New-York tribune., 1920-09-26

went home sad, disappointed lot and
were wondering whether their favorites
would really land the flag.
The gates to Squire Ebbess' ball park
were closed about three quarters of. an
hour before game time, and after that
none but holders of reserved seat tick
cts were admitted. The scenes outside
'1he park resembled riot, and thou
sands were turned away.
II the seating accomm odations OF
the field had permitted, more than Co.
900 would have witnessed the encoun-
ter. The stands as we'll as the tenn
porary bleachers in the outfeld were
filled to capacity an hour before game
time, but none of the spectators were
permitted to watch the game from the
playing field.
Mamaux Also Pounded
Burleigh Grimes, the Dodgers pitch
ing ace, started on the mound, but he
was assaulted numerically and was
finally forced to retire in the seventh
inning. Mamaux relieved the battered
Grimes, and he also was plastered with
considerable vehemence. MamauX was
taken out in favor Of pinch hitter and
MOZART pitched the final inning. This
array of twirling talent was found for
exactly fifteen hits.
The work of Grimes was in direct
contrast to that Of Jesse Barnes who
pitched for the Giants. The latter's
home players virtually eating out of the
palm of his hand, and he let them down
with just four hits. Barnes kept these
so we'll distributed that not once could
the Dodgers break through. He was
aided by brilliant support. particularly
on the part ,of Frisch and Bancroft.
The Giants wasted little time in get
ting started, and they bombarded
Grimes for three runs in the very first
inning: These proved quite sufficient
to decide the outcome, and the Brook
lyn fans shouted in vain during the re-
mander of the afternoon for the Dodg-
ers to overcome this lead.
After Burns had grounded out to Kill
duff to start the game Beauty Ban
croft poked one down to the right field
corner of the lot for three Dagger
and scored moment later when Grimes
uncorked a wild pitch. Young drew a
base on ball and Frsch followed with
q triple to deep right center, sending
Young across.
Frisch Nailed at Plate
Kilduff threw the ball past Johnston
at third, but the pellet hit the stands
hands at the plate and the Fordham
Flash was nailed in attempting to- score
on the overthrow. Long George Kelly,
own nephew of Bill Lange, connected
with one of Grimes's moist shoots and
bounced it into the left field bleachers
FOR home run. King finally brought
the rlotous inning to close by lifting
fly to Griffith.
The Dodgers became trifle menac-
Ing in the fourth, but Barnes frightened
up nicely and turned theb back Grit
fifth opened with a single to center.
Wheat rolled one down to Kelly, who
threw to Bancroft to force out Griffith
at second, but both runners were safe
when Beauty dropped the ball. Griffith
reached third on the double killing,
but was stranded when Konetchy
grounded out to Doyle.
The Giants went after Grimes again
In the fifth and increased their lead by
scoring another run. Burns, the first
then took second on Bancroft's ground
er to Johnston. Pep Young poked a
single to left and Burns pulled up at
third. Frisch went outon a grounder to
Kilduff, but Burns crossed the plate or
the play. Kelly then flied to Myers for
the third out
Some fine support saved Barnes from
being scored on in the home players
half Of the fifth. Kilduff bounced one
over second for what looked like sure
hit, but Bancroft speared the pellet
and nailed the runner at first Mile,
then slammed one off Barnes's glove
but Frisch pounced on the pall anc
threw to Kelly in time to make the
putout.
Doyle Hits Two-Bagger
Grimes was handed some more harsh
treatment in the sixth. With cme out
Doyle smashed a two-bagger to left
Smith slammed one to center fiele
which bounced into the crowd for s
ground rule triple. After Smith hae
plodded all the way around TO thirt
base, Miller claimed that Earl hac
stepped out of the battcr's box wher
ne hit the ball. Umpire Rigler llowed
the protest and Smith was called out
while Doyle was chased back to second
The visitors put up an awful squawl
at the decision, but to no avail. Wher
peace was restored, Barnes lined tt
Olson for the third out.
The Giants resumed their assault O,
Grimes in the seventh and the big spit
ball artist was given the rest Of tn,
afternoon to himself. Burns led Of
with single to center, and on tn,
hit and run Bancroft came through
with single to left, on which Burn
sprinted to third. Wheat made val,
throw to Johnston in an attemut Z.
head off Burns and Bancroft sneaket
down to second. At this point Mamau,
was hurled into the breach and YounS
greeted him with sharp single {,
right which scored Burns and Bancroft
Ivy Olson pulled neat muff O.
Friseh's easy pop fly but ne recovered
II IN time to force Young at second
The Fordham Flash stole second a,
Long George Kelly struck out, but h,
got no further. as King also famed.
Again the Dodgers threatened tt
score in their half of the seventh. bu
brilliant play by Frisch stopped then
In their tracks. Wheat opened the in
ming with q single to center and the,
took second when King fumbleA tn,
bali. Myers drew the only base O,
balls that Barnes issued Konetch,
slammed one down toward Frisch. VIII.
made great stop and stepped on third
forcing Wheat. The Fordham Flaal
then shot the bali over to Kelly an,
doubled up Konetchy at first.
Mamaux Taken Out In Eighth
Mamaux was taken out in the eight
70 allow Clarence Mitchell TO bat 70
him, and MOZART took up the hopeles
pitching burden in che ninth. Tn
youngster started we'll enough by fan
ming Bancroft, but Young connected TO
his third hit A ainyie "a cep4ar rri,cl