New-York tribune., 1922-07-12

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"in and outer"
To-day was ono Of Barnes's in oe-
casioni No was in the game very
deep, wsy up 10 his pink and she'll
like ears with heart and hand he was
in Il intently, shutting out the Cubs
In the hrSt game Of their series, 70 o.
and allowing only FIVE hits.
Barber, WHO is playing first base Tor
Chicago in the absence Of Crimes was
tho only ono Of the Killefer crew 70
get two hits on Barnes. Terry, Miller
and OFarrcll were the other Cublets
70 get safe hits, but Barnes was never
really threatened seriously. Further
moro. Jess worked Nth his bat as well
as with the leverage Of his good right
arm. lie sent out long sacrifice fies
in the seventh aEa ,'eth innings. which
brought In Giant runners.
Earl Smith led the Giant offensive
with three singles, two on girgl
Cheevcs, once a Giant enigma, ana one
on Osborne, who pitched the ninth
inning nc AlANAa tHaN' N'h
told, twice as many as their rivals
Casey stsngel Injured
There was a fy IN the Giants dish
Of sweet success, however, as Casey
stengol. the old war horse who has
been putting Up such young. and
dashing game In center, was laid low
In the seventh with a pitched ball
and had 20 retire with a bruised face
in favor Of Cunningham. IL Is not
thought that StengePs injury u very
serious, but 10 was certainly pain
ful crack that he collected on his wise
old domo. Casey had made his daily
double and scored one run before he
was hurt.
Frlberg made several good catches.
In the first inning he skidded full
length on his chin 70 pull circus
stunt az Rawlingss expense. Maisel
apparently made one that looked
nearly as good. also on Rawlings, in
the eighth. but Umpires Klein and
Pfrman, after thinking the thing over
and hardening 20 the New York argu-
ments, reversed the decision on Raw
llngs, who had been called out. That
gave him another hit. His double N
the fourth resulted In the Giants hrst
run.
The defeat broke a winning. streak Of
the Cubs that had stretched through
eight straight games.
The Giants were dilatory in getting
to Cheeves, but finally in the fourth
put over a run in businesslike fash
Ion. Rawlings opened the inning with
a long double that bounced along the
loft chalkline 70 the bleachers. Frisch
Immediately cracked a hot single .
center and Rawlings registered.
In the ffth the Giants put over an
other Stengeps long hy fell on the
low terrace in front Of the left center
bleachcrs Maisel falling headlong In
his chase after the ball. Time was
taken out while he recovered his wind.
stergel reached third on sn out and
scored when Bancroft beat out buns
toward the pitching box.
Giants Score Another
The Giants earned another run in
the seventh, but lost the services OF
valuable player for the balance OF the
game. After Kelly had been disposed
OF Stengel was accidentally hit on the
right side Of the face between the ear
and Jaw with a swift wild pitch. he
cropped % the dust, almost uneon-
sc:ous, and time was taken out while
he was sponged and massaged back 70
an interest in life. Casey wanted 20
20 20 FIRST and continue playing, but
he was led back 70 the bench for fur
ther treatment, and Bill Cunningham
was sent 20 run for him.
Smith made a croquet MT righ'
through Barber's legs and Cunningham
went 10 third, Smith moving 10 second
when Friberg made a bad return throw:
Barncs's sacrifice fly 20 Friberg scored
Cunningham.
Barnes drove In the final run with
another sacrifice hy in the. ninth.
Kelly was safe on Krug's tumble, Os-
borne being the new Cub pitcher. After
Cunningham hied out Smith put Kelly
on third with a single 70 center, from
where he scored easily wnsn bsrnes
raised a long one 20 Hack Miller