New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

tie the score. Inc champions OF ere
to 5. by the American Leaguers, and
from that lowly and patched-up org'
The White SoN may he lowly and
patched up. bu, they rode along to q
H.. neat victory to-day on the strength Of
p, much more advanced and better pitch
ing than the proud world champions
eniovcd Red Faber had mis- sp.Gba i
springing across the plate in q manner
The Giants could not solve, and off of
John Russell, great, big, round lett
49, hauder. with something Of curve, the
Giants could not make base hit until
: the ninth inning.
-. The White Sox are not standing
..-coyly back when the ball is pitched
straight UP to them with little on it
~ and little variation in its pace, and
off of that sort of pitching in the first
= two innings they laid the foundation
81 for victory In addition. Bill Ryan was
=. wild. The three bases on balls he gave
54.in the first two innings and four safe
hits opened the way TO three Chicago
runs and valuable lead.
.e Jonnard Pitches Fine Ball
Frank Friseh did not appear, except
AS emergency hitter in the last inning.
d He suffered a minor hurt yesterday,
sliding. Walter Ko7f did not fill his
shoes to the point of glittering sue
= cess and Frisch was missed. But as
half the White Sox team was compos osed
of substitutes, the Giants we're no
p worse off in that regard than they were.
80 The Sox rather ut-maneuvered the
Giants and the champions are not
G scrapping and hustling as they will
later.
Claude Jonnard, successor to Ryan
3n rs server, came to time with first
class display. His pitching was the
best thing the Giants had. He pitched
three of the last four innings and held
the Sox hit'ess. He mixed them up and
his hands. lie has q whippy motion
and his pace is deceptive
All the scoring was done off Ryan,
Rafferty, batted in tally in the first
after Ryan had generously walked two
men to first base. In the next inning
Ryan passed man and Yaryan
doubled into the wind-blown corner
back of Ross Young. Kopf booted the
throw in and put Yaryan on third, but
- that made no difference, for johnson
and Mcclellan both singled. Kopf and
Bancroft stood still while Smithy
threw down to catch Johnson mapping.
The New York signal system was de-
fective and the runners advanced The
the Giants were not alert.
Every Chicago run began with a
pass Hooper enjoyed one in the fifth
inning and was helped by Strunk's hit
and RaffeTtys fly to Meusel Meusel
made a splendid throw on Strunks hit
He took the ball off the fence and
whirled it on the fly TO Kopf in time TO
kill Strunks try for a two-base hit
and StIunk is fast man.
v ith Jonnard on the cliff the Sox
were slowed down to nothing, the
Giants the while stumbling along
They made q run in the second inning
on a single by Meuse, wild pitch
and single by Boone. They weren't
on base in the fifth, sixth, seventh and
eighth innings. Russell bowled then
just as if they we're not champions of
anything. Nobody remembered to tell
him they were worlds champions.
The ninth, in which the Giants
shook up Russell for spell, Groh made
his first hit in two days and Young
drove to safety through short. Hale
youngster batted for Kopf. Hooper
mufed his liner. and the bases were
peopled to overflowing. Rich chance
to win, this, but Meusel reached ou
eagerly and hit lightly to Johnson
Johnson forced Hale while Groh scored
and wild throw in trying to compet,
double play allowed Young 10 SURG
home behind Groh.
Frsch Fails in Pinch
McGraw sent Frisch in to bat fo
Boone. who had been hitting vel
against the Sox pitchers. Frsch hi
hard, but Hooper caught his ringin
liner. SINNERS flied out. The Giant
focked out TO Owens and contende
that Russell made balk on this las
pitched ball, but nothing came Of thei
protest.
Fred Toney and George Kelly nav
arrived. That makes Douglas the oni
absentee. Toney reported that his III
ness was an abcess on the inner cal
\ The doctors had to use the knife o
r. him He is thin. but says he is a
right now. 1t will be some time befor
= Kelly regains his strength. The "fu
!" gave him severe bout.
li Earl Smith retired with an injure
y, ankle, acquired while running 10 Sc,
Ia ond base in the third inning. Johnn
80 Rawlings was not present He has a
i,s infection on his face, due to sunburl
and has gone to a hospital for treat
I. ment.