New-York tribune., 1922-07-05


,.n,nx tie, which ended 5 to 8.
Nam. which caused the postponement
!, ~. morning contest. fell in con-
s;,rsa. drissle from the fifth inning
:. .hs fourteenth. but the discouraged
.sAls.es plo6ded on through muck and
nud
:. .Aeer weight and superior numbers.
,s. 4 availed him nothing. Ha used
W thYse pitchers, three catchers, two
~ l..s m'ea 'eeaatsieIders and pinch runner
sasas. he ran out of further supplies.
g.S,sw matched him in pitching tai
~ Int fell hopelessly behind on the
.st,r reserve forces,
ThA cast OF pitching characters in
..isr Of appearance was as follows:
Bsooklyn--Gr!mes, Vance and Ca
a'N 'eN;.nts--Ryan, Jonnard, less Barnes
sas 3. hurlers we're not Withdrawn be-
..sss Al inability to pitch, but on ae-
ssssi AZ their known weakness at bat.
rs;res yielded only three hits in eight
,s,sss. but undue generosity with
s.sses ss and a home run by Johnnie
ksrlnss netted the Giants four runs
is,;sr kis tenancy Of the mound.
.rawd Of $4,000 braved the threat
.e;ns weather and absorbed lot OF
ssoisture as the lead see-sawed from
one team to the other.
Ryan Makes Early Exit
Hvan started the contest as though
AZ ware anxious to get back TO the
siubhouss and pack up for the Western
s,ic n 80 his wish was gratified, as
insn McGraw hustled him of TO the
saolinr showers after High and John
Han had walked and Tommie Griffith
had singled, scoring High. When JON
ssrd appeared in the rescue role Zack
wheat drove 8 sacrifice fly to ancient
casey Stengel and Jimmie Johnston
drifted across with the second tally for
Me rlatbush home guards This lead
vas increased to three runs when Tom
mie Griffith waited the first ball
stitched BY Jonnard in the third inning
Into the upper stand for q free trip
around the circuit.
A three-run lead is nothing these
merry days when the manufacturers of
baseballs are taking the rabbits out of
the spheroids only for the purpose Of
replacing them with kangaroos. After
the "Lord Of Burleigh" had walked
Jonr,ard and Bancroft in the Giants
half Of she third little Johnnie Raw
linss up and popped home run into
the lett-Aeld bleachers, sending the
whole Ebbets troupe into mourning
with one fell stroke.
This sad state of affairs continued
until the seventh, when the greatness
Of heart Of Burleigh Grimes once more
proved the undoing Of the Dodger clan.
Tie Brooklyn spitballer got tired Of
watching Ross Young foul off flock Of
good balls and gave him free ticket
to the first station. Up came Casey
Stengel and clouted the ball over the
head Of Hy Myers for three bases,
scoring the agile Mr.; Young. There
VA weeping and wailing and gnashing
Of Brooklyn teeth, for the tie was
broken and the hated Giants were in
he lead. More runs were imminent,
but after coil" Smith had been passed
Intentionally Stengel was erased at the
plate on Jonnard's bunt and Bancroft
lined TO Wheat.
Robins Tie the Score
Hank DeBerry opened the ninth with
double off Jennard, but the game was
apparently in the Giant ice box when
the next two men were easy victims
Jimmie Johnston crossed the dope with
q nit to the right field exit, on which
DeBerry scored, while Jimmie himself
was tagged for the third out as he slid
into the plate.
Loud we're the Brooklyn cheers when
the Dodgers put across a tally in the
tenth on two.base wild throw by Earl
omlth ON Hungling's bunt and a loop
ing single by Ray Schmandt. The
WANTS came right back and tied it up
again on singles by Bancroft and Raw
hhgs and force out at second on
frounder by Frsch. Both teams
threatened in later innings, but the
pate remained undented up to the
!'ne when Bob Moran called the dark,
camp y battle in the fourteenth, with
Tue score tied at all.
Briefs of the Game
me frst inning provided the rare
spectacle Of Brooklyn rooters riorously
se,heerlng Giant pitcher. The explana-
Won q this phenomenon was the fact
.nss Kosy Bill Ryan walked the first
."o men ur and allowed the third man
- ~ Hnpie. Despite protests from across
.ne river, John McGraW Immediately
yaaked the hurler.
,sonnard got into the pastime before
nis usual late hour. He is generally
ssalIea upon to act as pail bearer in the
'sse innings of defunct games.
1s'mes tried to sneak a strike across
ueIofe Kelly was set for the ball in
me second inning. The only result was
osse on balls to long George and q
'aoeus OF jeers from the stands.
!. that home run by Johnnie Rawlings
me third. with Jonnard and Bancroft
w nase, started Fourth Of July parade
20 the accompaniment Of bursting fire
Issesers I and iangling cowbells while
vac taree Giants circled the bases.
nef1 Grisith appeared as a pinch
~ gs.'eI Tor Crimes in the ninth minus
sas famous "sideboards" that used to
in.a ivsfate his manly countenance. The
,uss o. the "Dundrearys" affected him
~ much that he struck out.
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