New-York tribune., 1922-06-14

The bes, battle Of the day was staged
In the eighth inning u was Arbitcr
Paul Sontello versus The Giant Board
Of Strategy. The McGraw taeticians
won Mexican victory. They were
probably acting within the cons titu-
tioral rights OF frec-born American
citizens. but they were ignominiously
kicked or the field just the same. Tho
greatest damage o. all was done 60
Sentolio's watch. lie wore eight dol
lars worth OF silver of the case pul i
ing the said timepieee industrlously
out o. his pocket and painfully repiac-
ing it again as each new victim vas
carried out 70 the ring.
Cosy Dolan started the row. With
Casey Stengol on first base, Sentclie
noticed that the Giant coach was vote
ing his oxhortations from what might
be called foul right field. The arbiter
halted the proceedings and ordered
Doian back 10 civilized territory. un-
der the imnrc sion that the coachcr's
box had an outside limit toward right
field. "I like it out here" answered
Cosy. The nir is fine. and ! couldn't
think q changing. Ny physician would
object etrenu0r e'v"
Out came sentclle's watch. and Do'an
was ordered G. enjoy the air outside
the grounds. After "a bit Of wrargling
Dohn withdrew ard Bin Cunningham
w. sent out from the bench @ replace
hin. lie planted his feet just whore
Do'an he'd been while the crowd reared
Wit, laughter.
Cunningham and SINNERS Expelled
Sontene nearly exploded with wrath
and pulled the fatal watch again "Se-
atte Bi'l" was timed in two minutes
flat from the bench 90 the lines and
return. Then Sinner went over the
same route, but he beat Cunningham's
record by twenty-seven seconds. Mc-
Graw evidently figured that he would
be out Of PLAYERS before Sentelle's
watch fcl apart. 80 he conceded de-
feat and Pen Young took up the rec
ognized coaching position near first
base. However, the Little Napoleon
took the trouble % stop Scntcllo after
the game 20 inform him how far wrong
he was.
The game itself was almost per-
sonaily conducted affair bv Irish lleu-
sci, 20 far MS the Giants were con-
cerncd. Irish knocked in four runs
and scored another himself ont Of
total Of seven for the team. The first
heavy blow come iu the third inning
Nehf and Bancroft singled. Fri,ch
forced Nehf 10 third. md Couch's tell
Ing blow on Heiuic Groh's ribs filed
the bases. Mcusci nailed the Grst ball
pitched 70 him for "A two-barrcr into
leit feld. scoring Bancroft md Frisch
Pep Young crossed up The Red infe'd
hy bunting w'h Two out scoring Groh
and maxine first base before pinoui
picked up 'hc haN. Then he a~d Ir'eh
Neusel engineered p do1h'o .fea' wh o.,
ye0t "c"sci over the plate for the
fourth run Of tho innirr.
The Reds rot two hnck in the fourth
WHOM pincIi ..v~'od fr~ fho r-.4 SO
OF Nchf and H0rrravo followed with
home rrn into tie 'cft 'cH 5ioarror-
l. tho fftN B0ncroft singled 20 center
erd F~ank Frisch followed with his
frst hif % Tho series q double IT .ho
fight-feld wal IRISH Mcuscl was the
man of the hour once more. clortin,
ort wh sting ner 20 ccrtor on
which Frisch and Bancroft tailed.
In the seventh four successive sim
Gios OF Nchf by Daubcrt. Duncan. Har-
per and HnrFrnvc. coupled with
double steal md an error hy Bancroft
8 r' 'rn Pod frroe runs and brought
The invaders within one count Of a tie
bcote 90 to b. That was a'l for ther,
~ Nehf hc'd them 90 single hit in
the last three innings. The Giants
added another in the eighth on Kelly's
eeouhle TO left and @ single by Casey