New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Three McCraw
Boxn1en Allow
Fifteen Bingles
Ryan, Toney and Sall..
Hammered Hard by Phil,
Who Make Four Homsss'
Special Dispatch to The T1;,,,..

cDecMl D'SDdtch 10 The Tzfb,t~.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1s.--Aa.,
losing the first two games of the s....
the Phillies came back stro,r ~
afternoon and handed the Giants cr,. s
drubbing in the final game ~ 49,
series. The score was II to ( ~
Meadows, who was driven to cov.. !.
the first inning of Thursdays coot..,
returned to the mound to-day anEh.,,
the New Workers in check until tse'l.,.
two innings, when they scored ~.
runs. "'s
Young Bill Ryan started in ths r.
Tor the Giants, but he lastsd for l;. ous
more than one inning. He gave WE ass's
Ioney in the second and nonda.s.
Fred Jared little better. S on.ls
Sheriff Slim Sallee took I'd the n;,eI;s
burden in the seventh, and was >a a,as
bumped pretty badly. The homo a., a.s'
ers siammed out Fifteen hits of t6e
combined offering9 of three New ys ss
tw1riers, and these included home ypns
by Meusel, Meadows, Wrightstons ana and
Bruggy. Aaa
The Phillies started to ms,,-,..
Ryan at the outset and thew iumnss
of to a two-run lead Casey Stenssi
drew base on balls and reached th,rl
on Rawlings's single to right. Rawi;nc.
took second, but Stengel was held :.
third on sacrifice by Williams. Msu.X
struck out. bua Wrightstone srsma
through with single to left. seor;,s
Stengel and Rawlings.
Toney Relieves RYAN
Ryan was even more unsteady in tAs
second inning and he was taken o.t !.
favor of Toney after Miller had led ~
with single and Bruggy mad walker
Meadows beat ont bunt toward Tia
box. filing the bases. Stengel bounesd
one out to Toney, who nailed Miller ~
the plate. Earl Smith shot the bsIl
down to Kelly in time to double NJ
Stengel at first base on a close plav.
lie Bourveau, who was on the coach.
ing lines. put up an awful squawk a.
Umpire Harris decision and was chased
to the bench. Rawlings shot a single
to center, scoring Buggy. Toney tried
to intercept Browns throw to the
plate, but the ball caromed off bis
glove, and Meadows also tailed.
The Giants had great chance to
shove a few runs across in the sixth
inning, but they were stopped shor.
after they had filled the bases with
two out.
Burns had flied to Williams and
Bancroft grounded to Rawlings, when
Frisch connected for an infeid hi;
Walker singled to left, putting Frisch
on second, and Kelly beat out hit to
Parkinson, but Brown failed to come
through with the needed hit and be
forced Kelly at second on a bounder TO
Parkinson.
Wrightstone opened the Philhes'
half of the sixth by clouting one over
the short right field wall for a home
run and Buggy slammed out another
four-bagger to left field few minutes
later.
Kelly Gets Home Run
After going scoreless for seven inn.
ings, the Giants broke through In the
eighth and scored three runs. With
one out, Bancroft beat out roller to
Miller and Frisch flied out to Meusel.
A fan in the left field bleachers reached
out and caught Walkers drive on the
first bounce. Under the ground rules
lifted one over the right field wall.
scoring Bancroft and Walker ahead OF
him.
The Phillies promptly came back in
their half of the eighth and bumped
Sallee for five runs. These came as
the result of home runs by Meusel and
Meadows, sacrifice hit, two singles
and double by Parkinson.
The Giants became menacing, IN the
ninth, but their belated rally was
checked after they tailed twice.
Curtis Walker led the New Workers
at the bat with two singles and
two-bagger in five trips to the plate,
Frisch, Bancroft. Kelly and Smith esen
connected for two hits. -.
The Giants will meet the jersey. CIV
club Of the international League IN On
exhibition contest tomorrow aiter-
noon. They will then leave for Dos
ton to open a four-game series with 'ns
Braves.
The score: