New-York tribune., 1920-09-04

and accorded Dick Rudolph poor sup
port. They hcaved the ball to all cor
ners of the lot and were guilty of five
glaring' misplays. The veteran twrlcr
was found for eleven hits, but he
would have Jared much better had his
mates showed some signs of life.
Big Fred Toncy, who performed for
the McGraw men, was also plastercd
with corside erable frequency. but he
received splendid support. He wavered
on several occasions, but was invaria-
bly, rescued by lightning double plays.
fairly we'll distributed, except in tnc
sixth inning, when his opponents
scored their pair of tallies.
Giants Start Early
The Giants wasted little time in get
ting started, as they showed two runs
across in the very first inning, aided
batter, drew base on balls, and Ban
croft sent him to third on a single to
right center. Young shot another sin
gle to right, scoring Burns. Bancroft
took third and Young reached second
when Cruise fumbled tne ball.
The right fielder then heaved the
pellet to the visitors dugout, and Ban
croft completed the circuit, while
Young advanced to third Frisch went
out on a grounder to Ford, but Young
was held or third. Long George Kelly
then grounded to Maranville. and
Young was caught between third base
and the plate While Young was being
run down Kelly tried to reach third.
but was doubled on Rudolph's throw
to Boeckel.
The McGraw men coupled two more
singles with sacrifice fly in the sec
ond inning and scored another run.
After Spencer had grounded out to
Maranviile, Larry Doyle pokcd a single
to center, and Snyder followed with an
other to the same place. Toncy drew
base on balls, filling the bases.
Burns lifted a fly to Mann and Doyle
raced homc after the catch. The vet
eran injured his leg in sliding into the
plate and was forced to retire for the
rest Of the afternoon. Roy Grimes
replaced him.
Eayrs Gets Single
The Braves finally came to life in
the sixth and camc within an ace of
tying the count. Eayrs led off with a
single TO right and Boeckel sent him
to third OF u single to center. Mann
struck out for the second time, but
Holke came through with another sin
gle to center, scoring Eayrs and
Bocckel. Cruise snrnted 70 third
when Spencer booted the ball. Maran-
will. then ended the uprising by
hitting into a fast double, play, Ban
croft to Grimes to Kelly.
The Giants came back with a ven
geance in their half Of the sixth and
clinched the game !. gathering four
more runs. With but one out, Grimes
reached first on Boeckel's low throw
Torey surprised the nopulace with a
terrific smash off the left field wall
for two bases. which score! Crimes.
Turns hoistcd an easy A. to Mann.
but the left folder dropped tn" ball
and Hurns reached second. Toncy
scored on the error. Bancroft drove
three -bagger along the left field foul
line, sending Burns across. Young
t. smashed a single off Rudolrh's
glove and bancroft also tailed.
Frisch brought the riotous inning to
close by grounding out to Ford
The visitors became trihe mcnac-
ened ~ and famed Boeckel after
Rudolph had walked and Eavrs had
singled TO left. O'Neil opened the
ninth wita a single past Grimes but
Ford flied TO Spencer and Sullivan,
who was sent in to 1at for Rudolph,
hit into another double play.
The Philies will open two-game
series at the Polo Grounds this after
noon. The play-oH of the protested
game of July will be staged before
the regularly scheduled game to-
day. The contest will be replayed
from the first half OF the seventh
inning with two out. The score will
stand to in favor Of the Giants:
Stengel on third, with Mack Wheat at