The New York herald., 1922-09-17
2OWNS 2 TO /; INCREASE LEAD TC
GIANTS GET EVEN
BREAK WITH REDS
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| storm.
| In the second game McQui,lan. who
had been knocked out by the Cubs in
his previous appearance. started against
| Adolpho Luque. the proud Castilian from
that hot Havana. Luque not only
started but he finished while McQuillan
again was sent to see IL there was any
hot water In the showers as early as
the second. After, Huighie came Bill
Ryan. who has been doing some mighty
fine pitching of late. 1t was not because
he did not fill the bill that Rosy was
| not permitted to see the thing through.
He was taken out in the seventh to let
Davy Robertson fly out for him.
Now Comes the Undertakcr.
Then came the well known under
taker. Caude Jonnard. Claude en-
balmed the game In the eighth ana
ninth and kept the Reds away from the
plate. The undertaken looked mighty
fancy in the ninth when, with one down.
our old side kick George Burns tr!pled
to right. With Duabert and Duncan
coming that triple looked as good as a
run. But the undertaken famed Dau-
bert with a slow ball and then let Dun
can send up an easy fly to Young.
Burns got an ovation when he first
appeared at the plate. The former
Giant patroiied his beat with his GUS
tomary speed and grace and got three
hits out Of the days effort.
The double header sizzled with great
plays, the best of which once more ac-
centuated the class of Ross Young.
whose defensive as we'll as offensive
work has been one OF the features of
the Giants big drive toward another
pennant 1t came in the seventh inning
OF the second game and in close bat
tie would have been appreciated more
than II was. It took a run from the
Reds and made the veteran Daubert
look foolish.
The seventh opened with a single by
Daubert. Duncan bunted to Ryan and
beat the laggard throw. Roush sacrd-
ficed-mighty peculiar baseball we call
that with four run lead and the heavt-
est hitter up. However, Ed got his
orders and bunted himself out Of the
scene. Now came Fonseca- The sweet
singing Portuguese lifted one TO right
centre. 1t was Stengel's ball but Casey
moved away to let the better throwing
Young get It
As Young made the catch Daubert
started In for third. Jake did not SEQ
any need for rushing home. But Young
took in the situation at q glance. With
q remarkable throw he got Duncan try
ing to make third. and the third out
was registered with Daubert still short
Of the plate. Jake crossed the rubber
but the run did not count
Giants start Early.
The Giants scored a run in each Of the
first three innings Of the opening game.
With Caveney out with a bad leg Sammy
Cohen Bohne covered short and he start
ed the Giants toward q tally In the first
when he booted Bancroft's grounder.
Rawlings forced Barny but Frisch sitl-
gled to right, putting the run on third.
Meusers infield out put the run into the
score.
After Kelly had hit his homer to start
the home second the New Yorks SUBJ
sided, but they broke out again in the
third. Rawlings singled. So did Frisch.
Meusel sacrificed. Young poled Texas
Lacquer which accounted for the run, and
sent Frisch into retirement at the plate.
Herman was fast but not quite last
enough TO score on that
Rawlings started things In the fifth
with a. hit and Frisch followed with
drag bunt. Hargrave fielded It and
threw Il over Deubert's head. with the
result that Rawlings scored and Herman
got to second. Meusel's infield out put
Frisch on third and Youns's single pus
him on fourth.
Frisch beat out q bunt to Gillespie
In the seventh and went TO third whom
Meusel doubled TO right Youngs sacri-
flee f,y to Burns brought in one run
and put another on third. Kelly forced
Irish at the last station and Stengsi
walked. Then Snyder singled and Kelly
scored. Just like that--easy and EN-
cient. R,s-,ingss triple In the eighth
was translated into a run by Frtschs
.nfield out, which almost tore Gllespie's
left arm out Of its socket
The Reds put the game on Ice early
IN the second shind,g The whole side
came 70 bat in the second McQuillan
put himself on the slsids with pass to
Roush. Fonseca singled and McQuillan
threw the ball into center field trying tc
get Roush off his base. After that came
a hit by Pinelii. which became as good
as a doubls when Stelgel cuffed the
bail around in center. Ludue sacrificed.
Burns singled---five runs we're In and
McQuillan went out. leaving Burns on
second. George scored when Daubert
greeted Ryan with a hit.
After Frisch's homer had put them
more or less In the game In the fourth
the Giants got their other two In the
sixth. Rawlings singled and was forced
by Frisch. Meusei singled and so did
Young. filling the bases and sending the
crowd into considerable excitement
Luque looked to be headed for the
showers. too. but he remained. Frisch
scored while Kelly was forcing Young
and Meusel came In when StengeI soaked
a single into left The score:
FIRST 0AMr.