The New York herald., 1921-07-11
Ryan's Great Pitching and
FriSch'S Triple Beat Cubs
Giants Score Over Tyler in
Battle of Hurlers by
2 to 1.
BY DANIEL.

Business of tanning the enlarged golf
ball, performed with sparkling success
by Bill Ryan and more than ordinary
fans with another pitchers battle at the
Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon. 1t
was contest after the old fashioned
Giants-Cubs model-a bit of hitting here
and there, effervescent fielding in
pinches. and first class pitching all the
way. In the end the Giants had third
victory over the Cubs, again by margin
of one run, with the score to l.
Ryan came through with the best
game he has pitched for the Giants and
held the Chicagos to five scattered hits.
four of which were singles. The other
was double. Only three Cubs got as
far as third base and nobody else be-
came acquainted with second. And yet,
while the Giants got to Tyler and his
dinky slow ball for ten hits, which in
'cluded two doubles and triple. Ryan
had to be favored with an error-a wild
throw by Killefer--to gain a well de-
served verdict over his lefthanded rival
Tyler had control, and he was a tower of
strength In pinches.
1t was Frank Frisch, the lone Giant
who could land on Tyler with real vigor,
who made the decision for Ryan possible
with resounding triple. The Fordham
Flash, who had got a useless double in
the opening inning, turned the tide in
favor of the Giants in the sixth. The
McGraw outfit entered that round one
run to the bad for in the third Tyler
himself had scored after hitting the
aforementioned lone Chicago two bagger.
Error Gives Giants Start.
Two errors and three hits figured in
the sharp assault which sent the Giants
to the fore. Bancroft. who could not
solve Tyler all afternoon. started with a
bounder TO Hollocher. who made per-
feet relay to Grimes. But the first base
man dropped the ball and the rally was
on. Frisch scored Bannie and tied the
game into knot with a three base hit
to right centre. Tyler pitched three wide
ones and then put over a couple of
strikes. 1t was the last chance, and
Frank made the most of It.
Young, who was at a disadvantage
against the left handed pitching. tried
hard. but his best was a weak roller tc
Grimes, while Frisch held third. Now
1t was up to Gonzales. The Cuban, who
was In Kelly's place for the third day in
succession. had hit safely before. and
Tyler pitched to him warily. In the
meantime Frisch took what Killefer re-
garded as too big lead off third and
the catcher made a swift but poor at
tempt to get the Giant off the bag
Frisch was back in hurry, but Kille-
fer's throw went into left field and
Frank dashed over the rubber with the
odd run of the game.
Gonzales finally did get a hit--and he
got a third one In the eighth Brown
followed the Gonzales swat in the sixth
with a bounder which forced the proud
Castilan. Then came Rawlings with a
long hit to right. and as Snyder. home
run hero of the day before, strode to the
plate the stands resounded with cries
for another four-bagger. But Snyder
was not In a heroic mood against the
irritating. slow pitching of Tyler. He
grounded to Deal and put a period to the
onslaught
Tylers double to left started the Cubs
toward their score in the third inning.
Flack waited and walked. Hollochers
bounder to Rawlings forced Flack. but
it put Tyler on third. Terry hit to Raw
lings. 1t was a case of taking a chance
on getting Tyler at the plate--a slim
chance. for II had been hit and run and
the pitcher had got fine start-or try
ing for a double play. So Rawlings ig-
nored Tyler and the run and tossed to
Gonzales. who got not only Terry. but
Hollocher as we'll
The Cubs got their first man to third
In the second inning. which Barber
opened with hit. Brown played the
ball very badly and let 1t get away from
him for a two base error. so that when
Malsel came to bat he faced his fellow
outfielder on third. Maisel's best was a
fly to Brown. who came through with a