The New York herald., 1922-04-15

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near .he bottom, but Join Joseph sa
witnessed the sufrerings of the Dod
Tho Giants ran amuck with their
clubs and their brutality was very dis
tressing to many visitors from the
other side of the bridge, among them
being Uncle Tom Rice, the plesiosaurus
hunter OF Fiatbush. Irish Meusel
seemed TO have cured himself OF the
home run habit, but Beauty Bancroft
poked a homer into the right iieid
stands, while Pancho Snyder, the ter
ror of Alamo Square. San Antonio,
drove one into the left field bleachers.
All Of the Giants got at least one hit.
HcInic Groh helping himself to four,
which is considered a fair days work
in these parts.
All through the murly afternoon the
crack cs tho base hit detonated against
the slores OF Coogan's Bluff while the
regular in.notes OF the Polo Grounds
exui.ed and the followers OF the Flat
busii Fuslliers became more and more
moody, After the remnants of Manaux
where wheeled to the clubhouse Uncle
Wilbert Robinson tried to conceal HIM
self In the Dodger dugout, but part of
his circumference was still visible to
the naked eve
serEenn ns Smith Summoned.
After Ma:aaux departed Sergeant
Sherrod Smith. who had started to work
q Subway ball like the one used by
zal efa a a n
Giants. The sergeant heaved the un-
derhanS pitch from the starboard side
with cons!de ratie speed, but the Giants
continued to accumulate base hits. The
Dodgers finally wound up with Barney
Shriver on the mound after the Ser
geant had been yankcd for a pincher.
For a little while It looked as though
the shufiing OF the Dodger lineup might
do some good. Handy Andy High, who
had been shifted to the leadoff In place
OF ivan the Terrible. started with a
single to left With Johnston out
Tommy GrIfnu drove a three Dagger to
left center. scoring High. Wheat lifted
long n, to right and Griffith scored.
Then u,s DodL er batters practically
ceased to function for the afternoon
while the Giants continued to march
around the sacks.
The Giant parade started promptly at
n home run into the tight field stand.
Rawlings lined one a. Jimmy Johnston's
feet. and while the Dcdge- third base
man was waiting TO- II the pill took a
fast hop over his bead and rolled to
right field. Groh line< one at Schmandt
SO torridly that Il knocked the Dodger
first baseman for a loss of five yards
and Rawlings went to third. Young
got base on balls. which put worlds
champion on every corner OF the In
field.
BY this time young AL 1farnaux began
to look a bit uncomfortable. Meusel
lifted one high to Ivan the Terrible.
Long George Kelly hoisted a fly to CEN
ter and Rawlings scored. Eaglebeak
SINNERS singled to left and Groh
scored.
In the Giant half or the second inning
young Jess Ba-ncs started with a nice
clean hit to right fiaic Bancroft got
hase on bale ard Rawlings advanced
the men on bases by rolling n nice sac
rifice to Schmand. Then came Heinis
der Groh. the escaped prisoner Of Baron
August Herrnar~'s castle in the Rhine
lands. Heinie de. Groh damned out
double to right center. which scored
Barnes and Bancroft and sent Mamaux
to the showers.
Sergeant Sherrod Smith. dealing them
left handed from the dirt in imitation
OF Carl Mays. started to save the game.
Young lined the ball down to first and
started to crab when he was called out.
There was method IN his madness. for
Schmandt and Smith Joined in the de-
bate. While tho jawing match was on
Groh quietly raced home with another
run.
jess barnes Supreme.
Jess Barnes, who seemed TO solve the
shift In the Dodgers batting order after
the first inning, opened the fourth for
the Giants with his own personal second
hit OF the afternoon. IL was q single to
right. With Bancroft out, Rawlings
lashed a two bagger through Jimmy
Johnston's section into right fed. Again
came Heine der Groh. This time the
Cincinnati refugee bounced single over
the head Of Handy Andy High and
Barnes and Rawlings scored.
In the sixth inning Uncle Robbie
shifted uneasily on his axis in thu prI-
vacy Of the dugout and sent IN Hunk
Hungling, one of the rookie catchers. to
see how he might look in the Polo
Grounds setting. In tho Giant. half OF
the seventh. after the multitude had
yawned comfortably. Long George Kelly
started another brief march with a sin
gle to center. Eaglebeak SINNERS
bounced two base hit against the right
field wall and Long George reached the
platter In couple OF strides.
The home run of Pancho Snyder prac-
tically closed the afternoons cntertain-
ment. Pancho just pasted tho pill into
the left field blcachers for one Of those
long home runs, the sort OF swipc that
would be home run on anybody's lot.
During the hostilltics Jawn Rallincs
cafnc close 10 wrccking the Giants cx-
pensive inield or n large part OF ~.
Jawn was called out on strikes and In
his wrath he rolled his bat back toward
tho dugout. TIeinic der orch was stand
ing in the path OF the flying timber and
saved his toes by hurdling the club.
To-day the Dodgers and the Giants
finish out the series. which stands two
to ono for the champs. On Sunday
Charles Hercules Ebbets will entertain
the Philiiet on his own estate at Flat
bush. while the Giants win meet q.
washington Grants Braves at the Poiiar
Grounds. The season IS starting to gos
loose. The score:
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