New-York tribune., 1921-04-04
Giants Garner
Eighteen g, Hits;
Beat Memphis
Toney and Sallee Pitch
Fine Ball, but Pat Shea
Takes a Sound Pounding
BY r. !. Kelly

MEMPHIS, April 3.-Nine thousand
fans saw the Giants overwhelm the To-
cal Southern Association team here
this afternoon by score Of IL to s.
The homo players furnished a lot of
opposition for the first fvo innings,
but after that the New Workers. turned
the game into rout. Znhniser. who
started on the mound for the local
club, pitched great ball for five
innings. In the sixth, however, he was
pounded severely and was finally
chased to cover. During the lombard
ment tho Giants scored seven runs.
McGraw's players slammed out
eighteen hits. Alex CASTOR and George
Kelly led the attack with three singles
each. George Burns connected for a
triple and a single in six trips to the
plate.
Big Fred Toney pitched the first
four innings, allowing only three safe
ties. Two of these came in the second
Inning, but he was rescued from danger
by fast double play. Sheriff Slim
the fifth, was found for only two hits
until he gave way TO Pat Shea in tho
eighth The former Toronto twirler
vas bumped for three hits, including
two thrce-baggers.
Burns Leads With Triple
The Giants showed one run across
in the first inning. Burns hit over
the center fielder's head for triple.
Monroe sent bourdcr to the boz, but
Frisch singled to right and Burns tall
lied. The Fordham Flash was nailed
stealing a moment lator.
Memphis filled the sacks in the
second session. McLarry singled over
second and Williams followed with
another to left. Both runners ad-
Rapp. Yockey walked, but Hungling
hit into a double play, Rapp to Frisch
to Kelly.
Toney singled to center field in the
third inning after CASTOR had struck
out. Williams made fine catch of
Burns's long fly to left, but Monroe',s
safety put Toncy on second. Frisch
went out on a. grounder to Yockey.
The storm broke with terrible
crash in the sixth. With one out Mon
roe walked and Frisch was safe when
Foreman dropped his fly TO center held.
Young sent Monroe across with single
to center and Kelly Shot another to
right, scoring Frisch from second base.
Kelly dashed for second on the throw
to the plate, but Zahniser interrupted
the throw and trapped Long George
between the bases. While Kelly was
being run down. Young, who was on
third broke for the plate. Young
scored, but he crashed into Catcher
Hungling and suffered q painful bruisc
in his right leg.
Young was assisted from the field,
but the injury is not serious and he
probably will be able to play tomorrow.
a felder's choice and singles by Gas
ton, SalIee and Burns followed before
Monroe was retired for the third out.
Giants Tally Two in Seventh
Singles by Kelly, Rapp and CASTOR
combined with base on balls, gave
the Giants two more runs in the sew
enth. and they added another in the
eighth on an error by Williams and
three -bagger by Patterson, who re-
placed Young in the sixth inning.
After going scoreless for SIX innings
the home players gathered three runs
in the seventh on two errors by Mon
roe wild throw to first base by Rapp,
= base on balls and two base hit.
Thev tailed again in the eighth on
triple and an infeld out, and once IN
the ninth on 6 single and another
three bagger.
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