New-York tribune., 1922-09-28

~ Ali those gentlemen who expect to
play prominent if not brutal parts in
the assault upon the Yankee hurting
staff in the coming big series were in
! harness during the first game, when
Lefty Weinert won a ten-inning de-
Marshal Hughey Jennings sent a re-
svuit to the mound against Weinert,
enc Fred Johnson, who developed speed
ard control this summer on the ball
Geld at San Antonio, Tex. Master John
Son acquitted himself with credit, even
II he was on the losing end of the
score.
In the second contest the little boys
n the front row of the dugout were
J up to get lesson in big league
III. Willy Wilhelm sent the vet
"a Jimmie Ring out, with inseruc-
~ions to put the New York youngsters
through an intensive course of sprouts,
70 include strike-outs, pop-ups and
ground balls with handles attached.
Jimmie did that very thing until along
in the eighth inning, when the scholars
rose in rebellion, knocked the peda-
gogue of his rostrum and sent him on
a high stool in the corner with Ounce
cap on his head.
The Giant veterans were having
plenty Of trouble solving the southpaw
slants Of Weinert in the early after
noon. 1t was an error by Cliff Lee in
left field that gave the Polo Grounders
the first score of the game in the fifth
inning. A single by Curtis Walker and
home run into the left field bleachers
by Walter Henline put the Phillies in
the lead in the following inning, but
.the Giants tied the score in the seventh
on double by Ross Young and a
simely single by wild Willie Cunning
aham- Doubles by Walker and Lee gave
sshe Quakertown athletes another in
THE ninth, and again the worlds cham
cicns tied it up. Singles by Young and
King, and sacrifice fly by Cunning
nam did the trick.
:. Wrightstone Starts With Homer
ss Johnson went down in the onslaught
:gf the tenth inning. Wrightstone
sstarted IL with a home run into the
gar corner of the lower right field
left, and Walkers fourth hit of the
festivity sent the lanky center fielder
home with the last run Of the game.
The regulars of the Giant outfit then
busted for the showers and left the
5second game in the hands Of the
rockies. Carmen Hill, young "Zebe'
BARNES and Jack Scott were the fingers
IN the order named. The Phillies nicked
Hill for run in the first inning on q
pass, single by Goldie SRapp and q
sacrifice fly by Cy Williams They
scored another on Zeke Barnes in the
seventh, on singles by Leslie and Park
inson and a wild pitch. There they
stopped, with a total of seven hits
from the three hurlers,
.'Nfn the mean, while Jimmie Ring had
ssbeen enjoying himself hugely throw
phg his fast ball past the vain wavings
or the Giantlets. He had shut them
ssout up to the eighth frame, and nine
'bf them had beaten the autumn breezes
With their swirling swipes. When Wal
ter MacPhee and molly" Mcguire
started the eighth stanza with hits,
and clever base running by Mcguire
had put men on second and third with
none out, Ring voted himself right
into the Drown derby" club. In fact,
he deserved a seat on the Board Of
Directors.
The Quaker infeid drew up on the
grass to cut off possible runs. "Whos
back up!" waved Jimmie. "I1l ex-
tinguish this riot. I'll Just fan the
boys cool" The answer was single
by Higbee, a double by SINNERS, three
runs, and the game.