The New York herald., 1922-08-19

conventional two baggers. o'Farrell
hoisted one to Long George Kelly and
Chief Cheeves struck out with great
vim and vehemence. "Oil" Smith was so
, affected that he went out and patted
Jonnard on the shoulder. but Jonnard
instead of getting confidence from the
caress let go a wild pitch and Friberg
scored. putting the Cubs just that much
further from danger.
And. SO, the Chief Retired.
Big Chief Cheeves was taken out and
wrapped up In his blanket when Meusei
tied the game with his homer in the
fifth This was particularly joyous
session for the Giants. Frisch started
by drawing base on balls. Meusei
hoisted his homer well into the center
field bleachers and the big chief of the
Chrokees began to look bit insignifi-
cant. Long George Kelly got a base
on ball and Chief Cheeves became Big
Chief Cheese.
Osborne relieved the Redskin and the
first ball that he pitched struck Casey
Stengel on the seat of his uniform,
Casey trotted down to the bag pensvely
rubbing the spot but with smile on his
face
With this start the Giant parade go
we'll under way. Smith singled to cen
ter scoring Young. Cunningham. coming
up to bat for Jonnard. made slight
break in the line OF march by striking
out. but the parade Immediately was re-
sumed Bancroft hit one of the ground
two baggers into the customers in cen
ter scoring Kelly and Stengel. Groh
got base on balls and Frisch dropped
a two bagger in among the ladies ana
gents in left field scoring Smith ana
Bancroft. Meusel up for the second time In
the inning got a single that scored
Frisch. Young up again got base on
balls. Kelly forced him at second and
Meusel scored his second run of the
inning when Terry made wild throw
The inning ended when Casey Stengel
rolled one down to first.
Jess Barnes Fills Vacancy.
Jess Barnes went into the vacancy
left by Jonnard for the Cubs half OF
the fifth and Immediately started -
encounter some annoyances. The Cubs
punched four hits on him and with the
assistance of a tumble made BY Barnes
in person the local athletics compiled
three runs 1t had begun to look IS
though the Cubs might duplicate the
feat of the Giants but Barnes was left
in to suffer ON account OF the scarcity
not to say famine--of pitchers. 1t was
during this carnage that Frankie
Frisch, the jumping frog of Fordham
gave an exhibition of his diving catch
for the customers Barber lashed one
by second that was due for q hit but
Frisch made his dive and speared the
ball Sitting on his launches he passed
to Bancroft for a force out.
With Morris pitching for the Cubs In
the sixth the Giants put over two more
runs. Smith and Barnes drew bases on
balls Bancroft mussed up customer
in center field with the conventional
two baggcr and Barnes came home on
Frsch's sacrifice fly. The Cubs warm
ing up their last two pitchers, sent ~
boy to page the crowd for pitching
volunteers There was no response. At
the same time the pitching staff OF
the Giants was fairly close to depletion
McGraw had to send Scott TO the re-
lief of Barnes in the seventh when
Barber and kelleher hit safely and
Terry got on when hard hit ono gos
by Frisch. Barber scored on this and
Kelleher scored when Grimes singled
to center. Then Jack Scott was rushed
out to the trenches. The score:-