New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

co~r,lssioncr Kososaw NJ. lands.
soasfcss and with ffwiug locks exposed
a. any stray breeze that may nave
waited its way into the PARK, looked
on through The full game and seemed
a enjoy it The Judge thereby re-
moved any doubt, n 10 existed, as TO
bls being n thirty.third degree fan for
N takes one OF such standing 70 gaze
On tlc Pills over such stretch an'.
enjoy the gazc. The fans gave the
Judge A welcome a. he made his way 20
q boz lust before the game started. ana
he smiled back as II 90 wish the same
70 them. and many Of en-.
The game was moro Of reunion for
various branches and twigs OF the
Smith family than as breeder OF real
excitement From baseball stand
poir. % was just one OF those nine.
inning affairs. but as display OF
Smiths % was q BIG success. Manager
wilhelm led with Jimmy smith and
wcGraw followed suit with Earl smith
a much harder hitter and just az noisy
in an argument. This gave the Giants
n temporary advantage, but Nilheim
camc back with George smith former, /,
IL cf Colurbia. the Giants, Robins ana
Reds In the or-er named. McHraW
ro.,d-'t trpmp this second Smith. so
tho pfIs outsmithed the Giants, even
if tlcv did not gain the honors in any
other line Or competition. Before the
came ended George was eased out for
4 r.rch-hittcr and the pastire closed
w|t. ro more Smiths on view than are
% ho found on the outside OF cough
drop box.
Giants Lead From Start
One of the smallest assembagcs Of
The year looked on while the GIANTS
and fnc thermometer climbed tofcther'
and there was never an occasion iOi
those soakcd-in-thc wool fans 90 get
nervous about the outcome. irish Meu-
frl urioadcd ono of the shortest two
hareers on record IN the FIRST inning
With tw0 Giantc resting on second ale
thtrd. rcsrcctivcly and separately. W
course iwo runs driftod over the dlsh'
md Fred Tonoy then settled down 10
rf.,o 20 tho Th.ls that they did not be-
lorg iG such select company az wof.o :
champions. From hrst 10 Iasl lhe
Quakcrs traiicd
voncy gbt along until the sixth IN
rtrr without allowing even the sus-
tt...r ofahit. Then The chatter about
4 ro.hIt game was heard and Cy VIII
Hans alabncd a single 20 the right
f.l wqll Another hitlcss spell marked
fI. life OF tho poor Phil. until the
r.rth. whom Lee doubled and Jimmy
Smith singled That was all the STICK.
v.lk far tho pills. Toney showed
.I-t. of occasional wildncss. but any
I.I. carrying TcnCy's tonnage under
ID rod. not sun yesterday was entitled 10
soc viid now and then.
Jimmy Smith was far more generous
Clam the TcnnesscC mountainecr. be
,.,lr4 ID brace Of hits in the first IN
r.r r0r tN1 r.rs and boz the sixth nc
r-nfy couldr" miss the swinging bats
Of McGfaw'e f.ttcrs. Five rcsounding
blow. .a thIs famc convinced Wilhelm
al. 0. bos- taat they were doomed 10
r..tN.r trimming A. the Phillies
v...- about 40 these times one more
v.lon cam DO 'cm any harm.
NnUof.f'a single. Wild plteh.
TfuIrg. walk. Tr.echf sacrifice and
r...,.. shn-f distance double GO short
terf.r Gold gave she Giants TWO runs
boz fho Hr.f frame In Tho sixth Meusel
r.eoI 60 loft. Young md Kelly singled.
C.M.. Nrrn fet % fnrow from Williams
ti through his tai0Is. Stengcl doubled
arI Toncy singled for q cluster Il
f.al runs. That was all, and it was
r.Irfy
Passes 90 Rapp and Parkinson and a
r.c ~ Williams nctted run Tor
Size pbus boz She sixth. II was the
f.H hit of Tonoy and the only hit
in Oh. Hrst eight innings In the ninth
Ioo doubled 90 lef.. Jimmy Smith
singled him 20 third and Lee scored
while Peters was forcing J. Smith at
second