New-York tribune., 1920-06-21

| winning ways or the MCNraW Hlell.
Fhe Giants required only one inning.
and that the first, to settle the outcome.
Childe Harold Carlson was the first
pitcher introduced to our boys. and
Harold had such a frlghtful time dur
ing the one frame he threw the ball up
70 the local batters that when the sec
ond stanza came along Harold was
missing, and the veteran southpaw
Hamilton appeared in his stead
The first inning was OF the sort to
put the fans ir a most merry mood.
George Burns opened the carnonad-
ing of Carlse n with a double to let
field, the ball hitting the fence on the
fly and then bounding past Bigbee as
he was all set to nab it. Bancroft
dropped a reat bunt down the third
base line, so neat in fact that he did
better than sacrifice. beating the throw
to first. Eou'g hereupon singled to
left and Burns crossed the plate.
Frank Frisch, formerly of Fordhanl,
who played six innings at third, was
just as fortunate as Bancroft with the
bunting game, for he, too, sped to first
safely on his tap down toward third.
Long George Kelly then made another
of his wicked smashes through the in
field the bail going through Whitfield
at third with terrific speed. Bancroft
and Young tailed on this savage blow
Benny Kauff forced Kelly at second
and Sticking was tossed out by Cutshaw.
Earl Smith, the peppery Giant catcher,
was not content with the scoring re-
turns thus far and so drove the ball
to left for double, registering Kauif.
Douglas ended the slugging spasm by
tanning.
With Hamilton in the box the Giants
picked up two more runs in the third,
Bill Lange's nephew again playing a
Frlsch lined directly into Grimm.
hands at first, and then Mr. Kelly
banged the ball to the hosiery sign in
left for three bases King. who hac
replaced kautf in the Giant Incur
upon the advent of Southpaw Hamilton
drew pass. Sticking hit slow ground
err to Whitted, which brought Koll,
home, although Eddie pershed at first
Inc peppery Smith once more met the
ball squarely, this time sending a single
to right, King counting by aid of :
throw from Southworth which bounded
over the head of Schmidt.
The final run for the Giants came ir
the eighth session, after two men were
out. King walked for the second timc
and went to third on a Texas league,
from the bat of Sticking. King scorec
before Sticking was run down on the
double steal play.
Pirates Fill Bases
The Pirates filled the bases with tive
out in the fourth as the result o.
Slcking's error, Schmidt's second single
OF the afternoon, and base on ball.
to hamilton, but Bigbee popped te
Sticking in the pinch. in the fftl
, Southworth doubled With one out an,
in the eighth the same player singled
as the first batter, but his mates sue
cumbod 70 the headv twrling Of Shut
fling Phil.
Larry Doyle took a day off, confinin,
his activities to hitting to the out
field during the practice period. Sick
: ing filed Larry's place at second
| King Lear relieved Frsch at third il
the seventh and Snyder took W th
catching burden in the ninth. so tha
the peppery Smith might get an earl,
chance at the showers.
g The Cubs will visit the Polo Ground
. this afternoon for q four-game series
o Mitchell's men have lust finished clean
Q inS w in Flathush, the only two came
o played being victories fer them.
o The score:
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