The New York herald., 1922-08-07

! him for two runs. From that time
! one Cub to get TO first BY tho eASl
had been yanked for q pincher In q
tenth happened entirely and exclusiS
happened. Eight runs for ono thing.
Tho, 10000 customers who saw the
spectacle will carry away only ono pleas
ant mssnory OF that game. Umpire ouis-
ley. rushing down to watch . close play
at third, was spiked In the shlns. and
his suffsrings proved source OF inno-
cent merrin,sut, to tho multitude. But
their Joy died down when II was real
ized that tho wound was merely supsr-
fetal.
Cub Players Get GaaneA UP.
just before the tenth inning HAl
vesck. presideu< Of tho Cabs, escorted
William Wrigie0. the owner OF thA ciuos
to the back door Of the vtsitorss dugouf.
1t IL said that fhef issaed double ra-
tions Of Mr.. Wrigley's chewing gum to
tho athletes. The Cubs then came out
for tho biz inning chaulpinx their Jaws.
and the sound Of their gnashing teeth
seemad to unnerve Jess BsrnsA
Ths parade started shortly after
o'clock with his mouth full of the
magic gum and his heart fun Of venom.
Callaxh8n, who rsplaced Hack Miller In
the lineup. came to bat first- On the
advice Of Police Commissioner AAFriss.
the traffic expert Hack was bsnehsd
owing to thu cpngested condition Of In
field 6sfflc at the Polo Grounds. Cal.
laghan banged two bagyer against the
left field fence.
KruE. snarching n . detachment Of
the Chicago Turn vercin. walked down
to first after four balls went By. Tho
parade Wzs augmented By part Of the
A. O. H. IN tho psrscn o. O'Tarrell.
who rapped the ball IN front Of the plate
and rot to first while ''O1fs Smith was
engaged In some meditaxfon5 over where
to throw the ban. This flssd tho bases
with Cubs chewing gum and xpitting de-
fiance.
Then CaIasAAa scored.
Ernest Osborne, The Cubs pitcher, who
became an athlste ~ the result Of tho
muscular development ~ attained by
walking the door nixhts with his six
children one after the other. raped ous
to Bancroft. "Oir' Smith set himself
on the platter to receive the throw for
a shutout. but> the bah went . nttis
wide -O9r' said ''ooe" IN . loud. stsn-
torian tone m Callaghan planted ons
foot I'm ''OdFs. stomach and the other On
the bag. Bancroft came in and
oqua~ Nou Pcf Son3aAs % SS0aUsoJs UoS Iaa1
run scored
T..en came Cliftum Eari Aeataeoee,
with the bases stu filled with Cuts ard
the customers with CONSERVATION. F0Vr
Cub pitchers were exchaagf1g anecdotes
In the right field hull pen when there
was q loud dstcnatfcn. followed BY q
yell. The detonation was Earl Clifton
Heathccte pasting the bah. Tho yeil
was . warning cry. frum Pep YOUNG,
who was ecing after The baal The
pitchers scattered and so dd the ball
right 10 the corner ~ tho sct. ny the
time Young eOt the pellet 10 the inSield
the bases were cleared % ~as the attn
alton. The Satuation as q clsaxed
seemed to be that tAs Gaants we've
losing ths bah gsns vita great rs-
pidfty.
HoIlocAsr iinea 70 xsly and gave up
his place In the prscessscn. Terry
slapped tho bah In front e< the plate
and Heathcote scored. and Terry
reached first while ''ctI" Smith breeded
over the stt1axisa- 0rfmso was safe
made by the chasp4ng Saws - the
Cubs. fumbled iss poke FrieAeng. the
sombcr Swede, cracked q hit to left.
scoring Terry. CANaEhAn came CD fer
the spcsnd tirne. Krug. On eis second
appearance in the lun4nG. Wrought Erie-
berg home with q Asuash - 3eft and
was caught trytng 70 make second
The CUBS had about run thenselves
into a state Uf exhAust1on, ana there
the gum disfzdbuted ~ xfr. Wrigaey
to the CITY chRrnist fnr xna1ysas. There
seemed - be ssnsth1ag b u 6cstees
mint
Bases FiIasa 0ass Msee.