The New York herald., 1921-07-30
GIANTS BEAT REDS
In TENTH, 10 TO I
Hit by Bancroft Drives in
Tally That Gives New
York the Edge.
KNOCKOUT BY FRISCH
Fine Fielding by Burns and
Bancroft Nips Valiant Effort
at Rally by Losers.
KNOCKOUT BY FRIsCH
ny DANIEL.

ny DANIEL.
Spccsol Desputch 10 THE New YoHK HERALD.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-Only half a
game now between the pursuing Giants
and the leaders from Pittsburgh. that
as the result OF a ten inning triumph
for the Giants over the Reds this after
noon while the Pirates were kept idle
by rain. IT was a tense, nerve racking
battle. this long. hard struggle In which
the Giants crashed out four hits for
three runs in the overtime session and
won by 10 TO Z.
A hit by Bancroft drove In the run
which gave the Giants the edge over
the locals. Then Frisch drove out a
double which scored two more tallies
and put the Reds down for the full
count Smith opened the rally with q
hit ana Causey went in to run for him.
Sallee. one of the heroes Of the day.
laid down neat sacrifice, vindicating
the judgment of Hughey Jennings in
not removing him in favor Of a pinch
hitter. Burns poled a hit to centre and
then came Bancroft with terrific drive
through short. scoring Causey. At this
point Geary left and Coumbe went In
TO pitch for the Reds. Frisch crashed
one to right for two bases and both
Burns and Bancroft scampered over the
rubber.
In their,half the Reds made valiant
effort but were balked. Burns's great
shoestring catch robbed Roush of hit
ana then Bancroft's herculean heave got
DaaIbert- Duncan drove a triple to right
centre and tried to stretch II into a
homer: but Kelly's relay from Young
reached Snyder ahead of the Red.
Scrap Full of Rallies.
1trwas . wild. up and at 'em, give and
Ntaka scrap full OF rallies. Ryan started
In tho box for the Giants and had to
leave under great pressure In the FIRST
inning. Sallee, who followed him.
pitched mighty game ball the rest of the
way and but for a bad break in the
ninth. when Young lost Bohne's fly IN
the sun and gave triple which tied the
score, still would have scored In regu-
lation time Sallee helped some with a
couple OF hits
Tho Reds helped. too. with ak errors.
They started with Pete Donohue, late OF
Christian Brothers College OF Texas He
left as early as Ryan. Clin MArkle.
once a Yankee and still claimed by Col
Rupert, took the collegian's place and
stayed on the job until he was taken
out for a pinch hitter in the ninth.
Marlsle had made two hits.
Second to the tenth inning rally among
the features of the New York attack
was a great squeeze with Young on the
bunting end in the fourth. It brought
three runs and tied the score at all.
1t all happened with two out Burns
singled to centre and went to third on
Bancroft's drive to right. Neale's poor
relay put Bannie on second. Frisch
walked. filling the bases.
Markle got two strikes on Young and
then came a neat bit Of baseball Jen-
nings ordered Young to lay down . bunt
He dumped the ball In front OF Har-
grave. Young was almost on first when
the catcher, in his great anxiety. heave1
the ball into right Burns, Bancroft and
F'risch all rushed home and Young
reached third. The trap had been
sprung just as Jennings expected II
would be. Kelly famed for the third
out
1t was quite festive start which the
Giants made. two hits, three passes and
an error figuring in the first inning.
which produced two runs. Burns opened
on Donohue with single to left and
Bancroft walked. Frisch's attempted
sacrifice was messed UP by Donohue and
the bases were filled. Young drove q hit
TO left, scoring Burns. Kelly walked and
Bannie was forced home This spelled
sufficiency for Donohue and Markle
took his place.
Frisch Caught mt Plate.