New-York tribune., 1922-06-13

around the base pains at the IOiO vi
with the Giants on the long end by
Eppa Jeppa Rixey. the elongated left
handler. was the nurler named by Pat
Moran Tor slaughter. and Pat called
tho turn. Long. lean Eppa had moth
ing out there except his glove and 3
gaudy little cap that was seven sizes
TOO small That particular ehapeau
must have been borrowed from Miller
Huggins or stolen from Rabbit Ma
ranville. There was no luck in H..
either. for every time Rixey threw a
port slant within mailing distance Of
the plate some upstart Giant cl0utod u
20 the barriers. m the hfth inning,
with long hits crashing IN every diree..
uon. Eppa viewed the skies sadly and
mooned. 1T isn't raining violets, ne
raining triples" That might be listed
asa neat summary Of the entire game.
John j. McGraw invited Jess Barnes
O. gct a good game out Of his system,
which the said Barnes proceeded TO
do forthwith. he held the Reds 10
pair OF earned runs and one gift tally
with two out in the ninth inning. This
IS simple method Of winning a ball
game. provided your own side produces
enough triples. The Giants did better
than that, for Irish Meusel, jealous Of
Brother Bobs circuit clouts on the
Western trip With the Iluggins Flying
Circus. came up ia the third inning,
with the bases full, and slammed the
ball into tho lower night field stand for
quartet Of large, round tallies.
Rally Starts With Two Out
A. the invaders had scored a run
Iu the first inning on base on balls,
ihcautiously given 20 George Burns,
and double by Harper, this vehe-
Mcnt gesture by Irish Mousel was
greatly appreciated, Two men were
oIf in the .hird whcn all the fuss
started Bancroft doubled 10 left and
both fr.scn and GrOh drew passes 10
ifst, setting the stage for the home
r.n blow. Not that 10 makes any
difference. but just as q matter Of In
Iermati0u. Receiver Hargrave is su-
thority for the statement that II was
O fast ball that Meusel sent back
laster than 10 came. Hitting fast ones
Ia trait in the Mousol tribe
The world's champions battod around
n the third and did the trick over
again boz the SIXTH. scoring Eve runs
OI six HTS. This time there was one
,lt before the trouble started II Pat
I0ran could only come 90 some gentle
manly agreement with John McGraw
whereby one or two outs might con
'tutc an inning and seven or eight
innings legal game, he might do q
profitable business at the Brush
tadum. bat the way they do things
l1u Pat is on tie road 90 ruin
After frisch had subsided IN the fifth.
IcilIc Groh got q double 10 left when
Iat Duncan lost the ball in the sun and
folded up in scif-defcnse. If Pat could
lnd bali those balls be has lost in the
sun hc could sart Il rushing retail
business in sporting goods Irish
Ncuscl scored Gfon with ponderous
tfiplc 90 the lcft-conter fence. and
-corcd himself on Pep foung's single
fo right. George Kelly pounded the
hall 90 the exit .n right field for an
other triple, and Eppa Jeppa RiSey was
excused for the dag. Gillespie was
rushed t0 Che rescue, and by the time
Cunningham and Snyder had singled
Of his delivery and Barnes had de-
lvored bis sacrifice rs. five runs were
Cralkcd upon ihe register
Reds Scored again in Eighth
That was a'l for the Giants, DGt il
was plenty Barnes WAS content 20 loll
luxuriously along ON his eight run
Lead Ilo Reds go, back one counter IN
thc eighth on single by Burns, a
double ly Jake Daubcrt md sacri-
geo Ay by duncan.
Tho ninth inning ruu was surprise
package fof t.e Reds Bohne started