New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

~ put the game o'' s'' -'1"
5 20 4.
I. was no tame skirmlsh that rar'd
on the Ebbet Field greersward' but
a real war. The crowd that witnessed
the game was ezpcr.ly pronounced as
the largest that h-d ever warmed
70 the Brooklyn PARK ard estimated
a. clos, 70 5000. The fans complete
~ filled the stands and bieaehors ana
several thousand overflowcd on 20 the
playing field, making grouHH '-'''
necessary. -,....,.t.-
crowd partisan % Tho koDin. o..'y.
Fully hair the spectators we're .tsF
York rooterI and the veroi. b'l..s-
waged b. the opposing fnct.ohi "ele
as bitter as tho game i'seli. bf9os'y T.
had squad Of snipers DenlHa hiss
base. and they opened a heavy oll .n-
accurate pop bottle Ere on lmPiIs
Emslio in the ninth when question
able decision b. that afoiter mace pos
sible the Giants victory
Trouble in the Ninth
7. was the first half Of the nin.a
i,rir0 tho Robins were leading 70
and The fans were getting ready iof
ouick getaway when Ne~ fofH lh'
ioatsd its heavy artillery. The attack
u,ss most unexpected and the 1ianIa
were az surprised a8 the ROBINS 20
SOC three runs clatter over tns piale
and break up the game. e..
Friscn. first Up, beat cut hil 90
ward bgt that looked harmless enough.
a rir~le bv Groh made ta.ngs a oi.
r,ore interestiag. but the honin5 sos
bo9 corfforco IN tho ability o. By
fo,gh Crimes % check the Ia4ly'
vousel thon delivered the blow wnieA
was the real turning point N the t.ae
irish shot \ slow grourder % Ward
ard the latter. after fgmbhng momen-
tarilv tossed % Johnston FOR tofce
piav on Groh and appeared 20 nave. re-
.,red Heirie. Umpire Emslie Was rHas
on TOD Of the play and be threw up hla
hand ia way which, in the sign IAN
r,.co of tho umpire, usually means
ouf Mono could irterprc. that sign
aq meaning safe. and even the score
bosrd In left field had the op' regis
tcred Then CONSERVATION and sur
rrissi Groh busted himself OF, ea!n'.y
boi4 his base aad Emsla would not
wave him away. The Robins .mms-
di,fslv surrounded tie aroiter Do pro-
tas+. but al ar~lmcnts Gvalcd nauSat.
Groh was permitted % hold ms oaAe'
.Lo r,ths were crowded. with none out,
and the game went on.
Burleigh Grimes was up N the ar
and Young promptly singled 10 rgAt'
sending Frisch and Groh home witA
tbo runs that tied the score. besides
rst,i,g Nousci on third. Kelly was .
sfrikc.ouf victim, but Casey ateA9el T
iif,ed a fy % Myers and Ncusel raced .
home with the Winning rln. loaae
o,Scd the inning when be was caught l
stealing. Brooklyn would have won oy
s.os,f Esnsl!e had ruled as his hand /
lt was a sad anish for Grimes after
tfs brilliant nitchiuc IN the pincnes
oarlter IN the came. Artie Nehf was
tic Vow York twiricr 90 face Grimes
i.. ho rcmained only seven innings,
Snrinr which period the Robins ap-
-e~enflv circhcd tho game By scoring
.-rcs r.ns Bill Ryan gave thc Robins
another run Do she eighth. IL was
pan who received official credit Tor
the victory.
Grimes Strong in Pinches
No pitchor ever .abored harder than
c~ir,c. did for victory. lie was
CONSTANTLY In trouble and only mas
ter twir.er could have escaped with
the minimum o. scoring that Crimes
oilov,el un 20 the ninth. There were
oriv two innings in which bnris igh
.nrncd the Giants away in order. IN
o~erv ono of the other innings the
Giants managed 10 get at leas. enc
runncr aboard. The greatness OF
Crimes's pitching in the pinches may
10 fcen In the fact that eleven New
Workers were left on the bases.
Roth Nchf and Grimes went along
~ n GREAT rate Tor the first -FOUR inn
ir0s. but the Robin was first 20 crack !
ana IL was his own error of omission I
tbat resulted in the Giants first run
in tbe ffth inning. Nehf got q scratch !
~. 10 the box and Bancroft scratched /
a hit OF Highs glove on which Nehi
went 10 third. Bancroft advanced on
Frisch's infold out, but Nehf remainei |
=. ,hird Groh walked, filing the
bases Meusel tapped one IN front o.
,he plate and. instead Of throwing
home. Crimes tossed 20 first and every
bodv was safe and enc run was over