, 1922-07-25
GIANTS DEFEAT
CARDINALS, SO
Continued from Page One,

NCoheAAhtd ITOrn rage incl \
the Giants Were in s.. Louis. stared
the game for he Giants. He was Cd.
posed by Bill Doak, ST. Louis spit.
ball pitcher.
A twenty thousand crowd was out
for the game.
Lineup: Giants Bancroft, SIS; Raw
lings. 2b: Frisch. sb: Meusel. II; Young,
IF; Kelly. 1b: Sengel. CT; Snyder, c.;
Toney. p.
Cardinals - F1ack, IF: Smith, Of;
Hornsby 2b: Meuller. II: Fournier. 1b;
Stock. 3b: Clemons. c: Lawn, SIS; and
Doak. p.
Umpires Klein and Sentelle.
Toney was Easy for the Cardinals in
the first inning. st. Louis starting off
with three runs. Flack walked and
stole second. Umpire K1tnm disregard
ing tho claim of the Giants that Smith
had interfered with Catcher Snyder.
Smith also walked. Hornsby singled
to left driving in Flack and advancing
Smith to third. Mueller's sacrifice ny
to Young drove Smith home. Horns
by taking third after the catch. Four
nier singled to center. scoring Horns
by on Third after the catch. Stock
saved the Giants by hitting into n
doubel play. Bancroft to Kelly.
The Giants were easy in their half
of the first, Rawlings singled with
one out but Frisch flied to Flack and
Meusel forced Rawlings at second.
Toney went better in the second. re-
firing the side in order. Clemens and
Lawn went out on outfield flies and
Doak famed.
The Giants scored one run in their
half of the second. when Young, first
man UP hit q home run Stengel hit
into a double-play. Fourier 20 Laven.
Toney again retired the side in order
in the third, Hornsby going out on q
long fly whic Stengei caught in front
of the center field bleachers.
Bancroft walked with one out in
New York's half of the third. but
never left first, as Rawlings fouled
to Clemens and Frisch famed. Frisch
stood still while oDak pitched three
straight strikes.
Stock singled with two out in st.
Louis fourth. but was left when Gle
mon flied to StengeI.
Doak continued to hold the Giants
in check in he New York half of h
fourth. Young was hit on the right
arm with one out but Kelly famed
and Stengel grounded to Hornsby.
Toney turned st. Loui bac in or
der in he fifth. Lavan flied to Stengel.
Bancroft took care of Doak's pop fly
and threw Flack out at first.
h Giants batted out Doak in their
half of the fifth and took the lead with
a batting rally which yielded sever
runs.
Afer Stock deprived Snyder of a hit
with a fine stop, Toney walked and
reached second on Bancroft's single to
third. Frisch hunted safely on a
| squeeze play, Bancroft scoring. Raw
lings moving up to third. Meusel
drove in Rawlings with a sacrifice
fly to Flack. Young singled to right
and when Flack fumbled the ball.
Frisch scored and Young made second.
Stock fumbled Kelly's grounder. Young
reaching third Stengel followed with
a double to right a hall played poorly
by Flack and both Young anu Kelly
scored. Snyder up for the second time
singled to left, scoring Stengel. North
then replaced Doak and struck out
Toney.
Smith walked on four straight balls,
opening st. Louis sixth inning but
Hornsby forcea Smith and Mueller in
turn. 1Orceu EorSDy. fOurnler popped
to Frisch.
North retired the Giants in order in
New York's half. Bancroft and Frisch
went out on flies to Flack and Raw
lings famed.
Stock. first Cardinal up in the
seventh singled. but Bancroft's mag
nificent stop on C1emons' resulted in
a double play. Lavan walked and
North flied out to Young.
In New York's half, Young singled
with n cut and took econd on
Smiths tumble. Kelly then flied to
Mueller and Lavan tossed out Stengel
at first.
st. Louis added a fourth run in the
eighth FLAKE singled and after Smith
flied out. Hornsby advanced Flack to
third with a double to left. Mueller's
sacrifice fly to Meusel scored Flack.
but Fourier popped to Kelly.
New York got this run back in its
half. Snyder doubled to right. took
third on Toney's single and scored on
Bancrott's sacrifice, Rawlings hit into
a double play.
The Cardinals put on a batting rally