The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-24
GIANTS TAKE final
OF SERIES WITH REDS;
ROUSH IN UNIFORM
Rx r. r. Reid


CINCINNATI, July 24.-It was
case of too much Young, Meusel and
Kelly in the final game Of the series
with the Giants at Redland field, and
New York was able to down Cincin-
natl for the final game of the series,
4 to 1. Having split the first four
games, the two clubs took the field
with a determination to emerge with
the edge in the series. Adolfo Luque
hurled for the Reds and was no more
successful in the final game of the
series than he was in the first game.
An enormous crowd of $4,000 fans
turned out to see the Reds in their
last scheduled game before the eastern
invasion, which starts at Philadelphia
The stands were packed to capacity
and practically every bleacher seat
was filled by the enthusiastic fans
who were looking forward to another
win over the Giants which would Sc
cure the series for Cincinnati.
Everything started off fine for
Moran's men and it looked as though
Luque would get plenty of support
during the game. Burns waited for
the first few balls pitched, thinking
that he could work Ryan for walk,
but the Red lead-off man took no
tion to one of Ryan's offerings and
crashed it down past short for clean
single. Daubert singled clearly to
right and then Duncan came up and
got the sign to hit and run.
Pat Produces.
Pat produced with a crack to Raw
1ings we'll over in right, which Raw
lings mussed up, but was able to get
or IN
the play Harper flied out to Raw
ligns at second, Bohne singled to left,
but was forced out at second when
Hargrave hit to short, for the final
out of the inning This ended the
scoring on the Red side.
Luque breezed through until the
third when he walked Ryan after two
were down. Bancroft hit hard drive
between Duncan and Burns, which
Burns started for at the first crack
of the ball, but he could not hold it,
Ryan scoring on the fly on a close
play at the plate after a beautiful
throw by Burns. Burns had won
derful day in center field, making
numerous long runs which cut down
possible hits for the Giants.
Another rally by the Giants in the
fourth practically assured the game.
Irish" Meusel started it out with a
single to center and was followed by
a double by Young. Then single by
Kelley brought the runners in. Stem
gel flied to Burns for the first out,
then Snyder hit to Luque, who threw
to PinelIi at third and cut off Kelley.
After a bit of parley, Sammie Bohne
received the ball and proceeded to
take Kelley on for foot race to third
base Kelley's long legs were rot in
it with the speedy Sammy and the
Giant third baseman left the field al
ter making the second out. Ryan then
hit to Bohne for the third out
Quiet Until Ninth
Everything was quiet until the ninth
inning, with the exception of hard
hit by Harper in the fourth which
should have gone for homer. A boy
in the bleachers saw the ball coming
and reached out to get it on the first
bounce The umHres allowed Harper
but two sacks after he had made the
circuit.
When the seventh inning came
around, the fans arose to stretch and
Eddie Roush made his appearance il
a Red uniform, the first time this sea
SON The stands gave him a grea'
ovation and the great fielder lifted his
cap slightly Roush has met agree
ment with the Cinci management anc
was to sign Monday and accompany
the team on its eastern trip.
Roush Gets Bouquet.
In the next inning, the faithful
milkman" was seen to come across
right field from the bleachers with
bouquet of roses. He took Roush b.
the arm and brought him out to tn
first base line, where he presente'
the roses to him and Rugged Roush
AS an explanation of the character
the milkman," is a fan, who sits il
the bleachers for all the games and ev
cry Red who hits a home run, gets
special bouquet delivered by the give
in person. The giver is a milkman i
Cincinnati.
Pep" Young started the thing t
going again in the ninth inning 70
New York with one of his many Ion
triples. This one was to deep center
Kelly brought him in with doubl
down the right field foul line. Stenge
hit to Luque and the latter got Kell
at second. Snyder struckout, and R!
an popped to Harper in right.
The Reds went out in order in thei
half of the ninth, giving New Yor
the series winning game.
The score:
Cincinnati.
AID D I'D Do A