New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

was getting thrown out at the plate.
The Chicago way Of stating this prop
I osition would be to say that Friberg
and Holocher displayed good arm
muscle in turning back Bancroft and
Young, respectively. in the sixth and
ting for Pitcher Bill Ryan in the sew
enth, with the bases full, demonstrated
how to strike out with great gusto
1t was an afternoon of lost oppor-
| tunities and nicely won laurels for
Cheeves, for his single in the third
! sent over the Cubs first run. Jonnacd
in the eighth filled the bases and Fri
berg's single drove in the remaining
o-thirds of the Cubs afternoons net
results.
Cheeves granted the Giants seven
hits Young was the only one to get
two. The Cubs got eight hits and the
fine way they felded and played made
victory deserved.
One Opportunity Escapes
Nothing happened of note in the first
frame, but in the second the Giants
got runner around far as third,
showing they had the right intentions,
but no scoring materialized. This came
about by Young doubling to left Then
Meusel walked, and things started to
look auspicious, but Kelly was called
out on strikes and SINNERS forced
Meusel at second Young got to the
while Smith was being thrown out by
Terry.
In the second SINNERS gave good
exhibition Of ground covering when he
retired the side, but in the third with
one down he drew an error when he
dropped O'Farrell's liner. The Cub
catcher took second when Bill Ryan
uncorked a wild pitch and scored when
/ Nirgie Cheeves pulled pretty croquet
shot, slapping sultry single right
through the arch of Bancroft's wide
spread legs.
Giant hope rose in the sixth only to
take the express elevator to the base
ment Immediately. This happened
thus: Bancroft bruised green
painted brick in the right field garden
wall with a double. He skipped to
third while Frisch was bounding out
to Terry. Then Groh lined to Friberg,
standing fairly far back in right field.
and it looked 10 to l shot that Ban
croft could run home after the catch.
But not so. 1t was demonstrated that
Friberg has an arm like a big Bertha
cannon, for ne whipped the ball on a
line to catcher O'Farrell, who was able
to tag Bancroft six feet from the
counting station.
Giants Fail Again
New York's big chance came in the
seventh Young singled to inaugurate
the inning and went to third when
Meusel put q double against the high
right-field screen. Kelly for third
time failed to do anything Extensively,
rolling out to Terry. Young did his
best to score on Shinners's short-hit
ground ball to Hollocher. but the lat
ter's fast throw to the plate turned
him back in storm cloud of loud
voiced argument that went against Mr..
Young by the score of two umpires to
nothing.
SINNERS then stole second and
Smith walked, filling the bases. A
tense moment. And tenser still when
Davey Robertson. widely acknowledged
as a powerful batter. was sent to pinch
hit for Ryan. Davey famed.
Claude Jonnard went out to pitch in
the last half of the seventh and
escaped that inning by the skin of his
teeth. But he felt the Cubs claws in
the eighth. After Statz had famed
Jonnard walked Hollocher and Kelle-
her in succession and filled the bases
by hitting Grimes with pitched ball.
Frlberg put the crowd in an uproar of
delight by singing into right, scoring
Hollocher and Kelleher.