New-York tribune., 1922-04-02

.on did the hurting for the Clan
- - twirling of Nehf and young b
=, star left-hander let the home team
n.;,b one hit in five innings, and
.nn went the last three sessions
'ssout giving the scmblance Of a safe
- tho opposition. Toney did the
ho* " IN the sixth inning. when two
suine halls and pair of hits put
~ JssV only blot on the escu'eheoh Tor inc
afternoon. ,,.uo c;or+e wer. no,
,sio l." with their own bats, ana clus'etea
W, hits for a total of SIX runs wi'h
s.i,ners 81 , leading in the siugging class
80 ~, ,r,oenteraeider got two singles ana
5nnbIe in four times at ba''
Lands on the Mound
~. rh;ef spencer Abbott sprang a
,ornr;.e n,r by nominating Judge i1 Landis
;. tart on the mound Tor the 'h'chs'
y. iudge tried to slip his fast one
'. Johnny Rawlings. but the Glahi
ssrtston walked right into 1T ana
a,d .s,nned K with his left knee. !ohnn'e
ssr,ed suit immediately charging
i;s;ous sa.t; mischief" but his claim was
.s.omn ON, of court by the jurisl.
sy Wsbb then took the slab for th'
..",Serp League champions. and set
!. Giants down scoreless by starting
rat.y double play on Frisch $
rndor after Groh and Young had
20 sd Nehf found himself in hot
a. IN The first session when the first
~ ,o face him singled to center and
- second was presented with a walk.
y. listle portsider settled down, how
jug . a,d retired the next three batters
easily r. .,,o ers+ c,o
.onines. After the first man singled
,esins, ss the Giant twirler, Nehf pitched
s,,Iess ball until he retired at the close
;, ,bs ffth stanza. His opponent,
YAH held the fort successfully Tor
g'mnbis and limited the worlds cham
.ions 70 three hits and no runs for
Ne Eve innings.
rbe Giants had the first run of the
,me rendered to them on silver plat
:. in the sixth inning with Nemltz
:, tho ainging end for tho home team.
~hs Chjck twirler gave free transporta- =
Inn -o Rawlings and Groh, tho first
- asn 10 face him. A sacrifice bunt by
ynng and long fly by Frisch sent
! Rawlings across the plate with inc
ritjal run.
Home Team Takes Lead
yrurred on by the applause of the
o,oo crowd. tho Chicks attacked Fred
Tonev yiciouslv when he made his
1abnt in the second half Of the sixth
assinn and rushed over TWO runs that
nut them in the lead. The pig right
handler had an of day. After STRIKING
ont the first man he gave a base on
halls. made p halk that sent the runner
70 second. issued another free stroll
md allowed two singles that hrought
homo nair Of tallies. That flnlshed
I lin for the day. and Young Larry
4 gen.on took the mound in tho seventh
Not liking 20 take the dust. or more
ro,crlv snoeking. tho mud OF any
! minor league arorcqation no matter
] tow n'ussrious. McGrsw sent his men
is,g ia the attack IN the next innirg
yshniser anrcared on the slab for the
thicke and after he had struck Kelly
cut SINNERS and Snyder singled IN
,nccession Boone hit for Tonev ant
,pomirelv heat out hioh bounceT or
which SINNERS scored. The arbit"r or
bases however. ruled that Boone was
VT IN 'he facc Of an INDIGNATION meet
~ from the Giants dueont. That WAS
his storv and he stuck 70 it. Rawllng'
oeded the nninc with = orounder Il
hort and fhc score was tied at all.
The eighth inning was the break II
ho game. Croh SINGLED. YounC walked
Frisch sacrificed and Meusel porped VI
! weak infeld fly. which fell safe wher
4 'hp Memnhis catcher and first hasemaI
mt on mn Alnhorse and Gaston oct
Gtoh rode home on That misunder
'tandinc, and Younr and Meuso' scoret
on double by SINNERS. The nev
i 'eutetfelder in turn came home on al
infeld out hv Snyder and four run
Terc put over the pan.
4 Commissioner Lands caught un will
he Giant entrouame again aud wa
given royal welcome by the fans o
Nemnhis. The Judge was the guest o
Hhe American Legion posts of the cit,
IA several functions and tossed out tn
hrst ball to start the afternoon con
est,
I The weather was bitter cold an
I overcast in the morning. more suitabl
ier midwnter ice carnival thar base
ball. The sun broke into the leagu
about the noon hour and climatic con
Gtons became little more favorable
4 The afternoon performance wa
shged with entirely new scenery q
Msswood Park. A new grandstand @
aposlng dimensions was thrown ope
ena the indelders found slow going o
'ae recently constructed diamond. Tn
i gfoahd was so soft from the late an
amented rains that corduroy road
sere laid down from each bench t
the plate
Dave Bancroft did not reioin tn
ea'n IN time for the game and Johnn
awnings substituted for the missin
.n sn captain. Fred Toney took bat
uns practice. Phil Douglas warmed u
ana then Arthur Nehf fooled the por
Giants WV '''''''" ''' !"
4 The score:
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