New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-31
McCraw Men
Thrash theReds
After a Defeat
Toney Is Driven From r..
in LIST Game, but Barn. vs
Wins I'd; Homer forKsns'
Special Dispatch 10 The Trib,,.

CINCINNATI, July 8O.-Badlv t.
IN the first game the Giants ral,;.,
bravely and plastered the Reds sn,...
in the second game, thus gettinn
even break on the afternoons wo,t ~
hacking their way into tie with 49,
Pirates for first place. The sco,. :.
the first game was 8 to I, that O, -.
second game, - - /.
In the first game the McGraw nso
could do nothing with the Offering, -
RUDE Marquard, while the Reds vs,.
hitting Fred Toney, Bill Ryan and ce.,I
Causey freely.
In the second games Jess Barn.,
moved the Reds down in relen.lo..
fashion, while Adolfo Luque, Hold Eli,
and Bob Geary were being slammed bv
the Giants. In the fourth inning a.
this game George Kelly made his eieh.
teenth home run of the season. driv;n.
the ball over the left field fence.
Young and Toney Battle
Just before the second game began
Ross Young and Toney traded punche,
on the Giant bench until they were
dragged away from each other. What Il
was all about could not be learned.
Toney retired the Reds with ridden.
lous ease in the arst inning of the first
game, but in the second inning fell
upon evil ways and was bumped fo,
two runs. After the big pitcher had
got rid of Roush, Daubert singled to
center and scored on Duncan's triple
to right. Wingo followed with singla
to left that brought Duncan in. ana
though there was further activity IN
the inning there was no further SCORING
Kopf singled to center, but Burns
held Wingo at second by fast return
of the ball. Marquard was called on.
on strikes, and though Neale walked,
filling the bases, Bohne fouled to Snv'
der.
A pass to Roush and an error nv
Snyder resulted in the making Of
run for the Reds in the third. Rousb
stole second and went on to third
wien Snyder pegged wildly past sec.
ond. Frisch made q good play on the
ball and whipped it to Snyder but
Rcush slid over the plate Just ahead
Of the ball.
The Red lead was doubled in the
fourth inning by the scoring of three
runs on single by Wingo, a triple by
Kopf and singles by Bohne, Groh and
Roush.
Two Runs Off Causey
Causey yielded two runs in the only
inning he pitched, though an error by
Frisch put him in hole. Frank made
low throw of a grounder by Mar.
guard, after which Neale walked and
Bohne doubled to right, scoring the
RUDE. Neale scored on Grohs sacri-
flee fly to Burns.
shut-out for Marquard was ruined
in the ninth when Meusel singled to
centre and Berry hit to right centre
for three bases, scoring Irish.
The Giants grabbed a slender lead
in the second inning of the second
game, scoring one run with the assist
ance of a mix-up by the Reds on a pop
fly back Of second base. Meusel singled
to center after Kelly had been retired
IN that inning and Rawlings skied to
Roush: Smith lifted the pellet high
over short center, and when it descend
ed it fell to earth among Duncan, Roush,
Bohne and Kopf. Meusel, who was of
with the crack of the bat, scored before
the ball was returned to the diamond,
The lead was strengthened by the
scoring of another run in the third
inning, the squeeze play being factor.
Burns tripled to right center and scored
when Bancroft rolled a bunt down the
hrst base line for perfect sacrifice.
Kelly closes" Ball
In the fourth inning Young singled
to left and Kelly lost The ball over the
wall. Luque got the air in the fifth in
ring and was relieved by Eller. In this
frame the Giants scored five times on
onebase knocks by Barnes, Burns,
Frisch and Young, a double steal and
an error by Hargrave, a pass to Kelly,
ar out by Meusel and single by Rawl-
ings.
A pass to Barnes and singles by
Cunningham and Frisch chased Eller
out and brought Geary In. Young
brought Barnes in with sacrifice fly
to Duncan. Meusel singled to left to
start the seventh, reached second on
passed ball and crossed the plate on
single by Berry. Singles by Bancroft
and Frisch, sacrifice by Young and
sacrifice fly by Kelly gave the Giants
another run In the eighth.
In the ninth inning the Reds regis.
tered their only run. Bohne singled
to left and raced home when Roush
doubled to left.
The scores:
FIRST GAME
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