New-York tribune., 1921-04-03
Nehf and Ryan
BlallkMackn1eu
With Five Hits
McCrawss Warriors Get
Eight Safetics end Three
Runs Of Three Pitchers
By r. ]. Kelly

MOBILE. April o-Goldie Ramp. the
Giants sepsat.onai younr third base
man, who only three days ago was DIS
charged from a New Orleans hospital
after mild attack Of influenza. unex-
pectedly return TO the line this after
noon and played q wonderful game IN
the field. The return Of Rapp seemed
to spur the New Workers on to greater
efforts, for they defeated the Ath cites
in the third and final contest of the
series by a score of TO O.
The game was fast and exceptionally
well played. With the exception Of
Rapp's playing, the most pleasing fea-
ture of the afternoon was the work Of
two of the Giants pitchers. Artie
Nehf and Bill Ryan. The former was
on the mound for the first five innings,
and allowed only four hits. He was
trihe unsteady, but soon settled down
and went along at great rate. RYAN
took up the pitching burden in the
sixth and yielded only one hit
Mackmen Threaten in First
The Athletics threatened to take the
lead in the first inning, but they were
turned back without run. With one
cut. Witt shot single to left field
and then took third when Tiny Walker
followed with another along the LIFT
field foul line. BRAZIL rolled one dowo
to Rapp, and Witt was run down be-
tween third base and the plate. Walker
took third on the play, but Dugan went
ont on a fly to Brown
The Giants passed up a iine chance
to shove run across in the second inn
ing. after they had two men on the
bases and only one out. After Kelly
struck out Brown reached first on an
error by BRAZIL. Rapp drove a single
to left, putting Brown on second, but
Smith famed and Nehf forced Rapp at
second on grounder to Dykes.
Nehf gave the Philadelphians another
opportunity to tally in their half Of
the second inning, when he allowed
Shannan to walk, with only one out
Frank Walker shot a single to left.
sending Shannon to second. Nehf
tightened up, however, and famed
Naylor Dykes, the next batter, flied
to Burns
A base on balls paved the way for
the New Workers to assume a one-run
lead in the fourth. Young walked and
Kelly smashed a single to left field.
Brown rolled one down to Naylor but
Young beat the pitchers throw to third.
This filled the bases, with none out.
Rapp went out on a grounder to BRAZIL.
but Young easily Tailed on the play.
This ended the uprising, as Smith flied
to center and Nehf went out on a
grounder to Shannon.
Harris Gets Warm Reception
The elongated Harris took the mound
Tor the Athletics in the sixth, and the
Giants gave the newcomer warm re-
ception. Young dropped a short fiv in
left center, and stretched it to two
bagger be ore the astonished Frank
Walker had returned the ball to the
winfield. Young then went to third on
kelly's sacrifice bunt, and completed
the circuit on Browns double to center.
Rapp bounced one to the box. and
Brown was run down between second
and third. Rapp was left stranded. as
Smith lifted fly to Frank Walker SO
the net result of the two doubles and
sacrifice was just one run
Nehf retired his opponents in order
in the fourth and fifth innings and
Ryan easily held them in check for the
remainder OF the afternoon In the
mean time the New Workers had in
creased their advantage by ore more
run. After Ryan had gone out n Il
roller to the box Burns drove single
to center and took second On Monroe's
infeld out
Frisch came through with another
single to right field, scoring Burns.
When Witt made poor throw to the
plate in an effort to head of Burns.
Frisch limped down to second Young
walked for the second time, bu. Kelly
famed forthe second time.
The Giants left for Memphis tonight
after a six-day stay in this town. They
will play tie Memphis club Of the
! Southern Association tomorrow after
noon. Dave Bancroft, who underwent
an OK GRAFTON for tonsilitis several days
ago, will rejoin the club at Knoxville,
Tenn, next Tuesday.