New-York tribune., 1921-05-22

younster in the big show to-day, "got
the habit" and conducted himself as
he had seen the giant veteran twirlefs
do. The answer was that Promising
Bill only lasted one and a third inn
ings.
The pestiferous Cubs started right
!, after Bill in the first inning, which
opened with a single to left by Bar
. Der. Hollocher walked and Terry
famed. Grimes strolled, But was
forced at second by Maisel. Frisch, in
taking the throw from Bancroft, made
desperate effort to complete double
play and most everybody but Hank
O'Day, the field umpire, thought the
two-ply killing had been accomplished
But, of course, Hanks word went and
with 1t Barber crossed the plate.
Deal Starts Trouble
Lefty George and his slow balls fir,
ished the Giants in order in their half
but the Cubs kept up their hammering
of the swift shoots of Ryan in the sec
ond and two more runs accrued to the
disciples of Evers before Shufflin' Phi
Douglas could shuttle to the mound
from the warm-up pen. Deal started
this second stanza with a single to
left and advanced to second when
o'Farrell dropped a safety into center
Tyler passed out, pitcher to first, and
both base runners moved along peg
s. Barber banged out single over second
and Deal and O'Fsrrell tailed.
In the fifth Phil Douglas wabbled
somewhat and the Cubs picked up an
other run. Hollocher singled to center
and when Lee King allowed the ball to
trickle through his legs Holloche1
sped on to third. Rapp tossed out
Terry and held Hollocher on third al
the same time. Grimes sent long fly
to Young and Hollocher easily counted
after the catch.
Cubs Shuttle Phil
Shufiin' Phil was treated even more
roughly in the seventh. Barber hit
safely to center and went to second on
Hollocher's sacrifice bunt. Terry
singled to left and Barber advanced to
third, whence he scored on wild pitch
by Shufflin' Phil. Grimes doubled to
] left, but Terry was run down following
Msiseps tap to Bancroft and Sullivan
famed to end the woes Of Doug.
The Giants did all their little run
making in the seventh and eighth inn
ings when it appeared that Lefty
George Tyler, taking pity on their
helplessness, made his slow ball 80
much slower that the McGraw men
were able to hit it once in while. At
any rate, in the seventh King singled
to right and after Rapp and Snyder nad
succumbed to Tylor's slower ball King
brought over the first Giant run on
George Burns's single through short
In the eighth the McGraw hirellngss
were treated to their second ana nnal
run by Slow-ball Tyler. Bancroft SIN,
gled to left, the ball hitting the third
base bag square in the nose and sped
T,,ia 4brnuy o11f Ford
ham Frisch The Cub pitcher also
tossed out Young and Bancroft hustled
to third, from where he scored when
Tyler let loose a wild pitch.
Perritt Is Effective
Polonious Perritt pitched the eighth
and ninth innings for the Giants and
escaped without much damage. In fact,
Polonious did some real twirling in
the eighth, for Deal, the first batter TO
face him, tripled to right center. Poll
put on little more steam and the
next three batters flied out, leaving
Deal high and dry on third
King, Young and Bancroft divided
what batting honors there were. Each
made two singles. Ed Brown for the
second time in succession made good
as q pinch hitter. The San Antonio
giant batted for Phil Douglas in the
seventh and slammed a double along
the left field foul line.
For the Cubs the most consistent hit
+ ting was done by Barber with three
singles, Deal with triple and q single
and Grimes with double and single
Deal was painfully hurt in the ninth
inning when a savage grounder hit BY
King bounded up suddenly, the bal
striking Deal in the face. After {
general consultation among Evers ant
his band it was decided to remove Dea
in favor of Kelleher.
This afternoon the leage-leading Pi
rates will be the guests of the Giants
and summer fur is expected to fly fol
nine innings or more. Secretary 10
sephus O'Brien of the New York Clul
announced last night that every re
served seat and all the boxes had beer
disposed of three days ago.
The score:
CHICAGO IN u NEW YORK q. -
Barber. r.. - 3 OlBuns. IT,. Q
Z Hollocher ss 2 1 . otBsncroft ss 1 3