New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-10-02

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season was just about over.
The triumphant Dodgers took the
n!ss game by 4 to 8; then there was
eneklng as OF ivory in the second game,
when the Dodgers threw in all their
recruits and lost by the same score
Inc population of the stands was so
s!sRne that it suggested the early DAYS
OF the fanks when the two Colonies
first bought the team.
In the first game Shufflin' Phil Doug
ias went seven innings without being
MT and not single Dodger could get
to first, which caused the skeptical
TO remark, IF these birds can't hit
Phil Douglas, how are they going to
knock Cleveland for row of rasp-
berry vines and get that worlds cham
pionship?"
No-Hit Bubble Bursts
Phil Douglas was dreaming dreams
OF shutting into the no-hit temple of
fame until the eighth inning. then the
chance busted right in his face. Zach
airy Wheat, the most persistent paster
of the Dodgers, shattered Pills dreams
with single to left field. That Jared
Shuffiin' Phil and it also seemed to jar
"Oil' Smith, the temperamental young
Giant backstop. In making q return to
Shufflin' Phil he hurled the ball over
the pitchers head into center field and
Wheat went to second
Then Hy Myers shot single to
right and Wheat scored. Konetchy
forced Myers at second and little
Peterkin kilduff hoisted out to center
Then came Heinie Kruger, who de-
posted the pill in the left field bleach
ers for a home run scoring himself and
konetchy and tieing the score.
The Dodgers won 1t in the ninth,
with Ivan Ivory Olson out. Johnston
lobbed one down to Shuffiin' Phil, who
was SILL depressed by his great mental
anguish. Phil fingered the pellet pen
lsntly, then he hurled it over Long
George Kelly's head and Johnston went
to third. He scored on a lon- ~ to left
by Griffith.
The Giants started to accumulate
their three runs in the first when
George Burns led with single and
Beauty Bancroft got himself a base
on balls. After Young batted into a
double play Frisch singled, scoring
Burns. In the fifth, with two out.
Frisch singled, stole second and scored
on single by Long George Kelly$
Mamaux replaced Jeff Pfetfer in the
sixth. and the Giants got run off him.
Doyle singled. and, with coil" Smith
out. Shufin' Phil plastered the pill
against the right field wall for single,
sending Doyle to third. Larruping
Larry scored on hit by Burns.
Startling Catch by Young
Ross Young Jared every Stat in his
side in the first inning when he made
a catch that was real melodrama. Grit
fifth hit one that would have caromed
off the right field wall. Young reached
up and speared it with one hand, crash
ing into the wall as ne did it.
In the second game Uncle Wilbert
yanked mis- regulars, one by one, until
the official scorer tore his hair out by
the handfuls and frothed at the mouth.
The Giants got one run in the first.
when Peterkin KilduF got overanxious.
Burns started with a single to center.
Bancroft had him forced at second, but
Peterkin, trying for the double play,
missed konetchy by many yards, and
Bancroft went to third. Young beat a
hit to Johnston and Bancroft scored
The Dodgers got all of their three
runs in the third inning. Wheat
started it with q two-bagger to right
and went to third on Iamar's out.
Then Konetchy smashed one down to
right field and Young slipped he
reached for it. The pill continued to
roll right down 20 the furthcst exit.
while Big Edward travelled and CON
vertod the hit into q home run.
Kildutf got base on balls. Miller
cracked a two-bagEer to center, send
ing Peterkin to third. Kilduff scored
as Frisch threw out Smith. After that
inning Uncle Wilbert rolled out his
ivory.
Still Able to Beat Galore
Lieutenant Galore relieved Sergeant
Sherrod Smith in the sixth inning for
the Dodgers, and Taylor, the recruit
catcher, relieved Miller. Long George
Kelly greeted the Lieutenant with one
re the hardest hit homers into left
that was even seen by the customers.
lie bail missed clearing the outer
wall, then bounded clear back into the
diamond.
1t Is tradition that Lieutenant
Galore cannot beat the Giants, and this
tradition was made good in the seventh
Alphonse CASTOR, the Giants new trial
catcher, bounded hit over Galore s
head and went to second on Barnes's
out. George Burns cracked q double
to left and Alphonse CASTOR scored
with the run that tied With Ban
croft out Young got base on balls
and ambled down to second. Frisch
bounded another single over Cadore
and Burns scored.
Taylor, the new Brooklyn catcher,
was knocked out when Young crashed
into him at the plate in an attempt
to come home on double steal. lay
Tor blocked the plate and also his
man, but Young's spikes rasped his
solar plexus and it was several min
utes before the catcher could take his
normal supply of wind.