New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-22


Harry Hooper was the leader in Bos-
toms victory. He MADE a home run
with one man on in the fifth inning and
base hit. which tied things up, in
the seventh.
Ross Young, who was expected to be
the star for New York, was not even
at the field 1t turned out this morn
ing that Young was e~nfined to his bed
in the Oriental Hotel with case Of
influenza. Yesterday it was said that
he had hurt his ankle at San Antonio.
However. Young is not seriously i'll. He
will be back. in the game in another
week.
A Possible Record
Most likely Hooper in defeating the
Giants single handed cstablshe da rec
ord. The veteran outfielder threw out
a runner at first, another at third and
still another at home. In the second
inning Kauff singled to center and went
to second when Scott fumbled Frisch's
grounder Kelly whizzed single to
right and Kauff rounded third at full
speed.
But Mr.: Hooper made Hooper throw
to the plate, and our Benjamin was
out by several feet or more. That is
not ALL readers. Wait Hoyt, the Brook
iiyn youngster, who was doing the pitch
ing for the Red Sox at the time. de-
iiberately passed Snyder, crowding the
bases.
Toney smashed line drive to right
Tor what looked like the cleanest kind
of hit. Hooper fielded the ball quickly
and made a perfect throw to McInnis.
The ball beat Toney to the bag by
several steps.
When the Giants came to the bat in
the eighth inning they were one run
behind the enemy. After Frisch was
expunged Kelly singled to right and
Barnes followed with safe blow to
left McCarty clouted the ball high
into right field. Hooper raced back
INTO the crowd, made a beautiful catch
Kelly at third. The ball never touched
the ground before reaching Fosters
hands. No wonder the multitude gave
Harry great ovation as he came back
to the bench.
BY keeping the ball out of Hooper's
reach the Giants managed to push a
run over the plate in the fourth inning.
Doyle singled off McInnis's leg. Kauff
hit straight at Scott, who fumbled the
play, although Benny was out at first.
Frisch flied out to Menosky Kelly was
safe on Fosters boot, Doyle going to
third. Doyle and Kelly engineered a |
double steal, Larry beating SCOTS re-
urn throw to the plate.
Toney Starts in Box
Fred Toney pitched the first five inn
ings. In the final inning that he &C.
cupied the mound the Sox, thanks to
mighty blow over the right field
fence by Hooper, assumed command
OF the battle. Hoyt singled to right
ON the first ball pitched Hooper swung
sailing over the right-feld fence, Hoyt
scoring ahead of him.
Herb Pennock. the southpaw, re-
p'aced Eoyt in the sixth, while Jesse
Barnes supplanted Tonev. Due to
wildncss on the part of Pennock the
Giants Tailed a pair of runs in the
sixth and once moro took the lead.
Pennock struck out Doyle, but walked
hauf, Frisch, Kelly and Barnes, fore
ing IN run. McCarty singled to left
and Frisch crossed the plate
1t appeared as if the Giants were
going to score many runs, but I'M
fortunately Burns smashed erounder
20 McNally and the second basemen
brought the inning to a close by ex-
ecutlne double play with the help
of Mclnnis. That ended the Giants
scoring. But not the Red Sox.
In the seventh Barnes hit Walters
with the ball. Pennock flied to Kautf.
Hooper doubled into the crowd for two
bases, Walters being held at third.
Foster hit safely to right and the
catcher pranced home. Menosky
forced Hooper at the plate, while Mar
sans famed. Then came the eighth
inning, which brought defeat to the
Giants.
With two out Scott and Walters
singled. Pennock crashed two
Dagger to right and Scott scored with
the winning run.