New-York tribune., 1922-06-03

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!, was ~. second strsigh. the Giants
h,v. dropp.d q the Braves, ard their
third setback IN succession, all told.
But all has not been told. John Ne
Grsw. feeling that the Giant batting
order had 10. been producing iis nor
NAL rate % hits PER capita. .ugs.ed =
aeout. ever 80 slightly. moving lrish
Meusel Up from ff,h plse. % fourth,
srd Yosng down p.g from fourth 20
ffth In other words these two gcoc-
locking gardeners Just swa7ped pisces
No very noticeable eject was or
served from the switch. Each trlec
fard srd eech drove In one rgn. Nersel
With a sacrifcs r. and Young With q
single This was IN the fourth, when
'he Giants got all their runs OF Frank
Miller, who has returned 20 baseball
after a couple % years lsy-oA He
utsd % Be With the Pirates. and IS
so-odd or even years old, but pitched
with much youthful abandon. allowing
nine hitS and keeping them scattered
with the ore exception OF ths fourth.
Mir Errors With Hits
The svitehed-about hittcrs. Msussl.
and Yovng also had az even Up Gay
In ntking errors. eaeh chipping ~
wild throw in the fourth. That, com.
binsd With ~. fve hits Shea allowed.
helped the Braves % four rurs in that
round.
Frank Frisch got three singles. the
bes; Giant batting and Frank Snyder,
catching h.s ff'h straight game. made
hard double that drove in 4 run.
The fourth inning was a long in
volvsd session for both sides. lasting
three times as long as the preceding
three seorslsss rounds. i retteo each
side fv. hits. put the Braves ahead I
% 3. ard sent Shea 20 the showers
though the other pitcher. Miller. man
aged % weather the stern.
The susy period started with Frisoh
bes,ing out = long lazy bunt % Bar
bare and speeding 20 third on Croh's
hsir-raising double over Boecksl's cap
button Mersel obliged with a sscri-
fee ~ % the rimble Nixon. Frisch
counting and Groh taking third, 20
come home on Young's single 20 cen
ter Kelly emphasized the situation
with another single Cunningham loft
Cd out. but the hsrd-workirE "Paneho'
Frsneiseo Snyder doubled down Boeckel
alley. scoring Young. Shea cut short
the possibility Of the Giants getting
any more runs by bounding out 20
Miller.
Braves Overcome Lead
IN their half Of this exhaustive
frame Ave hits. including three
20 SHEA Barbara. ChTistenhury.
Tw..arr E-nnLrf H~1tr
bows O. fatten their batting averages.
Young and Meusei contributed wild
thfous after Chr.stenbury's hit in
their efforts - retrieve the ball and
get it - some base where II might
head oh 4 runner Shea was replaced
by Csusey with the bases full and four
runs ~. but Immediately assisted in a
force out and started q double play
that retired the side without further
scoring.
Cecil got along well until the eighth,
when the Braves wreSthsd his red head
with the wrong color combination 20
hits With two out, Cecil passed
Cruise. ;hen Boeekel singled and Holke
beTged pass With the bases janmed
Ford loofered al occupants with q
double into left. That put the game
IN The ieebox.
IRE Giants could DO nothing in the
ninth, though Cunningham did lead a
forlorr hope Nth a single. after Kelly
had Aied out. Then Snyder fled too,
ard Dsvey Robertson. pinch hitting for
Csutey, dramatically ended the game
By striking out.
Cruise hsd Hne day aHiold. despite
bis game leg He pulled one-handed
kirpodrorre catch on Meufel in the
sl1th ard another rippin or Young