The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19

GIANTS RIDE ROUGH
SHOD OVER PIRATES
Score Eight Runs in Fourth
Inning and Win by
- to I.
MORRISON KNOCKED OUT
SO Is Glazner, While Nehf
Goes Route in Great
Form.
MORRISON KNOCKED OUT
by DANIEL.

If ever a ball club was stood on its
left ear the trick was turned yesterday
afternoon at the Polo Grounds. That
the $4,000 who went to make the biggest
week day crowd seen at the park this
season appreciated the novelty would be
putting it mildly. While the relentless
Giants cracked the whip-cracked II
most emphatically in one fat inning
which brought eight runs--the seasich
Pirates not only assumed the unhappy
and undignified position above referred
to, but jumped through divers hoops
rolled over ever so many times and, by
hemlock, came mighty near playing
dead.
meeting of the league leaders and their
determined challengers. Excelling even
the astonishing margin of superiority
which they had attained in the 13 to 4
rout of Saturday, the New Yorks once
more ran wild, ran the Pittsburghs
ragged. and triumphed by II to l.
After. tanning two Giants in the first
and getting the help of a double play
in the second Morrison stumbled in the
third. He passed Smith. but got rid of
Nehf Then Burns punched a triple to
left and scored Smith. This was fol-
lowed by the second squeeze play used
by the locals in the current series. Ban
croft lad down the neatest kind of a
bunt toward first and Burns practically
ambled home.
Hurricane Strikes Pirates.
That combination of the powerful and
subtle seemed to shake the confidence Of
Morrison and the equanimity of his sup-
port for In the fourth a hurricane struck
the Pirate craft. 1t was rocked while
twelve New Yorks went to bat in the
juicy, eloquent frame which put those
eight runs into the local total. Seven
hits were made and Morrison was
knocked out of the box. And in pass
ing it might be well to tell that Charley
Glazner, who had won eight and lost
only one, tried to stop the Giants after
Morrison had failed. and also suffered
the indignity of being chased where the
showers are cool and the woodbine
twineth.
Young was first UP and he walked.
Mr.. Quigley called the first pitch a ball.
whereat Carey, out in the field. called
time and began to run in to remon-
strate. Morrison pitched anyway and
Young hit to Cutshaw, but the play did
not count--and then Young did his
trudging.
bleacners-five feet from fair territory
and then singled to left, putting Young
on third and giving the rally consider
able impetus.
When Walker raped a hot one to
right Young scored. Rawlings planted
another in right and Kelly scored, while
Walker perched on third. George Gibson
thereupon decided that Morrison had
outstayed his welcome and Glazner took
his place-another right handler.
Farce Comedy Tinge.
Walker home. BY this time the affair
had taken on farce comedy tinge
When Nehf beat out a hit to Glazner
and filled the bases. with nobody out
the park was in an uproar
Glazner forced in run when he hit
Burns with pitched ball Bancroft
drove safe one just out of Maranville's
reach and sent Smith in. Frisch slammed
a solid one to right, where the detected
Whitfield was gasping for breath--and
two more runs crossed the pan. Young
came up for the second time in the in
ming and lifted a sacrifice to Bigbee,
scoring Bancroft. Kelly famed and
Walker fouled to Barnhart-and II was
over
The attack was resumed in the fifth,
when Rawlings opened with home run
to right centre. Later Burns walked
and scored on Bancroft's double to left.
Bannie got another hit in the eighth.
giving him three safe blows, a pass and
a sacrifice, for perfect batting average.
The ecore.