New-York tribune., 1921-09-12

came to pass as a result of the vict'
over the faltering Dodgers, at Ebbet
burgh club at the hands of the Cincl
successive setback by the Manhattan
as shown by the final score, which wa
The Giants went on wild rampage
and slammed the offerings of four OF
Uncle Robbie's best pitchers to all
corners of the lot. Clarence Mitchell,
who for some time past was supposed
to have the we'll known "Indian sign
on the Manhattan outfit, started on the
mound for the Dodgers, but was chased
to cover in the fourth inning after alb
sorbing an awful lot of punishment.
John Miljus then essayed to hold the
pennant-mad Giants in check but he
also failed. and was taken out in favor
of Sherrod Smith when his opponents
opened a terrific bombardment IN the
sixth. Smith Jared little better and
Eerdie Schupp. who used to sport the
livery of the New York club, occupied
The mound during the last three inn
ings.
Phil Douglas. who was McGraw's
pitching nominee at the outset, shut
fed into some dangerous situations in
the first two innings, and was finally
given the gate in the third after the
Dodgers had scored run and had
filed the bases. Fred Toney, who was
led to the mound at this point, was
greeted with single that sent two
runs across, but he soon settled down
and easily held the upper hand for the
remainder of the afternoon. he yield
ed only two more hits, one of which
came in the fourth and the other In
the ninth.
Frank SNYDER led his mates at the
hat. getting four of the Giants twenty
hits in five trips to the plate. The ever
reliable George Burns was close behind
with four safeties in six chances. Fred
Toney helped his own cause with
two-bagger and single.
The Giants started with q rush and
iolted Mitchell for two runs in the first
inning. After Burns had grounded to
Olson Bancroft shot single to lett and
Frisch drew base on balls. Bancroft
took third when Young forced Frlsch
ut second on roller to Olson: The
bases were. filled when Olson booted
KelIy's erounder and Meusel came
through with a single to right, scoring
Bancroft and Young Kelly and Meu-
sci tried a double steal, but the for
mer was caught at the plate on Olson's
return throw to Krueger.
Mitchell was plastered for two more
hits in the second inning and these,
combined with an error and base on
balls, gave the Manhattanites two more
tallies Rawlings walked with none
out and took second on Snyder's single
to right. Douglas moved them both
along with a neat bunt to Johnston.
Burns connected for a single to right,
scoring Rawlings. Bancroft rolled one
down to Schmandt and Snyder was
safe at the plate when Kruger dropped
the first baseman's throw. Olson made
g great stop of Frisch's grounder over
second and converted it into a double
play with the help Of Janvrin and
Schmandt.
Giants Resume Bombardment
The parade around the bases was re-
sumed in the third when the Giants
iammed another run across. Young
opened with a single to left and Kelly
popped to Olson. Meusel reached first
and Young took second on tumble by
Janvrin. Rawlings famed, but Snyder
poked single through Olson, scoring
Young. Douglas rolled one down to
Olson for the third out.
After going scoreless for two in
nings, the Dodgers suddenly came to
life in the third and showed three runs
across. Douglas walked Johnston, the
first batter, and Griffith drove single
to center. Wheat also walked, filling
the bases. Myers grounded to Douglas,
but Johnston scored when Snyder
dropped the pitchers throw. Toney
relieved Douglas in the box and
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however, smashed single to center
scoring Griffith and Wheat. The up
rising then came to an abrupt end as
Rawlings made wonderful running
catch of Krueger's fly in center field
and Mitchell forced Janvrin at second
on grounder to Rawlings.
Neither team was able to score again
until the sixth, when the Giants cut
loose with fusillade of hits that sent
six runs across. base on balls
singles by Young, Meusel, Rawlings
Miljus in favor of Smith. Toney
Burns and Bancroft welcomed the new
conner with three singles in rapid sue
ccssion, and Frisch's sacrifice fly scored
the sixth run of the inning.
Burns Makes Great Effort
Burns made great try for Janvrin's
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Ing, but just missed the ball after get.
ting his bare hand on it.
Young was purposely passed by Mil
jus in the fourth inning, with two mer
on the bases and with only one out
This strategical move was successful
as Kelly struck out and Meuse
grounded to Olson.
The Dodgers played a wretched field
ing game. Olson was guilty of two
glaring errors, and Janyrn and Kruegel
each made one.
The Giants left for Cincinnati las
night to carry their pennant fight int,
the enemy's country. They will pla,
three games with the Reds, starting to
morrow, and will then invade Pitts
burgh for an all-important three-gam
series. They will also play two con
tests with the Cubs and three with th
Cardinals before returning to the Pol
Grounds for their Anal home game o
the season with the Boston Braves.
The score:
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