New-York tribune., 1922-08-19

won by score OF II to il.
Irish Meusei batsed in seven runs
for the Giants. lie made two doubles,
two singles and home run. The
game was full of runs, misplays,
noise, clatter, uncertainty, batting,
errors and pitchers. Nobody knew
when somebody else would break loose
and the pitching averaged OF low
quality.
Four bases on balls, a hit batter, a
wild throw and six hits made up the
ten-run medley in the fifth inning.
The Cubs made twenty hits to twelve
for the Giants, but the latter teams
larger run grist for eight less hits
was due largely to that bulging afth
round.
The old days Of the West Side were
recalled by the crowd which turned
out this afternoon. The entrances
were clogged before game time and
long lines were waiting to get up to
the ticket windows. Bleachers and
erandstand were filled and an overflow
crowd spilled itself on the outfield
grass.
The same old enthusiastic yelps and
shrieks went up and started early be-
cause the Cubs opened on Y. Barnes
with hits by Statz and Mollocher.
Terry advanced them with sacrifice
and with Grimes up the New YORK IN
field closed in. Grimes hit weakly to
Bancroft, but the bound was awkward'
Bancroft tried to head off Holiocher
at third, was too late, and all hands
were safe. statz in scoring turned his
knee and was carried off the field
Ryan On the Hill
A wild pitch let Hollocher in and
hit bv Heathcote scored Grimes and
finished v. Barnes. Ryan went to the
cliff to see what he could do. He
passed Friberg and Krug swatted him
for a wo-bagger through the right
field ropes. That .unkind act sent IN
a fourth run. Friberg was quelled at
the plate when Bancroft gathered
O'Farrell's tap, and Aldridge's clip to
Groh ended an annoying inning. :,
Meusel opened the second WIN
nice two-bagger. Young tried TO nunt
him down, McGraw evidently hgurlng
on getting one run then and others
Inter. A hit would have brought in
Meusel from second with not much
danger of force, yet Young was or
dered to bunS. He popped 20 Grimes.
Kelly was equally unproductive. Stem
pe1 and Smith walked. filing the bases,
and Robertson was sent in to produce
a pinch hit and flied gracefully to FRI
berg. ,e -,
voracious Cub led by five runs. Two
were out when Terry doubled and
Grimes brought him in with single.
The Giants had good chances to cut
down Chicago's surplus, and in the
wabbly and got himself into all sorts
of difficulties. Bancroft's hit, two
bases on balls and Meusers timely
single put two runs across; then
AIdridge filled the functions again by
hitting Young. Another inviting op-
portunity for runs.
Cheeves was the pitcher when Kelly
came to bat and Kelly lined to Heath
cote and brought Frisch in. meusel
logged in with the fourth run while
Stengel was perishing, Terry to Grimes.
1t appeared that two could play at tne
exhilarating game of scoring in
platoons.
Cubs Score Another
Jonnard had NOBODY Dut himse!l TO
blame for an ursine run in the third.
He passed Friberg, Krug doubled and
O'Farren and Cheeves were soft. So
was Barber, but Jonnard marred his
good pitching with men on by fipplng
q wild pitch and letting in run just
before Barber popped to Groh.
Meusel, already the producer of two
hits. made one in the fifth inning that
Knocked the populace dizzy. He nit q
home run over the heads of the field
crowd into the center field stand--a
long, powerful hit, this, man-sized
homer--and 1T sent in Frisch ahead of
Meusel. The Chicago surplus there
with ceased to be a surplus. 1t became