The Washington herald., 1921-04-06

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short Fe,ee Helps New York.
Tonight the more or less happy
kmily hoped on their special train
immediately after supper and began
ne long journey which will put
hem in Petersburg. Va. tomorrow
morning. Jezebel Zachary and Abe
Ichacht did the ninging for the Ma
donals and didn't do so badly. But
ne Giants were wise enough to take
Advantage of the extremely short
ight-neld fence. So close was this
sarrier that 1t was agreed to allow
sut two bases on an over the fence
aaving been appraised Of this regu-
alton, the Mats Immediately forgot
the fence was there. Not so with
the Giants. they lifted three over
the top and that trio Of smacks
helped them nightly. In addition
Big Ed Brown damned a home run
10 the far corner Of the left-feld
lot. Hank Shanks. the peerless pinch
hitter. was the only Griffman to get
IN extra base to his credit. the others
being content with mere singles. Six
Giant vallops were good for thirteen
base.. while the men of Mcbride had
to be content with but eight bases
sn seven hits.
Zachary worked the first seven
rounds and all Of the Giants runs
and hits were made on his side
wheel siants. Not . safe one was
made during three rounds Of Schaeht's
tenure Of ONCE. .--..
Giant TwirIers Lzeky.
Box work for the Giants was d.
vided between Shufflin Phil Douglas
and Rube Benton. Phil was un-
steady in the opener. when hits by
Judge and Rice helped to count two
runs. But after that he was mas
ter of the situation. In the NTH
the Mats filled the bases on him
with two out, but there was no
pinch wallop. Benton was also
steady the last four frames, pulling
out Of the only hole he faced in the
eighth, when he hit Lewis and Har-
ris was safe on an error, he then
retired Foss and O'Rourke easily.
Joe Judge led the batters with
three clean singles and was the only
Griffman to get more than one. In
he feld the Giants showed a classy
combination, despite their two er-
rors. Frisch, Rapp and Kelly pulled
brilliant plays. and a kid short
fielder, named Patterson. fielded like
q veteran. Deeby Foss failed to
gather a hit, due to wonderful
work by Rapp. but ielded his posi-
ton remarkably we'll and continues
10 look like the stun.
Bill Brennan Smiles.
Bill Brennan strode on the ield
In . good humor and actually con-
descended to smile at his enemies
Of the previous day.
Fifteen hundred fans packed tn.
tiny stands and cheered every player
without partiality. with the excep-
ton of Zeb Milan.
Zach retired Burns on an inield
grounder and Patterson on a rop ny
in opening the game. frisch war
safe on o'Reurke's wild throw and
went to third when Walker singled
to center on the hit and run. Frisch
rrossed the plate for the first run
On . neat double steal. Kelly
famed for the third out
McBride's men came right back
with two runs n their half Of the
first. Judge singled to left and ad-
vanced on Milan's infield out Rice
beat out q hit TO Short. Sam set
sail for second and Judge scored
when Snyder threw TO center field.
Sam advanced to third. He counted
On Lewis dificult grounder to KEEL
ty. who completed 4 pretty out with
the1sid of Douglas. Harris walked
bot was out stealing. L. Brown
slammed one of lacks slznts to
teep left for the circuit in inaugu-
rating the second frame and Rapp