New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

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their respective teams, the crowd set
The ROYAL rootcrs from the borough
Of churches informed the world az
large that the lord % Burlcigh was
about % apply a neat and gaudy coat
Of whitcV.sh 20 the worlds cham
MONS. while the Giant fans were s'iil
more posit.vc that the Brooklyn bat
tcrs would be killed OF and laid out
in parallel rows alongside first base.
What mistaken idea that was,
reading from right 20 left or vice
versa. The eminent Master Douglas
had his damp delivery plasterod TO the
extent OF fourteen safe blows ranging
from easy singles 90 resounding
triples. while Burleigh Grimes was
blown righ. OF the top of the Stag
heap in the second round when hvc
hits. an error and base or balls gave
the Giants FIVE large round tallies.
From that point on there was local
disorder under the shadow OF Coogan
Bluff, verc.ng az times toward rot
There were drop kicks. boots from
placement. lateral passes. phantom put
outs. rauc0us outbursts against the
umpir.ng, with ever and anon the deep
ramblc Of an extra base hit as 1t
crashed against the barriers Of the
battlefield.
II was alleged on more or less cir
Cumstartial evidence that the Giants
wor the game by the score Of Q 20 4.
A. least II they didn't win u the
game was forced upon them By that
margin. The support accorded the
brooklyn hurling staf was as firm
'-d rrvclding as wet disfcloth.
Crounders went through the left half
90 the infcld for base hits liko water
down drain pipe. Ivy Olson is
mostly made o. angles and protubcr-
fnces. The Giants took advantage Of
this fact 20 bounce singles Of his pro-
tlberancos and doubles of his angles
Kelly Takes stroll
Ivan the Terrible" didn't ret a pin
fail on any NJ fhe balls hit ir his di-
rcction until along in the sixth in
ring. if'lr frd~ Wigh rsrchod into
The skeleton chest and pulled out
bono 'rrf war colossal WITH tho
bases hilcd n the second inning. Earl
.NU U,itf 90 Ignt. hOss Young
scored from third, but George Kelly
dec dcd the trip from second was too
long 90 make. so after starting toward
flc plate from third ne headed back
NN |N.HA lNEs la' IVNII ldNfF NNEIlEfl
ruiiing up az that station with all his
brakes Set. The ball was rclavcd to
Andy Hirh. who stood thore like the
donkey between tho two bales Of hay,
rot knowing which 20 dovour HANDY
Andy" watched Stenccl walk right by
j m and perch on the bag. whcrcupon
le plastcrcd the ball on the broad Of
Casey's back and then turned 10 the
umpire for decision While he stood
waiting for the ballot 70 be taken,
Kelly about faced and strollcd across
the plate. Nothing quite like this has
been seen since Heinie Zimmerman
chased Eddie Collins across the plate
in worlds series game years ago.
iry ard amusing two base error, but
A. was just n freak bit Of baseball luck.
u tho fourth inning. Olson doubled
into YourC's territory and the little
Trh. fielder bumped the ball into cen
tor with his knee in stopping the hit
Young dashed over and recovered IT,
hlt whom ho tried 20 throw back 20 the
irfcli. tho ball slipped out Of bis grasp
AID Aow backward into deep left. Ivy
crossed fhe plate while Young was
oororing right. corter and left field on
this trip.
shower Of Giant Hits
Hits hy Fr.sch and Mcusel gave the
Giants q run of Grimes in the first
inning. but tho DODGERS tied the score
ir the FIRST half o. the second, when
s.rrlc lv Grimes scored Hy Myers,
who had previously hit safely 10 left.
Thon came q shower Of Giant hits in
the second half o. this session. driving
Iurlech and his spitters into per-
maIent retirement The Clan McGraw
llt.cd around and two men over
Young Kelly. Smith, Douglas and
ll.scn pounded the safeties before
Grimes was yanked with the bases full
sherry Smith came 20 the rescue and
forced Douglas over the pan by walk
igg Young who was up for the second
tine. The assault netted five runs in
aiL
Oison's double and Young's freak
n.spiay gave Brooklyn a run In the
fourth. ard two more were Carnered By
TIE Dodgers IN the siNth, on singles by
Sherry Smith. Andy High nrd Tom
Craith. Myers singled and Ray
schmandt sent him 20 third with a
double ~ the opening Of the seventh
inning. bat the hits went for nothing
when Ross YOUNG caught MYERS az the
plato on "a short fy by Olson and De
lefr struck cut. The Giants added
tally IN the fifth on a triple by Irish
rcae' and an infcld out by Kelly, and
fI.y cho'kcd up two more in the
fe.ca'h on triple by Frisch. a force
No.. and Singles by Mcusel and seattle
Cunningham who had replaced
Stcage. in center
Tho lctt wing Of the Brooklyn de-
fcrse collapsed with n crash. The
C.alf r.,lylrg CRY was, "Hit it on the
fr-r.. i''s surc double!" Ivy Olson
W. 4 tower % streng;h-to the Giants.
Frer fro umn'ring was affected by
o.. ncird playing Judging from the
al-. O. cratcry poured out on Ernie
O. r'.r ana Charlie Moran. the nrbiters
r.usf have gone out Of their way 20 call
then wrong. The look of outraged in
d.rrr'io1 on thc usually placid face Of
Pill Douglas was worth the price Of ad
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T.c only error charged against
Brooklyn fielding was IN oxcusable
muF hy Buricigh Grimes on n sacrifice
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