New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15

turning them on tne Du'N""''i''
York sailed 70 port. bearing on al
7, was that rare combination % good
pifching coupled with mighty siugging
mat won for the Giants and showed
tbe Pirate triremc one parassng iut-
ther South IN the Standing or me
Clubs. The good twiriing was iur-
nished BY Phil Douglas. while me
Giants went 10 10 tout ensemble 10
make 10 q complete route
Douglas allowed only I've puhF
.inglss. while the McGrawmen got Just
fhat many home runs Gong 81 tnhl
ate The Giants m GIT be Handicapped
10 play "home runs or no count "
give the other teams chance WI
fs,i. homo run would have won yester-
49,. game. but the Giants got I'VE
Nc amos iust 20 celebrate The honor
roll included Snyder, two; Mues'i'
Croh and Douglas. one cacn
Singles were out Of style Do that
,vstfest. and FIVE home runs OUT OF
e,vhteen safeties meant q cons .aeIan's
total In bases Besides singles ana
home runs there were a double ana a
triple by Pep Young, making d. 'n'''S
ELK total bases.
Groh's Homer Inside Field
The strange feature about ,he home
,uns was tho minimum Of eNoft Wnich
Tho Giants seemed 90 expend Do hlttlhs
them into the right-held stana an9
that All who ciouted into the slahu
.rc ,ight. handed batters. Heinie Groh $
borre run was different from the others
1, that 10 was made inside INC nelu'
no sbot IL down The alley between
RIGHT ard center and had TO 90 some
tai sprintinr 90 make the circuit
Irish Musscrs clout was the
and the left fielder. "ho ha. osen nv,
ting all sorts Of pitching auoeu wv
singles 20 his total snyder ho"eNe''
rad two homers and they came IN sue.
cessive turns no bat. me DO" y.
Douglas was most productive ~ II
accounted FOR three runs. p..o
Harold Carlson was the hrst I'm
20 so through the motions on thr
mound and be- fingered long enough
20 allow the Giants nali OF tnc.i
eighteen hits and two nome l.-,s'
Tarl Hamilton WAS waloped Tot 'itn'
safeties. including three nome Iun5'
IN. Chief Yellowhorsc sweaten tnIoetn
the eighth without mourning iuI'"''
Carlson wac .u for trouble from &c
FIRST. when Bancroft and friscn mr.
and pulled "a double steal .Whlie VIZ"
was striking out. Catcher Hooch hau a.
a wild peg 60 third 30 trying 10 oa' .,
Bancroft and the latter tallen' WIZ
Fr,sch reached third. Mcusei theh ny
into the right field stands ana I ,..'l
scored ahead Of him. making ~ tnie'
INNS ror the fret inning.
In the second inning stenge' s,neleo;'
reached third on douglass single ana
scored while Phil was being iorced al
second base.
SNYDER Hits for Circuit
The third inning was unpfoductve,
hn, Yognr tripled in the fourth scotcI
ON stonecps single and Casey hln.e ii
,ollind ahead Of Snyder on the eaten
- homo run. The Giants were &C.
o.irinc the habit OF getting their runs
a. droves Of three each and they con,
,'rned Che process iu the sixth and
seventh. ...... In tho
9Th aftcr Srvdcr's clout and Ham,
ton was the victim OF me itmo.i!!.'.LL
civ rune SNYDER opened inc siN'H
'..i,h lis second circuit clout and after
Friseh had walked. Groh ga ms "'V'
biz I'm the home run hnc. .,
cunningham. who had replaced
c,oneol. opened the seventh with
sirgic and when Snyder walked inc
$50 was set for Douglass homer
phi lust lobhed the ball into the lower
Ger and he was all smiles as he INN
bere6 around the bases. watching ,un'
pinehan and Snyder score before nm
n was fine CLIMAX 90 good day
work
CUNNINGHAM. SINNERS and Rawiing'
were usherod into the pastme after
tho regulars had piled mp the big leac
and each in turn was greeted with APP
plouse
They say an Indian never smiles
but Chief Ycllowhorse was aciuf ,
laughing after the fans had greeted hi'
appearance with would-bc Indian bake
cries.
Douglas turned the Pirates back Do
ono.two-thrcc order in the hrst three
innings and the first three IlttsDurgi
hits were very scratchy. Carey an'
Mattox got the only clean hits OF BIS
Phil. The score:
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