New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-11
.McCraw Clan
Bat Out Two
Cub Pitchers
Nehf Pitches Team to the
First Victory of Western
Trip, Winning by s to S

CHICAGO, July 10.--Jawn McGraw's
Giants avenged to certain extent
their defeats at the hands of Lefty
Tyler and Alexander the Great by
trouncing Fred Mitchell's Cubs in the
third game of the series here this af-
ternoon by score of to s. 1t was
the New Workers. first victory since
their departure from the Polo Grounds
on Monday.
Artie Nehf, the expensive southpaw,
who was on the mound for the visitors
went along nicely until the sixth in
ming, when the Cubs bumped him for
four runs. However, the Giants had
obtained commanding lead early in
until the end. Nehf frightened up after
the sixth and allowed his opponents
only one more tally.
Speed Martin, who started in the
box for the home club, fingered on the
scene for less than one inning. After
the Giants had chased him to the
showers Nick Carter was thrown into
the breach, but he, too, was ineffective,
and Claude Hendrix replaced him in
the seventh.
OF to a Flying Start
The Giants got off to flying start
and chased four runs across in the OPEN
ing inning. George Burns led off with
double along the left field foul line
and Dave Bancroft drew base on
balls. Pep Young attempted to sacri-
fee, but Martin threw out Burns at
third with his bunt. Frisch then
grounded to Terry, but the latter fun
bled the ball and the bases were filled.
Long George Kelly then slammed a
triple to left center, scoring Bancroft,
Young and Frisch. Martin was given
the rest of the afternoon to himself
and Carter took up the twirling bur-
den. Spencer drove a grounder to Her
zog, who threw to O'Farrell in an at
tempt to catch Kelly. Long George
got back to third in safety while the
Cubs catcher was holding the ball and
s. .n. took second during the excite
Larry Doyle was hit by pitched ball
and the bases were again filled. Earl
Smith hoisted a fly to Babe Twombly
in right field and Kelly scored after
the catch. Nehf then brought the riot
Gus inning to close by grounding out
to Terry.
The Giants continued their assault
on Carter in the second inning anc
added three more runs. Burns agar
started the bambardment with triple
to center field and Bancroft walked fo1
the second time. Young shot single
to left, scoring Burns and sending Ban
croft to second. Frisch advanced both
runners with a sacrifice, Herzog tc
Merkle: Kelly came through with 8
single to center, scoring Bancroft and
Young.
Home Run 70 rKelly
Long George Kelly came to bat fol-
the third time in the fourth inning
and he drove out home run into the
left field bleachers for his third hit OF
the afternoon. The Cubs chased their
four runs across in the fifth on two
bases on balls, two errors and singles
by Terry and Paskert.
One of the features was Doyle's great
catch of Herzog's line drive in the fifth
inning.
shuflin' Phil Douglas, who was sus-
pended by McGraw yesterday for VIC
lating the clubs training rules, re-
ported at the Giants hotel before the
game, but he was in no condition ia
play. 1t was said that he would be
sent to local hospital.
McGraw took occasion to DENY a re-
port that he had sent for Heinie Zim-
norman. 1t was rumored yesterday
that the former third baseman had
been asked to join the club here and
that he would soon be back at his
old position, but McGraw declared that
there was absolutely no truth in the
rumor.
The score: