The New York herald., 1921-09-15
Giants Score z in 8th
and TrOunce Reds, IO-I
Douglas Pitches in Fine Form
-O'Day Orders Young
Off the Field.
speeiaI Despatch TO TIE Nxw YORK IIna.Lr.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YorK HE,aLr.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 14.--Pitching out
of his turn, Phil Douglas subdued the
Reds with his famed splitter to-day. and
the Giants. hitting well. won the second
game OF the Series by score OF 10 to l.
Six hits was the sum OF tho Reds at
tack. Two Of these. buncned with n
force play at second base, netted the
only run scored by Cincinnati
Rixey. who started for the Reds, man
aged to do fairly well for seven innings,
but In the eighth. With the Giants In
possession OF i two run lead, the big
southpaw weakened and the Giants set
TO work in earnest to pile UP runs.
Rlxey was taken out and Markle sub
stituted. but the latter's offerings proved
as easy as those OF Rixey, and before
the inning ended the Giants had rushed
seven runs over the plate.
Young was ordered from the game by
Umpire Hank O'Day in the fourth
inning for disputing with considerable
force a decision rendered at the plate
by that OFFICIAL. O'Day ruled that Young
was out when he attempted to score on
squeeze play. Beside himself with
anger. Young rushed at the umpire and
was sumnarily sentenced to the showers.
away hitless in the first inning. Burns
lashed out one through the box, but
Kopf went over back OF second for n
fine stop and throw that cut George
j,own at first base. Bancroft followed VITA
q hot shot past the box, but again i<opf
got over TO the ball and nailed Banny
with a snap throw TO Daubert. A smash
from Frisch's bat took a bad hop as II
neared Bohne, but Sammy reached out
and knocked ). down. recovering in time
to retire Frisch. even though Frank slid
for the bag.
Young Starts the Scoring.
In the second inning two hits paved
the way for a Giant run. Young beat
out a hit and Kelly punched single 70
left centre on which Young raced 10
third. On Meusers long sacrifice fly to
Bressler. Young cantered over the plate.
This slight advantage was nullifed
by a run scored by the Reds in the last
half OF this inning Darbert, who led
of, was an easy out on skyscraper TO
Burns. but Fonzeca singled to centre.
Duncan hit TO right centre for a base.
E'onzeca romping around to third
Wingo then forced Duncan at second
with a sharp rap to Rawlings, who
fipred to Bancroft, FonZeca scoring on
the play.
The Giants got two runs and Young
got the gate In the fourth inning.
Frisch opened by beating out a hit to
Bohne. who made fine stop close to
the grass bordering in right field. bu,
found no one covering first base, as
Daubert also tried for the ball, and
Rixey started too late to get over in
time to make a play on the fleet rooted
Frisch. With Groh playing In close
Young crossed him and hit the ball over
his head for q single. Frisch stopping at
second. Kelly rolled sacrifice bunt
down the first base line. moving the run
ners up. Meusel bounced q single over
Rixey's head. sceS1ng Frisch. A squeeze
play was tried with Rawlings at bat
and Johnny bunted to Rixey. Eppa
made a quick toss to Wingo. and It
looked from the stands as though
Young slid across the plate before Ivy
put the ball on him. However. O'Day
called Young out, thus preciDitating the
row which led to Young's expulsion.
Snyder then slammed single to left.
scoring Meusel.
In their half OF this inning the Reds