The New York herald., 1922-08-04

Inc SslaplS yesterday came up 10
shut out the Cubs by to 0. Art Ne
settled down to pitching and had the
looked when they were in the hands of
and Red Avenger Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
furnished by Pep Young and Casey
apiece.
AS the Cards went through the m
delphia the worlds champions still lea
IL margin comparatively as narrow
10000 customers saw the Giants CON
splinters which they had accumulate
Pirates.
While the Giants looked sluggish and
ineffective against the Pirates they
looked almost like Worlds champions
Ggain yesterday in comparison to the
Cubs who moved about like nine Ping
Bodies IL the mind can grasp such
picture. The management of the Cubs
seems to have made the mistake that
Mr.. McGillicuddy of the Athletics has
avoided, feeding up the athletes on rich
TODD
Nehf Looks Shalxy st Start.
For five innings yesterday Aldrige
and Nehf engaged in one of those
duel. 1t looked as though Nehf might
blow up at the start as he certainly
was a wild left handler when the pas
time opened. In the sixth inning Frie-
berg the Scandinavian fielder opened
with a single.
Long George Kelly was playing in
for a sacrifice with Grimes at the bat
"Oip' Smith seeing the Swedish gent
off the bag made throw to where
[ellt
George was not there. Nobody was
there at all to receive the ball and it
travelled to the right field wall while
Freberg Travelled to second. Seeing
that IL seemed easy, Frieberg took
lead off second and was trapped in
graphic imitation Of Ping Bodie on the
bases.
The Giant drive came suddenly in the
sixth with Frisch out Irish Meusel
slapped hit to left. Young looped
high fly to right field and 1t hooked
itself into the upper right field stands
Tor a home run.
Immediately thereafter Casey Stengel.
the little orphan of organized baseball.
set his sights for the lower right field
stands. He lined the ball IN among
the customers for the second home run
of the inning. After that subsequent
proceedings seemed to interest Aldridge
but very little.
StueIand Relieves Aldridge.
Stueiand relieved Aldridge in the
seventh. Stew NATURALLY he is nick
named after this more or less popular
food) got into trouble Immediately.
Nehf drove single to center and Ban
croft ripped single through the box.
taking a part of Stew's glove along
with the ball. Heinie der. Groh, the
convalescng third baseman. laid down
sacrifice Stew tried to cut off Nehf
at third. but was too late and the base,
were occupied entirely by Giants
After Frisch had been called out pro.
testing on strikes Meusel raped one
10 Hollocher, who threw to Terry, fore
Ing Rawlings, who had replaced 'Groh
as a runner Terry then tried to cut
off Meusel at the bag, but his throw
broke all altitude records for the month
and Nehf and Bancroft scored while
the ball was being retrieved.
After that the customers occupied
themselves by watching the graceful
gestures OF Umpire Quigley behind. the
platter. Every pose was picture.
The Giants came close to having two |
very useful players on the hospital list
an the third inning. Hollocher lifted one |
TO short right field. Frisch started af-
ter IT, SO did Young. 1t was dropping |
rapidly and they could not agree as to |
who was to take 1t.
At this point Frisch's football training
at Fordham served him in good stead. |
lilo grabbed the ball and then vaulted
lightly over Young's back. avoiding a
collision as Young crouched to let him
10 over.
Hack Miller. the Cubs slugger. did not
wheel into action yesterday. Left hand
ers seem to be something of an enigma
TO Hack who is the son OF Sebastian,
the professional strong man. Hack
made some swings that would have
lifted the stadium from Its founda tions
II they had landed on anything. but the |
air cushion softened the force of the |
blows. Hack lands into an air cushion \
moro often than not, consequently the |
damage done by his bat is minimized
As the teams are to play two games |
to-day Il Is fortunate that Hack did not
reach base or the game might have
been continued to late hour. When |
Hack does reach a base 1t becomes an
engineering problem TO get him off again
TO him the distance between first and |
second base Is half days march, and
sf he has to go from second to third
he has to have time In proportion.
Hack usually prcpels himself around
with home run. Once he hits one the
uopulace has plenty of time to visit
friends In other sections of the grounds
while Hack is circumnavigating the bags |
They may exaggerate in Chicago, but
they do say that fast eater among the
customers seeing Hack hit home run |
went home and had light dinner. to
return In time to see Hack cross the |
Mate Which is a sign that Chicagoans |
are fast eaters or Hack ie slightly slow |