New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-27

The victory was hard earned, and
was the elimination of a thrilling up
hill fight that was launched in the
eighth inning, when the Pirates were
leading by a four-run margin. There
were many features, but the outstand-
ing one was George Kelly's seventeenth
home run of the season, delivered in
Che seventh inning. Kelly lifted the
ball over the left field fence.
Fred Toney and Earl Hamilton were
the pitchers at the start of the game,
but neither was destined to last. Bill
Ryan and Jess Barnes horned into the
box for the Giants ere the game was
over, and George Gibson had found it
necessary to call on Hal Carlson and
Whitley" Glazner to fill the place
left vacant by Hamilton.
Pirates First to Score
The first Pirate run was hung up in
the third inning. Hamilton cracked
the ball to right center for three sacks.
Bigbee could do no better than hoist
q pop fly TO Bancroft, and Hamilton,
perforce, remained anchored at third.
He scored q moment later when Carey
singled to left.
Three runs were added in the fourth.
Toney began the inning by walking
Cutshaw, who moved up to second on
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grounded to Bancroft, who sought to
nail Cutshaw going into third, but his
throw was late and high, so that the
runner reached the bag in safety.
Grimm clouted the ball to center and
it took a high bound over Cunning
hams head, rolling to the fence for
home run. Cutshaw and Bernhart
crossed the plate ahead of Grimm
In the seventh Kelly registered his
seventeenth homer and in the Pirates
half another run was scored. Carey
on a smash that handcuffed Frisch.
Carey scored on Cutshaw's single to
left.
Rawlings led off for the Giants in
the eighth, with single to left, and
Snyder doubled to right. Brown, bat
ting for Toney, beat out hit to Cut
shaw, scoring Rawlings and sending
Snyder to third. Burns also doubled
to right, Snyder scoring and Brown
going to third.
Young's Triple Clears Bases
Hamilton here got call to the
showers and Carlson appeared on the
mound for the Pirates. He walked
Bancroft and the bases were filled.
Frisch popped to Meanwhile, but
Young slammed a triple to left, empty
ing the bases and putting the Giants
in the lead. Kelly famed and Cum
bingham was thrown out by Cutshaw.
With two down in the ninth, Ryan
singled to right. Burns bounced
double off the left-feld fence and Ryan
raced home. Bancroft tripled to left
and Burns scored.
Rohwer, pinchhitting for Carlson,
opened the Pirates half with triple
to right and Bigbee sent him in with
a duplicate of his blow Ryan was
taken out and Barnes called in. Carey
shot sacrifice liner to Cunningham
and Bigbee dashed over the plate.
Maranville hammered the ball to the
right-field corner for three bases Cut
shaw hit to Bancroft and Maranville
beat Banny's throw to the plate. The
play was close. Cutshaw essayed
steal of second, but was nailed, and
Bancroft threw out Whitfield.
Glazner Victim in Tenth
With Glazner pitching for Pitts
burgh in the tenth, Young banged
single to left. Glazner put on bit of
added steam and famed Kelly, but
Cunningham tripled to right center
and Young romped home. Cunningham
tried to score after Bigbee's catch of
Rawlings's fly, but was nailed at the
rubber when Bigbee whipped the ball
on line to Schmidt.
The Pirates didn't give I'D without
q struggle, for in their half, after two
we're out, Schmidt singled to right.
Tierney was ordered to hit for Glaz-
ner, but hit only to Bancroft who
stepped on second forcing Schmidt,
and the game was over.
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