New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-18

DfQIS dASWVI ~ tdT SficS Vi THOSE
who maintain that baseball is going
in multitude" fashion and they will
he there tomorrow If St. Swithin and
Director Searr, leaders OF the wet
revolt, do not rule otherwise,
Gsbson,s Strategy Successful
The Pirates made switch on pitch
ers. It was figured that the an
the mound against Jessica Barnes,
but George Gibson, former Giant,
spraEg- surprise with the ancient
Earl Hamilton, who woa fame, so TO
speak. in the Federal League after
serving q lengthy sentence in the
real majors.
Earl deserved to win in the reaS-
mentioned before by competent experts.
there IS no telling in baseball as to
what IS going to happen next. Earl
pitched q wonderful game. During
the first eight innings the McGraw
men were able to collect only four hits
of the antique
The invaders from the mid West
started off bravely and before the
Giants had realized that y ball game
was on the Pirates shot into the van
Vata two-run margin. In the fifth
inning, Grimm, the Pittsburgh first
5asenan, put grim color on the pro
ceedings, with a home run to right.
the ball he hit banging against the
facade between the upper and lower
rightfeld stands.
Robertson hits Timely
In the sixth inning the pugnacious
VISITORS added to their total to the ey-
tent Of one more tally. Dave Robertson,
former Giant, delivered the blow that
spilled another run. Maranville led off
with Il double down the left field foul
line onlv TO be caught between second
and Il i, on Cutshaw's bounder to
Barnes. Cutshaw then stole second
with accuracy and precision, following
s long eonfab between Maranville and
Umpire Quigley as to the proper ruling
on the Rabbits demise. Davey Robert
sor hereupon shot a single to right,
which scored Cutshaw. The rest of
the Pirates were easy in this par ocular
inning.
The Giants woke up in the seventh,
Bancroft walking and Fordham friscl1
contracting with single to right,
Which put Captain Davey Oil second.
Catshaw did nobly on Young's slow
noiizr, tossing out Ross while Bancroft
seed to third and Frisch to second.
The stage was all set, as the saying
goes, for Long George Kelly, but the
Lest he could produce was a fly to
center, which scored Bancroft and ad-
yanced Frisch to third Young Gun
bingham expired on grounder to
Sarnhardt, and the first big chance of
The Giaass TO turn the tide passed by
IN Sac ninth, amid the acclaim of all
the thousands congregat ted, the Giants
tiea the score, And Bill Cunningham
nc the business. with straw hats flying
1--we nd ,,,-.;
Wien he shot single between short
and second that scored Young. 1t was
a big inning, but it should have been
bigger. bancroft grounded out to
Grimm on clever play. Davey Rob
etfson then made long running catch
81 Frisch's fly to right. 1t looked more
then dubious when Young drove the
rail- to right for safety and revived
lingering hopes. Kelly swung nightly
IN an endeavor to tie the score, but
his contribution was a Texas Lacquer
eve, second, Young 'scooting to third.
Cunningham Makes Good
And then Care Bill Cunningham who
kas had every chance in the world to
make good in accordance with the Nc
G,raw program. Young Bib met tho
ttrsal test with single to center which
tailed Young with the run that meant
Giants, but nobody knew 1t at the
time.
The Pirates made a weak opening in
the tenth, but they finished strong
\ Hamilton famed and Bigbee walked
n Carey flied to Burns and it looked like
- sretner inning, when Maranville
cropped neasly single into left
which put Bigbee Oh second. Mn
George Nero Cutshaw next presented
Ills triple which won the game.
The series between the two Nationa
League leaders now stands one and one
Fnd the Giants arc three games bo-
lind the top notch. 1t is Impossible
row for the New Workers to take tbs
esd during the present battles at the
Folio Grounds.
Arthur Nehf will be called upon to-
day 10 subdue the "challengers' for the
next pennant. Babe Adams or Youth
10l Glazner VIII appear on the mound
fcr the Pirates.
Carlson Btgbee delivered consider
able hit of strategy in the fifth when
with Schmidt on second he made a bluff
blint which allowed the Pirate catcher
to steal third with ease.
The GIANTS made three singles In g
row in the ninth, hut after two men
we're out. Young. Kelly and Cunning
ham were the safe hittsrs. One run
resulted, the ting one.
If criticism be in vogue, it might
be said that Ross Young hesitated too
long in throwing home to cut off Cut
shaw in the sixth.
Nj Rabbit Funny Maranville was the
life of the whole show His antics were
more than good and his batting and
fielding hit the same high grade. 1t
might be safely said that the rabbit
won the crowd and the game.
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s'u,shsw. 90 Al 30 Youns. #. Al 2 90
Ftof'spn. II. 4 5 OF Kelly. III. 30l Is 0 Q
p,harst, 80 o J 2o,cunham, e. 40! q o {
ssftrnn,. ID. 8 p II GeERawlsngs ~ 90 / 8
schmidt e.. 20 3 oil Snyder e.. 800 > . q
Hamilton. . 5 o o0iBsrnes. p. 2eo o 4 q
Brown $50. 81 o 9
fsVsltey 49,. 600 o o d
Causcy. p.... 900 o q
isticnlales 81. ol 0 OF
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Totals. 81 4lo so II OF Totals So , . so &c
sBatted for Barnes In eighth inning.
fRan Tor Brown IN eighth Naming
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