Lefevre to Kelly.
The Giants coupled two more hits in
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