The Washington herald., 1921-04-11
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NEW YORK. April 10. - The
Giants handed the Senators another
trouncing in the fnal game of the
\ series at the Polo grounds today.
and thereby made 1t six victories
in the seven games played. The
fnaI score was to 5. Long George
3 Kelly decided the issue in the sixth
7 inning when he crashed a home run
into the right field stand with
Frisch and walker on the bases.
The washington players outhit the
home talent but the Giants used
their safeties to better advantage
than their rivals. The New York
ers punched three hits in the
fourth and five more in the sixth
while the Senators hits were scat
tered through seven innings. They
staged a threatening rally in the
eighth, inning bur were stopped
short after they had come within
two runs Of tying the score.
Jim shaw, who pitched the first
hve innings for the visitors, was
found for Ave hits. but the big
crash came in the sixth after
George Mogridge. former Yankee,
had taken the mound. 1t was while
MoEridge was on the mound that
.kelly slammed out his home run.
Senor Jose Acosta occupied the box
in the final inning and held the
Giants hitless.
Toaey In Form.
Big Fred Toney was in nne form
and he held the Senators to three
hits until he gave way to southpaw
Artie Nehf, in the sixth. Nehf was
rather unsteady and was pounded
very freely, but he frightened up in
the eighth, after his opponents had
showed four runs across.
Dave Bancroft was back at his
old position for the first time in
almost two weeks He is fast
rounding into playing condition and
will probably be ready to take part
in the opening game at Philadelphia
en- Wednesday. Bancroft remained
in the game for only four innings,
and during that time he handled
four chances without a slip.
The Giants jumped on to their
usual early start and took a one
run lead m the second inning Art
or Walker and Kelly had grounded
TO ORourke. Eddie Brown drove a
two-bagger to left field and Rapp
scored him a moment later with a
single. Eapp dashed to second on
the throw to the plate, but Smith
went out on a fly to Milan. Shaw
started to waver in the fourth in
<niug, and the Giants promptly SHOW
ed two more runs across. With one
out. walker shot a single to CEN
ter and Kelly drew q base on balls.
Brown fouled to Shanks, but Rapp
again came through with a single
to center. scoring Walker and Kelly.
Smith followed with another single
to right. and Rapp sprinted all the
way TO third. Smith and Rapp then
attempted to- engineer a double
steal, but the latter was trapped
between third base and the plate
and was run down.
Wild Hesye Hurts.
Frank Frisch paved the way for
the big explosion in the sixth by
slamming out a double to center
held. Walker hunted to the box but
both runners were safe when Mo-
base
Kelly then connected for his cir
cult cIout, scoring Frisch and Walk
er ahead OF him. Brown poked a
hit through Harris and Rapp, the
next batter, went out on a fly in
front OF the plate. Mogridge almost
threw the ball into the grand stand
in trying to pick Brown of first
base and the latter sprinted to third
Nehf then resumed the lombard
ment by driving a single to center.
scoring Brown. After CASTOR had
popped to Shsnks. Burns connected
for another single to left but Mon
roe grounded to Judge for the third
out.
The Senators had previously
scored a run in the nth on a base
on balls and a double by Bower.
who had been sent in to bat for
shaw. In the eighth. however. they
slapped the ball to all corners Of the
lot and jammed four runs across
the plate with one out, Harris
reached frst base on an error by
Kelly. Shanks poked a two-bagger
TO center, scoring Harris and
O'Rourke singled to left, sending
SHanks across. Picinick went out
on a fly to Burns but Miller, who
batted for Mogridge, slammed
triple to left and O'Rourke COM
pIeted the circuit. Miller also tai
lied q moment later when Joe Judge
.onrected for another three-bagger
to deep right held- Nehf pulled
himself together at this point and
put an abrupt end to the uprising
h., fapoi1O the danperous Milan