New-York tribune., 1920-09-22


opposing pitchers that neither team
got even two hits in any one inning
The Giants showed the winning run
across in the seventh on a base on
balls, single by Frisch and an infeld
out.
Toney let the champions down with
exactly three hits, one of which was
a slow infeld roller. The other two
Whenever the visitors became the least
hit menacing Toney Invariably tighten
ed up and turned them back. He. rs
we'll as Napier, received perfect sup
port and neither team was guilty of
p single error. Toney handed out two
bases on balls, but neither Of these
caused any damage.
Napier was found for six safeties.
but he kept these distributed in as
many innings. He issued only one base
on balls, but this came in the seventh
and paved the way for the lone tally
that was necessary to decide the issue.
With The exception of the seventh not
one of the home players got as far
second base.
Only twenty-nine batters; two more
than the minimum number, faced
held sway on the mound and not once
did they have a chance to break
through. Two of them reached sec
ond base, but neither advanced any
further. We're it not for Frisch's
single in the seventh, which put Young
in position to score, the battle might
have lasted Indefinitely as neither
pitcher showed any signs of weakening
Toney gave Daubert a base on balls
in the very first inning with one out
but Jake was caught stealing q mo-
ment later and Groh flied out to Burns.
Young slammed out single in the
Giants half of the first with two out,
but Frisch lifted q fly to Neae.
Roush opened the second inning by
beating out slow roller to Doyle for
he first hit off Toney. Bancroft made
great running catch of Duncan's
Texas Lacquer in left field. Neale flied
first base by Toney and run down
for the third out.
Napier drew base on balls in the
third with two out. but he was left
stranded as Rath hoisted an easy fy
to Burns. The Reds became n trife
menacing in the fourth, but great
double play BY Doyle and Frisch
stopped them in their tracks.
Dauhe!. opened the inning with
sharp TWO bagger to deem right center:
Gron raised short fy in the general
direction of right field which looked
like a certain hit, but Doyle pulled
the ball down after a long run. Daubert
tried 70 reach third after the catch
Lut Doyle's fine throw nailed the
runner as he slid into the bag.
Frisch shot single to right with
one out in the fourth. but Kelly
promptly hit into double play. Burns
beat out neat bunt to Faith in the
sixth with one out but he was cut
down in attempting to steal after Ban
crort had flied out to Neale for the
third time
The visitors went out in order IN the
fifth and sixth innings, but Roush
cracked out his second hit, .wo-baggcr
20 left. with two out in the seventh.
Toney then pulled himself together and
forced Duncan 70 ground out to Ban
croft.
The Giants finally managed to break
the deadlock in their half of the sey-
enth. Young, the first batter, worked
Napier for base on balls Frisch
came through with a sharp single to
center on which Young sprinted to
third. Kelly went out on a slow
grounder 20 Rath. but Young completed
the circuit with the winning run. King
then went out on pop fy and Doyle
rolled one down to Rath for the third
out.
Frisch and Burns shared the batting
honors with two hits each.
The Giants will meet the Cubs this