New-York tribune., 1922-08-04

"a Giants had one inning of sub
,satisl hitting, in which their out
..lSsrs got together with the bat. and
& tic first and only time in the game
: rub Aldridge to good and resound-
ourpose. A single by Meusel and
1--WE runs by Young and Stengel took
-. mick tricks in the sixth inning.
10 seventh, with Steuland, tall
p NTH good, fast bali, pitching,
,s.-.schy hits and Eighty fielding
y. s;1htv felding was more responsi-
- tSan the scratehy batting
=. a more Giants to the terminal.
- An The rest of the time it was a
,;..kers' battle. OF good pitching in
inches and snappy fielding there was
e abundance. The Cubs had men on
he way often enough, but Nehf never
mou,d allow the completing punch,
J once he was helped out of hole
4 batsers failure TO cooperate in
bit and run play-missed sign or
deal since their tame playing against
he Pirates and played a fast game
mechanically. 1t was a wooden sort
q contest at that, sort Of dull. The
Tubs humanized it in the seventh in
pipr. putting touch of soulfulness
into q physical error and into an error
af The intelligence department., when
s1 excited Cub, with no particular idea
{. what he was doing, threw to third
base with no chance of mailing any
/ body there.
On Their Dignity
II the Giants seemed a bit reserved
/ and on their dignity-remember bering re-
cent razzings from fair weather fans
rabody could blame them. They played
an even, strong game, Tightening when
Brans threatened like the quality crowd
ahey are, and stopped their losing
sreak. They are a quality crowd, the
4slumps and the boots of the needless
ID the contrary Notwithstanding.
Before he made hit that helred,
! 5Ueusel drove two fouls so high tncy
yierced the clouds, bounced around in
5ne Milky Way" awhile and were
fasght by Grimes when they returned
Ea this planet That interesting astro-
fsomieal fact was of less moment than
That two were out and two on bases
leach time.
Frank Frisch didn't cover as much
ground vertically, but he roamed far
/ |aheld in a strictly mundane sense,
Eseeking what flies ne might devour.
HE impinged on Young's territory, and
|Pep was kept busy falling fiat to avoid
Ete migratory frankie. Nice team
Egork, the way the agile Young side
E.tepped, but too close to a serious
6allison of heads for the spectators
IL enjoy it.
All innings were blanks except the
Esl1th and seventh. Nehf began the
Sffth by passing Maisel. but, looping
5tAem in from overhead, he stopped
! shoocher's warm rap and threw low
s;o Bancroft. a deft scoop by Bancroft
accomplished the desired force. Terry
&shen cracked Nehf for single, but the
Etroad-beamed Miller rolled to Fris,h
Si0r double play.
The Cubs had their best chance in
ihe sixth. Friberg singled, and with
2Grlmes up Smith threw to first to
frye Friberg back. Kelly, expecting a
8Daht from Grimes, had come in on the
&grass and was physically unable to get
pear the throw. 1t whistled out to
Sslght field. Young's prompt fielding
aeeid frlberg TO second base, and next
aeflmes let strike spin over on what
8sfparently was hit-and-run. Friberg
asas caught adrift between bases and
&En down.
aeqsel opened the winning attack
a@ Aldrldge with single to left in
Sae sixth. Young's home run, really
glorlhed pop fly which looped into an
upper box in the grandstand, won the
alame' and the rest of the taI1ies were
#sefely for good measure-or moral eff
asel' Stengel hit a hard, clean homer
thinning. " '0 '''''e
Nehf opened the seventh with q sharp
aae Bancroft jabbed one through the
4po& Just leisurely enough for it to
fmlNe s. at second base too late for any
fioay y to be forced or anything. Groh
sssaIea ssi. to the right of the box and
22ssFlmes helded it to third. Nehf was
sste hrst, Stueland's speed famed
Snaseh, S1,.se, and a double play was there
bSstlng on Meusel's grounder to Hol-
tAsneE Terry for his part, after TAX
~ tNe throw, threw wild to first. and
+ i ana Bancroft cantered home with