New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

upper right Neld sIahu'
Phil Douglas shualed out 20 the
mound at the start OF the contest and
shufled OF again in the hf,h inning 70
make way for a pinch hitter. In the
sad interim the lusty invaders had
clouted his moistened slAnts for nins
safe blows and FIVE large round tai
lies. The reserve hurlers, Cecil Al
gernon Causey and Virgil Barnes, held
the Cardinals hitless and runless
from that point out which was yigi-
lant defense Of the empty barn from
which the horse had been stolen.
stop Hornsby and you stop the
Cardinals" was the rallying cry OF the
Giants after Sundays shortened fes.
tiyity In which the great Rajah played
such an important part. The league
leading slugReT came TO full halt
Yesterday as far as hitting was con.
ccrnod. but the Cardinals went on and
won ius' the same, thus proving that
the 81. Louis machine Is not speeding
along under one-man top. IL the
Giants expect 20 do a profitable bust
ness In hating the Mound City oppo-
sition In this series they might in
ciude Eddie Ainsmith. Jacques Four
nicr and Jack Smith under that stop
edict. They should also declare II IL
legal for Max Flack 70 open each game
with a single before he limps out OF
the pastime.
McGraw Rushcs in Reserves
The best thing the Giants did yester-
Cay was 20 keep on trying. They were
irhind from the outset, but John Nc
Cfaw kept rushing up the reserves un-
Oil he almost battled his way to
ninth inning victory. Bill Cunning
lam. Davy Robertson and Ralph Shin
fcrs horned into the game as pincn
ftffers. but Robertson was the only
.ic 20 hang Up tally on the score
1oot
There doesn't seem 20 be much va
.ctv 20 the 81 Louis method Of attack.
rcy simply start hitting and then
I.cr il up. A In the first game Of the
ics. Max Flack fred the opening
O. with o. single % right JACK smith
ouqht :, was o good hunch and tried
sunday stunt Of bunting toward
.s' base II was q complete success
ri he made the bag before Douglas
.kod up the ball Frank Frlsch made
~rea. rlay on Hornsby's grounder
.nno into the air FOR the ball and
ssnr the base for a force-out on
..ro Mann who Ind taken FlacEs
'.~c cn the base paths. Austin Nc
forry continued the brutal assault on
su~in. with o single 20 center that
-ofoA Smith. and Hornsby brought In
ESQ ~rrcrd run when Kelly dropped
,-crofrs throw for the third out on
ck's rroundcr.
The Giants tied tho score in the
,cond inning on n single by Meusel
safe hunt by Kelly and n helty two
ger 20 lcft-ccnter by Earl Smith
bot only spurred the Cardinals 10
'lrther outrage and Jack Smith opened
rc third starza with a triple 20 the
irif-fcid exit lie scored on a saeri-
fec Is ty McHenry. and after Fournier
nd stock had singled q few moments
afor Eddie Ainsmith brought them
9TH home with safe blow 20 left.
Enough for the Cards
That was a.l f0r the Cardinals but
= enough Tho Clan McGraw got
lack one run In the seventh. when
00crtsor bnftcd for Causey and was
.I.cn four wide ones. single 20
-ft hy Bancroft sent him 20 third.
tienco hc scored while Milton Stock
30, making a brilliant play on a
.Icurdcr from Rawlings for force
ont 70 second Tint left the score s
90 Q. and Earl Smith brought the con-
+.et ftil closer with his home run In
thc ninth, but the fatal margin Of one
.un was stli dividing the vanquished
rom tho victors when Frisch flied Ia
icACrry Tor the last out OF the game
Z
'.ond run for 81. Louis in the first in
ms he rang up an even fifty tRlliei
fof himself % far this season. He II
thc irst National Lacquer 10 reach tn
.af century mark in runs scored. HI
lad "a bad day az bat yesterday so tn
storm Warning is hung out for thi
ftcrroon.
The Cardinals are the Beau Brum
uc's OF the league. They have fou
hand embroidered uniforms apiece. Tn
extra spanglcs are for Saturdays. Sun
days and movable feast days. Thei
home uniforms have "candy-stick
stockings, which are the only seriou
contonders with the Giant hosiery TO
che prismatic championship Of the BIZ
Tine circuit
Coaching celebrations Of Milton
stock should be definitely listed unde'
the head Of Useless Activities" TIT
ST. LOUIS third baseman Is deaf in ont
ear and hard Of hearing IN the other
IL doesn't seem TO stop him from hit
ting however.
Ever since Cecil Algernon Cause!
heard OF the alleged deal By which HI
was 90 be traded down the river q
Memphis. he has been pitching won
derful ball In fact, MeGraw's relic
pitchers have all been better than hi
original guesses, which is nothing new
in or out Of baseball.
Jess Hanes warmed up with Pfefei
yesterday, though he pitched Satur
days game in Brooklyn. He may fac
the Giants to-day, while McGraw'
choice will probably lie between Ros!
Bill Ryan and Jess Barnes.
The Giants got their daily home ruI
sure enough. but they forgot 20 pu'
men on the bases before the heavy blow
was delivered by Earl Smith in th'
ninth. This oversight cost them th'
game.
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