New-York tribune., 1920-06-29
Burns, Kelly,
sF'risch Join
4-Base Hitters
Bancroft Adds to Batting
= Orgy With Six Singles;
=. Nehf Has Easy Sailing
Erom, q Spccial Correspondent

From q Special Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, June %. The
Giants returned here to-day bent on
axenging their defeat by Cecil Aiger-
non Causey in the second game of the
double header with the Phillies Sat
urday, and they certainly obtained 1t
in full measure. They buried IaVVy
Cravath's cellar champions under an
overwhelming score of 10 TO .. ne Inc
visitors were weary from Jogging
around the bases when the contest
finally came to an end.
The McGraw men slammed the com
bined offerings of Meadows, Welnert
and Belts to all corners of the park
for a total of twenty hits, including
three home runs, triple and three
doubles. Dave Bancroft led the at
tack on his former team mates with
six singles in as many times at bat.
Long George Kelly hit homer with
the bases filled in the fourth inning.
Fordham Frank Frisch got a circuit
clout in the third with two men on
bases and also a triple in the ninth.
George Burns got the Giants other
homer in the ninth. All of the New
Workers, with the exception of Benhie
Kauff and Lefevre, who replaced Ban
croft in the ninth, but did not come
to bat registered at least one safety.
We Fletcher Makes Homer
Artie Nehf, the Giants expensive
southpaw, did not have to extend him
self 20 keep his opponents IN check
He eased up in the ninth after hold
ing the Phillies scoreless after the
first inning and the locals managed
to shove two runs across on Meusels
single and Fletcher's home run over
the short right field wall.
Lee Meadows, the bespectacled
twirler, started on the mound Tor the
home aggregation, but was driven to
eover in the fourth under a fussillade
Of hits and runs Weinert and Belts
also were ineffective. 1t was the first
time that Meadows had been forced to
withdraw under fire this season.
The Phillies MADE an ausplclous start
and showed over a run IN the hrst
inning on Rawlings's double and Will
iams's single, but they soon lost the
lead, as the visitors scored three runs
in the third, when Frisch slammed the
tia1l into the left field bleachers, send
ing home Bancroft and Young ahead of
him.
The real bombardment opened in the
fourth and before the inning was
finally brought to close seven more
runs had filtered over the plate. Sick
ing, the first batter, drew base on
balls. Earl Smith shot a single to
center Nehf beat out bunt along
the third base line. filling the bases
Sticking tailed on Burnss infield out
and Bancroft came through with his
third hit, a single to center, which
scored Smith and Nehf.
Meadows Batted Out
Young then chased Meadows to th'
showers with another single to right
Weinert was thrown into the breacl
az this stage and he Immediately un
corked a wild pitch and then CAV
7'risch base on balls. again filling tn
bases. Kelly followed with a terrifi
drive into the left field bleachers, whic
netted the Giants four more runs.
The New Workers added four super
fuous runs in the seventh on two base
on halls, double by King, Snyder
infeld hit and singles by Burns an
Bancroft. They also got four more i
the ninth on Bancroft's single, double
by Nehf and Young, Burns's home ru
and Frisch's triple to deep right cente
Al Lefevre, the former Fordham sta
who was signed by the Giants la:
week, broke into a big league gan
for the first time. He was sent in
run for Bancroft in the ninth aft,
the latter had slammed out his sixt
hit. The youngster scored on Frisch
triple. He also handled two feldir
chances perfectly.
The score: