The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Three HOMERS PUT
GIANTS IN ECLIPSE
Schultz Hits One With Bases
Full--Cards Win by
10 to /.
ART NEHF Is KNOCKED OUT
Sallee Also Suffers-Fournier
and Stock Get Four
baggers.
ART NEHF IS KNOCKED OUT
BY DANIEL.


nothing on Bill DoalS-and there you
have the salient reasons for the dole
full fact that the Cardinals made
show OF the Giants at the Polo
Grounds yesterday afternoon and over
whelmed them by 10 to 1.
The Clouting Circus from st. Louis
larrupped out three home runs, three
doubles and nine other hits-ffteen in
all, and nothing like the total it would
have been if some of the Giants had
not fielded with brilliancy. But as
matters turned out, with DoalS hold
ing the Giants to eight hits and nary
a run after the first inning, the twelve
Cardinal swats which came after the
third round were altogether super
fluous. For in the third Mann doubled
and Fournier lifted home run into
the left field bleachers, giving the lead
to the visitors by to /.
However, at that time 1t did not look
as IL two runs would beat the New
Yorks, so the Cardinals set about their
work of getting more and more runs.
And let us say, with the corroboration
of one Arthur Nehf. that they got them
and got them BRUTAL" They did not
treat our Arthur right.
Schultz Clears Bases.
And the bird who treated him worst Of
all was Joe Schultz. Joe hit q home run
into the left field bleachers with two
out and the bases full in the fifth
round, knocked in four runs and knocked
Nehf into the club house. 1t was the
tenth feat Of that character performed
in the National League this season-that
is, the homer with bags loaded, and not
the retreat of Nehf. who, by the way,
dropped to the wrong side of the ledger
with seven won and eight lost.
Nehf was the pitcher who started for
New York and for while he went along
in regal style. He was hit here and
there, but he kept 1t a game, kept it
that way until he got two out in the
fifth. Then the left handler suddenly lost
his speed, lost that hop, lost everything
except his glove and q prayer for the
safety of his family out in Washington.
Ind. He fingered and fingered and
finally came that crack from the cruel
bat of the crueller Schultz. which blew
Nehf out of the scene and brought in
Bill Ryan.
Bill did not stay around very long.
He famed McHenry to end the riot and
in the New York half was removed as a
hitter in favor Of Cunningham. The
sixth, seventh and eighth saw Slim Sal
lee pitching for New York-that is, 50
the announcement went But he might
have been pitching for Sweeney or st.
Louis or Live Oaks. Slim simply was
not there and the Cardinals were alto
gether too much there.
stock Hits Homer Too.
Slim was soaked for seven hits and
four more runs. One OF the hits was
that third St Louis home riin--a crash
by Miit Stock inside the grounds. The
ball vent TO the exit gate in right CEN
tire and gave Kelly 4 chance to come
through with great relay, but the
throw went for naught. Stock also got
a double and a single.
Slim gave way to a pinch hitter, Ed
Brown, in the eighth, SO that Phil Doug
las had to finish the game. And If there
is anything that Phil hates worse than
finishing losing proposition It has not
yet been discovered.
Taken all In all, the Nehf and Sallee
pitching was probably the worst shown
by the New YorlSs this season. And it
was good game In which to get rid of
that sort of hurting, for New York got
only one run anyway, and one run
hasn't won many games in this season
Of Gfty-ive hitters In the 300 class.
New York's work in the field was
featured by one Of the greatest catches
yet seen at the Polo Grounds, with Ross
Young as the hero. 1t came in that ex-
citing fifth and made 1t two out, with
Mann the victim. Les already had hit
double and single and this time he
lined the ball right toward the spot
which afforded resting place for Stocks
home run later in the game.
Young dashed about thirty yards
toward that speeding ball, then jumped
high into the air and flung his gloved
hand In the way of the ball. The leather
stucle---and the 25.000 roared. frankie
Frisch was another fast and sensational
worker on defence. His fielding was re-
narkable. His stop and throw on Stock
in the third made a classic.
Giants Get Their Run.
Mann opened the game with n hit, but
nothing came of It. and then the Giants
went out and got their run. Doak wab-
bled and It looked like curtains for him
and his splitter. His team mates came
to him to tell him to take his time. and
he took It with vengeance. 1t required
twenty minutes to play that one inning !
and fifteen of them were required by
Doak.
Doak passed Burns as a starter.
schultz made a great catch Of Bancroft's
liner. Frisch singled TO centre and
scored Burns. frankie stole his forty
hrst base and went to third on Young's
inheld out But-Kelly famed. After
that the Giants did not have n chance
until the fifth, when Rawlings and Smith
singled. Then Cunningham hit into
double play and Burns was easy for
Lavan, who put UP a great game SO
did Stock. all afternoon. The New Yorks
rose again In the eighth. when Brown
singled and Burns singled. But the next
three batsmen were easy.
Following Young's great catch In the