The New York herald., 1922-07-24
GIANTS WIN, 4 TO l.;
GO BACK INTO LEAD
Rawlings Stops Rally in First,
Then Ryan Holds Cincin-
natl Safe.

CINCINNATI. July 23-As II spurred
on by their drop from first place yes
teAay, the Giants pulled themselves
together with bang to-day. pounding
Adolfo Luque's Aants when hits meant
runs, captured the fifth and deciding
game of their series with the Reds.
to /. The victory, while the Car
dinals were losing to Boston. put the
McGrawmen back in first place. They
took advantage of almost every chance
to score to-day, using their seven hits,
the lone pass issued by Luque and an
error by George Burns to make their
runs.
The Reds started the game as though
they were about to annihilate Bill
Ryan. but good play by Johnny Raw
lings helped to pull Bill out of a hole
in the first inning. and thereafter the
Reds were powerless in the face of his
fine pitching. Ryan also yielded seven
hits. but three of these came In the
first inning. and the others were scat
tered over the eight remaining. This
was Ryan's second victory and Luque's
second defeat Of the series,
The appearance of Eddie Roush in
uniform as a coach on the first base
line in the fifth inning was a signal
for an outburst from the fans On
known to the big crowd. Roush had
come to terms with Garry Hermann a
few minutes before. and he was hustled
into a uniform and rushed on tho field
so that the crowd might have a look
at him. The reception he drew halted
the progress of the game for several
Rawlings stops Early Rally.
The Reds hit the ball savAgely In the
first inning. but they managed to make
only one run, thanks to great stop
and throw by Rawlings. Burns opened
when Daubert shot g. single to right.
Duncan also lashed the bah toward
right field. but Rawlings knocked it
down. and In a quick recovery whipped
1t to Bancroft in time to force Daubert,
Burns crossing the plate while the play
was in progress. Harper popped to
Rawlings and Bohne sent Duncan to
second with a single to left. but Har-
grave forced Bohne, Bancroft to Har-
grave.
In the second inning Meusel was
robbed of an extra base hit by a splen-
did catch by Burns In deep center field.
but Young and Kelley. who followed
him. died peacefully enough on ground
balls.
Ryan registered two strikeouts in the
Reds turn at bat in this inning. Pinelli
was called out on strikes, and after
Caveney had singled to right Luque
famed. Caveney then tried to steal.
but was easy foe Snyder and Bancroft.
Giants Even Things in Third.
A pass, an error and a hit enabled
the Giants to pull up on even terms
with the Reds in the third inning. With
| two out In that inning. Ryan got q
pass and reached second when Burns
running into short left center, dropped
Bancroft's fly. Rawlings slammed a
single to center. and Ryan scored, but
Frisch fouled to Hargrave.
Two runs put the Giants In front In
| the fourth inning. Meusel singled to
center and Young sent him to third with
double to left center. Kelley raped
the ball to left for a base and Meusel
and Young scored. Kelly, getting to
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long fly, was trapped between second
and third and run down on a poke by
| Snyder to Luque. Snyder was forced at
second when Ryan hit to BAhne.
In the Reds half Of the fourth Har-
per smashed the ball into the bleachers
in right field, but was limited to two
bases when fan leaned over the low
wall and caught the ball. Harper was
left on second when Ryan got rid of
the next three batters with ease. Bohne
on pop fly to. Kelly. Hargrave on
strikes and Pinelli ON foul to Ban
croft. Burns doubled to right in the
| fifth, but two were out and Daubert
lined to Meusel. Harper punched a
single to left, following the retirement
of Duncan in the sixth, but Bohne and
Hargrave flied out.
A double by Ryan in the seventh in
ming was wasted. Bill poked the ball
down the right field foul line for two
sacks. after two men had been retired
but Bancroft fell victim on strikes.
Young tripled to the bleacher fence in
| right field and scored when Kelly got
q two base hit on a ball that went into
the circus seats in left field. That was
all, for Stengel bunted to Luque, who
threw Kelly out at third, after which
Snyder was called out on strikes and
Ryan died on a short fly to Harper. The
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