The New York herald., 1921-05-17
One INNING STORM
AND GIANTS WIN, IA
Follow Rally by the Reds With
Better One Of Their
Own.
HOME RUN UPSETS TONEY
Brown, Pinch Hitting for
Home Twirler, Comes to
Time With Double.
HOME RUN UPSETS TONEY
By WILLIAM b. HANNA.

The Reds reached Toney in one inning
at the Polo Grounds yesterday and made
four runs. The Giants, who are burst
none too springlike days. then stepped
up, riddled Coumbe and made five runs.
You can't beat team which has that
vengeful habit the way the Giants have
had It lately. and the Reds didn't beat
the Giants. On the contrary. they were
beaten by the Giants and for the third
time In this series The score was
toS.
The batting OF the home lads. not
much numerically but punched to tho
best advantage, was distributed In an
Z unusual manner. They made six hits In
one inning and knocked Coumbe off the
crest. Yet at no other time did they so
much as touch the left handler, figura-
lively anyway. 1t must have been the
: four Cincinnati runs and impending de-
:. feat that reused them. But anybody
who wants to know can bank on this:
They were heap reused
Five hits in the fifth inning off
Coumbe and one off Napier and not an
other one in the game except an in
consequential single by Kelly off Rogge
~ the seventh. The fifth inning teemed
Nth runs and went so far as to reek.
Giants--or should the dunn
be applied to the Reds?-nine Of tho
grand total of eleven were made In that
round. The other innings were as arid
as billiard ball. save two quite and
wholly unearned tallies by the Giants
: in the first.
See Makes Home run.
z Toney went reeing from the game at
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fifth inning. though he pitched slick as
you please up to that time. This sea-
sons fashions in base hits bring them
with conspicuous impetuosity largely at
tended with suddenness. Both the
Sweedle-dee-that is tweedle-dum-Rede
and tweedle-dee Giants hit that way. A
home run by Charles See started Toney
along the line OF retreat-Charlie See
and Toney saw. 80 to speak.
Eyes strayed occasionally to the bull
ietin board where the Cardinals and
Brooklyns were battling. The two runs
posted for the Cardinals In the sixth In
ming received no ovation. Whadda yu
mean, boroughly love?
Two runs for the Giants In tho first
were soft, thrust upon them runs. With
two out and Frisch and Young on bases
both scored when Fonseca backed out
and muffed Kelly's fly. Frisch couldn't
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reach the plate.
The Reds were dormant until the
fifth. which See opened with short lift
into the lower grand stand. . spot much
:. favored by home run hitters. Crane
walked ere the pcrturbed Toney recov-
erred and Coumbe singled. King
Is dropped Bohne's line fly. which would
s have scored Crane anyway. so Bohne.
y who looks every inch a ball player. gets
4 credit for sacrifice fly. Bressler's
i two bagser to left scored Coumbe and
n Roush. brought In Fonseca with . fly
n TO Burns Roush hit at bad one.
which he also did later In the game.
Snyder. who has launched moro than
one Giant rally. opened the New York
half with a single. Brown batted for
/ Toney and jumped a two Dagger off the
third pillow. The whitewash flew, and
so did Brown. When Crane threw out
Burns Snyder scored.
Banscroft put single through the
dram UP infield and sent Brown home.
The score was tied. and a triple by
F'risch which See saw but couldn't seize
scored Bancroft Frankie tried a
I hook slide. feet first. into third for q
change. He has been addicted to the
head and stomach method. Singles BY
Young and Kelly and a wild pitch
added to more runs. The score: