New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

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gave the Reds the winning tally.
RYAN entered the game In the eighth
inning AZ successor 20 Douglas, who mao
been relieved BY pinch hitter, and VINO
vas going well NJ the time. Duncan ana
Fonseca made the destructive hits
The game was scrap 20 SUIT the
p,ost bclllgerent and cross-grained. ~
was close and caloric, full Of taoaseo
and temper. The Giants fought WITH
might and main % retain their lead
but the Reds wa~cd war no less bitter
and vehement. 1'fc kickin~ was ani-
mated. 20 put 10 mildly, and Jonh
pavlings was put out for being TOO
animated with his kick, this IN n fren-
ziod eighth inning. Phil Douglas the
tall and Eppa Rixey the taller eiashed
i'm aorid mound duel, both doing ad-
rnirably after "a poor start.
Douglas began shakily after his long
rest with n crippled wing. He passed
George Burns in the home half OF inc
6rst and George forthwith stole second
The tumult was Of championship vol
ume when Daubcrt singled and sent
Burns home. Mercurial town, this. lts
verbal laurel for the Reds one day ana
verbal eabbages the next. IL looked
Ike more than one run, for Harper
heat out a hit after Duncan's saeri-
Gee hut Rawlings, Bancroft and Kelly
breezed through a double play on
Fonseca and Harper.
Giants Tie the Score
The Giants worked in two ugeriSn
hits of Rixey in the second and tied
the score. Mcusel, one Of the slugging
Meusels. tripled through Burns's acre
age and trotted home on saerihee ny
by SINNERS, which took Duncan up on
the left field terrace. In the Reds
second Douglas squared his shoulders
and made them pay for the indignity
~ two hits. lie struck out RiSey ana
Rurns and left the Messrs. Pineili and
Caveney lashed TO the bases.
Fonseca, only a substitute, turned
the Giants back from run IN the
third inning. Bancroft and Rawlings
singled with two out and Friseh came
near doing likewise. Fonseea cut on
bis orounder back 20 second and had
a short toss 70 Caveney for force
out The pathway Of the pitchers was
beset with trouble. Theirs was a
thorny road. Men were getting on con
In the third Daubert not only got
on. hut girdled the bases. He did this
felonious thing on pass, Duncan
safe one on a hit and run play through
short as Bancroft was going over 70
cover, and Harper's rocket 20 cunning,
ham. Douglas snatched hot brand
from Fonseca and started double play
which throttled that spirited rally. The
kicking on McCormick's decisions were
as vlnegary as they we're frequent.
Bancroft. Frisch and others tossed
their gloves skyward en- masse IN the
fourth and were reprimanded by the
umpire. while the fans roarec and
fumed. The contest was full OF action
and acid. Meusel backed into deep left
ard made catch so brilliant the
sparks few. Douglas shut OF run
when he knocked down a liner from
Burns with two out. lie had 10 neld
and pitch and crab and 90 the whole
repertoire Of accomplishments TO hold
the hustling Reds.
Cunningham got a staggering rap on
the head from a pitched ball IN the
fifth, but his head cleared and he took
first base. Snyder singled, Harper
dropped a fy from Douglas but forced
Snyder. and when Burns, running In
hard. failed 10 hold Bancroft's poke TO
short center. Cunningham came all
spread out TO the plate with the tieing
run. Rawlings, after popping a fly 20
way OF the latter's throw 10 FIRST TO
double Bancroft. The interference
was entirely unintentional, but be-
cause Of IL Bancroft was called out.
Rather awkward on Rawlings part.
Umpires Have Their Troubles
SINNERS and Mccormick wrangled In
the sixth. SINNERS was kicking on a
called second strike, when Mccormick,
sorely tried. testify ordered Rixey TO
pitch. SINNERS jumped into the box and
hurriedly lifted his bat 10 foul of the
ball. He hadn't time for anything else
but his foul was in effect a bunt and
the umpire was right in calling him
out. Kick No. 1901 followed this de-
cision. Douglas laughed aloud at one
Of McCormick's called balls and was
warned by the umpire 10 have done
with such tantrums.
In the middle innings the pitching
grew much steadier on both sides.
Batsmen found difficulty in getting on.
The sixth and seventh were total losses,
and only Daubert went so far as 10
make a base hit. He tried 20 steal and
Snyder's throw blotted him out.
CASTOR in the eighth did his duty as
pinch hitter. lie carried Douglass
seepter 10 the plate and made single
with IT, Bancroft forced him, which
was no fault Of his. Apparently he in
terfered with a double play, but Rigler
said no, much 10 the Indignation Of the
Reds. Bancroft passed out stealing
and Rawlings kicked furiously on a
called strike. Rawlings was put out OF
the game Then Rigler took voice In
the fuss, shook a knobby finger at
Young and wouldn't let him bat for
Rawlings. Young spoke his mind 20
Rigler and Casey Stengel shook his
finger under MeCormick's nose. Finally
Heinie Groh batted for Rawlings. and
when the inning ended Cunningham
went 10 third, Frisch TO second, Stengel
TO center and Ryan 10 the box.
Duncan opened on Ryan in the eighth
with three.bagger. Fonseca singled
and scored him. The Giants failed 10
score In their half Of the ninth