New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
own Gets a ,Two-Bagger

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Dagger off the left field fence. He was
lett stranded, however, as Rapp fouled
to Shanks and Smith went out on Il Av
to Rice. -
The Senators became rather threat-
enlng in their half of the second inn
ing, when they had two men on the
bases. with two out. After Miller had
touled to Smith and Harris had ground
ed TO Monroe, Shanks shot single to
right field. ORourke followed with q
double along the first base foul line.
sending Shanks to third. Burns then
made a nice catch of Gharritv's fonl
fly into the crowd.
A double play spoiled the chances Of
the Giants in the third inning. Dave
bancroft took Toney's place at bat and
walked: Burns grounded to Shanks,
advancing Bancroft. Monroe flied to
center held. ana when Bancroft -
tempted to reach third after the catch
be was cut down by Rice's fine throw
to Shanks.
Barnes took up the pitching burden
tor the Giants in the third, and Judge
oroVe two-oagger to right field with
one out. He started for third on the
hit-and-run play, but was nailed when
Mllan W falled to connect. Burns again
ehrlIled the crowd by grabbing a foul
Carl Smith pulled rare one in the
nth and deprived the Giants of an
other chance to score After Brown
mad grounded to Shanks, Rapp walked
ana went to third on Smiths single to
right Erickson Intercepted Milan's
throw to the far corner and Smith
was trapped between first and second.
While Smith was being chased. Rapn
made a dash for the plate. but was
out on close play. Smith started to
walk OF the field, but suddenly awoke
TO the TACT that there were only two
out; ne sprinted for third, but was
declared out for failing to touch sec
ond CT the way.
Senators Break Deadlock
:. While Erickson was holding the
New Workers in check the Senators
proceeded to break the scoreless do
EEK in the ffth, which Shanks opened
with twobaggef He took third on
O'Rourke's sacrifice. Charity rolled
one through Barnes, scoring Shanks
but Frisch nailed the runner at firse
Barnes tanned Erickson.
Joe Judge led off in the sixth with
his second double to right field. He
was caught at third. however. an
Mllan's bounder to Barnes Kcllv
made wild heave to second on Rice's
grounder and both runners were safe
Miller then lifted one to Brown and
hs:-.r:s went out on a fly to Burns.
Barnes was trife unsteady in the
seventh in1'ng and the Washington
players jammed another run across.
Shanks again started the trouble with
a. two-bagger. On the hit-and-r,n
play, O'Rourke singled to center. scor-
ing Shanks. This ended the uprising.
as the next three batters were retired
in order
The Giants made desperate stand
IN the eighth inning, but fell one run
short of tying the count. After Brown
had grounded to Shanks, Rapp slammed
q single past third. Snyder batted for
Smith and came through with single |
to left field, sending Rapp to third. |
Cozy Do!an WAS sent in to run for
Snyder and Billy Paterson was nomi- |
mated to bat for Barnes.
Paterson flied to Miller in left field and t
Rapp tailed after the catch. The I
rally came to an untimely end when
Burns flied to Milan.
McGraw left for New York tonight.
He was accompanied by Ross Young.
Dave Bancroft, Fred Toney and several
other players. The remainder of thes
Giants squad and the Senators de-
parted by boat for Washington, where
the fifth game of the series will be
played tomorrow afternoon.
Walter Johnson is slated to pitch
for the Senators tomorrow Douglas
and Benton will probably perform for
the Giants.