New-York tribune., 1921-05-11

The first boxman picked by MsGraw
hits and runs, until he was der
ricked In the middle of the third inn
ing. Slim Sallee twirled the next five
and third innings fer the home team.
and was nicked for seven hits and four
euns. Bill Ryan finished the game as
New York twirler and allowed one
safety, double. The Cards amassed
total OF fifteen blows, including one
home run, two triples and two doubles.
Manager Hickey OF ST. Louis also
called into action three pitchers, and
they, too, proved easy marks, as the
Giants banged out an equal number of
hits as their rivals, home run and
two doubles being among the lot. The
Card mound workers were Pertica,
Goodwin and North.
Hornsby All-Around Star
It was the amazing all-around work
of Hornsby that set Co naught the best
efforts of the Giants to run away with
the game. The wonderful Rogers re-
ceived some aid in his task from Ross
Young, who had frightful afternoon
handling the many grounders that shot
to his garden. Young made two costly
errors.
The deeds Of Hornsby at the bat COM
prised single in the first inning that
brought run across, 8 base on balls in
the third safe bunt in the fifth, a
mighty triple in the. seventh and
double in the ninth. In the vicinity of
second base Rogers was continually
cutting down our Giants with his mar
velous fielding. So. take it all in all,
1t was Rogers Hornsby day.
The Cardinals got right busy with
Mr.. Nehf in the first inning. After
Leslie Mann had popped out to Frisch
Schultz knocked homer to center.
Stock hit savagely to right and raced TO
third when Young let the ball roll
through his legs. Hornsby scored Stock
just touched. Fournier passed out,
Frisch to Kelly, but Hornsby tailed on
McHenry's single TO center. Lavan
forced McHenry.
Tie on Young's Homer
The crowd was jeering the Giants
who, undismayed, came right back in
their half and tied the score. A base
on balls to Burns, a single by Ford
ham Frisch and home run to left
center by the Respondent Young did
.he job.
The Cards waited until the third be-
fore breaking loose again. Then they
counted twice on a double by Schultz,
a pass to Horrsby, single by Four
nier and another error by Young.
The Giants again came back and
tied it up in their half, doubles by
Frisch and Kelly and singles by Walk
ser and Rapp being responsible. The
McGraw men went into lead OF one
run in the fourth, bad throw by
LaVat, of Smiths grounder, sacrifice
hit by Sallee, who had replaced Nehf,
end single by Burns.
The Cardinals won the battle in the
seventh, which Hornsby opened witt
a triple TO the center field fence
Rogers scored on Fournier's single to
left. Lavan forced Jacques, but the
stole second and crossed the platter o.
safety to center from the bat of Dill
hoefer.
Rally in Ninth Failed
Long George Kelly tried to save The
day for the Giants in the ninth b!
singing with one man down, but hlnf
and Rapp refused to help, both hyln&
out.
Some bone base running by Rap
or bone coaching by Hughie Jennlngs
cost the Giants run in the seventh
George Torporcer, the hespectacled
substitute second basenan OF the
Cards, was presented with gold watch
and chain just before game time Ihe
,resentation was made by committee
FroYn the st. Agatha Club, Of Brooklyn,
semi-pro organization with which
Torporcer played before being grabbed
by Branch Hickey.
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