New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29

-. Giants. as In every one Of their
a.. victories. won the first contest
p .,.-irr from behind. They pounded
N Doak In the middle game stage.
..-.Sed him clear 90 the locker room.
80 Haires. with a fast one which
y, 'saping. dcvitallized the New York
-, I, the second game and was the
- one o. Rickey's pitchers In Eve
S,v, Who could hold them. The series
,,-sved the Missouri menace for the
.-s being 90 any rate.
pvsr pitched steadily and well in the
s,.f zane. improving with each in
80 As has been his midsummer
.-,.sr. The Missouri hitting of
v,if IN .hc second game was timely.
a, fve.part engagement was q heller
.t,'.er one on the whole and often
Jsu Especially so was the second
-, Yesterday. for both teams were
s.Frr the grind Of a double header
~ ne team scoring first was apt 20
~. since energy, az low ebo, was
i,rssr 20 summon BY the trailing team
s,n by the leader.
However. there was some fairly
,,ppv playing after the rain. With
=, innings Of the second setto in,
- falling and opaque murkiness all
$50. Umpire KLEIN called halt.
rare was a better light after the rain
,,r,ed. but not enough for the Giants
!. ste Haines's pitching with any pro-
5.,+ive clearness. The fans turned out
200 strong for the double header,
~ about 1900 were there al the
srish. neither worn out by so much
~. seeing nor having departed dur
n the wet interim.
n the eighth inning OF the hrst
ans Rogers Honsby carved Bill
iv,n slant for his twenty-seventh
l.ne run Of the year and his eighty
isrih as a big Lacquer. He tied the
National League record made by I'd.
Williamson Of the old Chicago White
S.s,kings. Of Lake Front memory. lie
\, ITO the left field stand, and every
Nv was glad. for Hornsby is likabie
allow. q great ball player, and the
Carts were pretty well established IN
ne lead
Start well-That's All
Tia Cardinals made two runs in the
s-,t inning on a pass 20 Flack, Triple
4. sri+b and sacrifice fy by Hornsby.
yourrier and Clemens teamed WIN
M, and a run In the second. lrish
y,ussl fred the opening gun Tor the
c.,sts He belted a home run into
IA right field stand in the fourth
rring. t.. .,;--
res Doak needed the doctor. Inc h li
w.,led IL. Bancroft doubled frlseh
,,rled Meusel singled, JACK smith
L.shed two Of the hits, which didn I
-,.tsr much; Young sacrificed by the
siau process; Kelly singled, Stengel
,-,led smith doubled-one OF those
v.'u-bank Giant rallies.
a. Cardinals chopped runs on ore
"a zine IN the second game, and the
s.s-.s in pinches were anaemic against
100 Mann with q triple batted IN
~ n walker. In the FIRST inning.
ii--.,;th doubled in the second and
-, followed suit A single, an out
- Airsmith's single scored Schultz
II ,he fourth. Il took three Singles
and a sacrifice fy TO score run IN the
ffth. 80. ~,
W frst Bancroft and Rawlings
xsiEed. but couldn't score. In the third
ne. ss GOOD a chance went glimmer-
irg Meusel and Young failed 20 make
IS bit necessary 10 complete the job.
Tr.sch made two brilliant stops--one
IN the second game, when ne thIew,
himself across the base line' moppeq7
i, t-e whitcwash with his shirt ana
ane up with the ball, being so DrI,
Ia,t hat Haywood Broun pronounced
Tris,b the Dugan Of the National
kague. ,.
Anew York rally in the ninth inning
IA shv IN intermediate hitting, Dut
va exciting. Haines passed Young,
E.E, fouled 20 stock, stengel singled
al Smith forced stengel Cunning
la tripled and Bancroft batted him IN
va tie third run. Rawlings bounded
e Haires FOR the last out, the agiie
fsihesd somersaulted over hrsI DASe
!. his earerness 20 get there.