New-York tribune., 1921-09-22

McGraw was again forced to call
upon the services of four pitchers be-
fore gaining the decision. Artic Nehf,
who pitched the last four innings of
yesterdays game, was sent to the
mound to-day, but he lasted only until
the fifth, when he was forced to retire
in favor of Douglas.
Shufflin' Phil went along pretty we'll
until the home players pounded him
for three hits in the seventh and took
the lead. Shea finished the inning, but
was taken out for pinch hitter, and
the ponderous Fred Toney held the
Cubs in check during the last two inn
ings. Shea, who pitched to only ons
batter, received official cerdit for the
victory.
Giants Come With Rush
The Giants, after losing the lead in
the seventh inning, came back with q
rush in the eighth and clinched the de-
cision. A single by the ever reliable
George Burns with two men on bases
sent the winning runs across.
The Cubs also used four pitchers,
Martin. Freeman, Jones and Ponder, all
of whom absorbed considerable punish
ment. The Giants pounded this quartet
for total of sixteen hits. Ross Young
Lex the attack with two singles and q
double in five chances.
Frank Frisch injured his ankle in
running to first base in the first inn
ing, and finally had to quit in the fifth
after slamming out two-bagger. He
was replaced by Hank Schneider, re-
cruit from the indianapolis club of the
American Association.
The Giants connected for two hits in
the first inning and got off to one
run lead. After Burns had grounded
to Hollocher, Bancroft dropped short
fly to center field for single. Davey
moved to second on Frisch's bounder
to Kelleher and came home on Young's
single to right. Kelly forced Young on
q grounder to Hollocher for the third
out.
Martin was bumped for two more
hits in the second inning, and these,
combined with a base on balls, gave
one out, Rawlings drove a single to
center and was forced at second on
Smiths grounder to Terry. Nehf
walked and Burns followed with
single to center, scoring Smith. Both
runners were left stranded when Ban
croft rolled to Terry.
Double Play Saves Nehf
Nehf wavered in the second half of
the second, but double play saved
him after the Cubs had showed one
run across. Barber led off with a
single to right and then took third on
Sullivan's single to left. Sullivan
sprinted to second on Meusel's throw
to the far corner. Grimes grounded
out to Kelly, but Barber scored on the
play. O'Farrell walked on four sue
cessive balls, but Martin sent a ground
er to Rawlings, who converted it into
a double play with the assistance of
Bancroft and Kelly.
The Giants resumed their assault on
Martin in the third and sent two more
runs across. Friach opened the inning
by beating ont high bounder to Terry
and then limped around to third on
Young's double to center. Kelly sent
both runners across with a sharp single
to left.
An error by Bancroft paved the way
for the Cubs second run, which came
in the third inning. With two out Dave
made wild throw to first on Terry's
grounder and the runner went all the
way to second. Kelleher smashed a
two-bagger to center, sending Terry
home. Nehf then frightened up and
famed the dangerous Barber.
The Giants added another run in the
fifth. After Bancroft struck out,
Frisch poked double along the left
field foul line and hobbled to third
on Young's single to left. Schrieber
was sent in to run for Frisch. The
recruit Tailed when Kelly forced Young
on a grounder to Hollocher.
The Cubs cut loose with barrage
against Nehf in the fifth and the star
southpaw was given the gate. Flack
led off with single to left, but Raw
lings made a splendid stop Of Hol-
locher's sharp grounder and turned it
into double play. Terry singled to
deep short and Kelleher followed with