The New York herald., 1921-06-18
GIANTS ARE NOSED
/ OUT BY CUBS, 11-1O
New YOrks Rally With Bat
ting Attack in Ninth and
Score Four Runs.
SNYDER BLAMES UMPIRE
Ryan and Sallee Are Poorly
Supported and Fail to Hold
Rival Batsmen.
SNYDER BLAMES UMPIRE
By WILLIAM b. HANNA.


Special Despatch to THE NEW York ErRAtn-
CHICAGO, June 17-The best thing the
Giants did to-day was to keep trying.
They were beaten again by the CUBS,
the score being II to 10. They have
gone to the mat eight times ON this
trip and so are used to it. They came
back strong to-day after big Chicaso
lead but they couldn't keep ON indeti-
nitely gathering enough runs 10 make
ND for ineffective pitching ard inef-
ficient fielding.
RYAN and Sallee couldn't hold the
Cubs much, but both were supported
poorly Tyler tried his hand for the
Cubs. but the Giants made short work
OF him. They made him chase bunts
awhile and he didn't like that on such
a hot day. The Cubs surpassed the
Giants a good deal in fielding. and
Terry was a real pest the way he cut
off base hits. Seven pitchers entered
the list
The gladiators of both sides cut their
fielding practice pretty short. 1t was
blistering hot. more so than IN 81
Louis. and that habitat ordinarily is
rated the last word by ball players in
climates equatorial i'm temperature.
1t was pretty hot in the Cubs first
inning, too. Flack singled genuinely
and Hollocher hit one smack through
Rapp, who was back at the old stand
for reasons best known to the man
agement Snyder made wide throw
70 first of Terry's bunt filling the
bases. and for the next few minutes
the roadways were alive with gents
hurrying home, Grimes unloading
double and Twombly and Kelleher in-
jecting singles. -Four runs right off
the bat for the Cubs was a pleasing
prospect for the Giants.
Chants Tie the score.
These runs were recovered by the
Giants in the second, Twombly muf1ea
q long fly from Rapp, and Snyder batted
Rapp home The Seaboard parties didn't
stop there. Ryan walked. Burns and
Bancroft singled and Frisch and Young
walked. Young's stroll forced in Burns
with the fourth run of the inning. and
Cheeves replaced Tyler. Kelly popped
out with the bases filled and ended the
inning, but the Giants were right back
in the game and on fifty-fifty OASIS
The damage was all done with two out
and Twombly's muff was considerably
costly.
Burns. Bancroft and Young assembled
hits on Cheeves in the fourth, and the
three turned up one run. Kelly retired
the side by striking out with two on
bases The present trip for him has been
just one failure after another to come
through with a timely thrust
Young and Frisch teamed up in a
swift relay to the plate which smeared q
run there after Kellehers single in the
fourth, pass to OFnrrell and a force
and fly had ground out the tying run.
1t was fine play and Frisch's throw
home was q beauty.
Fortune was unkind to the Giants In
the fifth. After King had walked. hit
and run play was tried. Rapp hit hard
through the box, but Hollocher was
going over to cover second base and was
directly i'm the projectile's path. He
picked it up, touched second and then
threw to first for a double play.
Rapp was a sieve for TerTy's grounder
in the fifth, and Kelly threw the ball
into runners neck The first OF these
plays was scored hit here officially. but
was no more a hit than chipmunk Is a
chimpanzee. After the fiAbby fielding
the Cubs fell on Ryan for hits that
were hits. drove him TO seclusion and
brought Old War Horse Sallee to the
rubber. King made q low but vivid
throw into the Chicago coop when Jones
cut in with single off Sal. and alto
gether the Cubs were four runs. richer
from the fifth inning deliriurn.
Giants Rally In Ninth.
Young and Kelly between them left
men on second ana tnlru III tne siAth'
Young let the third strike hook over un-
molested and Kelly grounded to Terry.
who made a fancy play. Eight men had
been left on bases SO far, but the Giants
kept trying and hustling. They conceded
nothing, though their defence was
fragile
The Cubs camp was very uneasy dur
ing the New Yorks ninth. F'risch
doubled, Young singled, Kelly singled,
King walked, Jones gave way to Martin.
Smith grounded out, Snyder was called
out on strikes and Nehf doubled. The
Giants came within one run of tic, and
Frank Snyder Is firmly convinced that
KLEIN called two bad strikes on him and
deprived him OF chance to hit the
bulb to the confusion OF the Cubs.
Whether or not Snyder is right, Klem's
umpiring in this series has not caused
unbounded satisfaction among the con-
tending athletes. The box score wives
Rapp one error and Terry no hits. The