New-York tribune., 1922-04-04


Jonnard was bit wild. and the
Chicks scored run in the eighth in
ming through tho failure Of the tall
rookie twirlcr to locate the plate &C
curately. Otherwise he was invinciolc,
and the only sem blance Of a hit obtain
ed by the Southern Leagucrs was
scratch affair that trickied down the
third base line.
Tuero, the Cuban star Of the Mem
phis pitching staff, adorned the mound
for the opposition, and had the Giants
The first three innings. In the fourth
The Polo Grounds fell OF him like
scow load Of Sl5 a ton anthracite coal.
A combination of hits by the McGraw
men. passes by the Cuban and errors
by the enemy, netted six runs for the
worlds champions.
Young Played Stellar Game
Pep Young was really the star Of the
contest. Called into the infeld for
emergency duty while Frisch goes
limpjng around With his infected foot,
the little right fielder accepted eight
started a. fast double play, and belted
out two doubles 1t the bat just TO
celebrate his temperance as an in
fielder. He was charged with one bob
Bile on ground ball. Meusel, SINNERS,
and Cunningham also had their batting
clothes on for the day, and each gath
cred himself pair Of hits.
For the third day IN succession
Jimmy Burke, lead-oF man for the
Chicks, opened the game With 4 safe
hit. This time it was p cracking double
down the right field foul line. Mcmillan
followed by shaping one Of Barnes's s
foaters TO left for single, and Burke
came home with the first run on long
sacrifice fly by Phillips. the Memphis
left fielder. The Chicks collected two
more singles in the second inning, but
two men were down and Barnes safely
weathered the storm. Another pair Of
safetcs in the third round went for
nothing when Pep Young started d
and pulled Jess out Of another awkward
hole.
Meanwhile Tuero, the "Cubcb" twrl-
ing star Of the Southern League cham
pions, was going like q house afl-e.
Not hit was made from his offerings
until the fourth inning, when Young
sent scorching double down the chalk
line toward the left field fence. After
that came the avalanche The Giants
batted all around and one man over.
Singles BY Meusel, Kelly and Smith a
base on balls that forced in run, and
a long double by Bill Cunningham that
cleaned the bases netted total of six
large tallies. That Was enough for
Tuero and he withdrew for a siests.
Jonnard on the Mound
With the game on ice, Jess Barnes
also heard the call OF the showers and
took it on tho lope after the fifth in
ming. Claude Jonnard took up the
hurling for the Giants, and A Citizen
named Boyd came forward for Mem.
phis. The Polo Grounders added ar
other run to their total in the seventh
when CASTOR. who replaced Smith, gra-
clously accepted free transportation 70
first and then ran all the way home
when Cunningham's line single eluded
the Chicks center fielder. Boone, Meu-
sci, Kelly and SINNERS contributed
consecutive singles in the seventh in
ming, netting two moro runs and clos
Ing out the scoring for the day.
The Giants will tear into the White
SoX on tho rest Of the tour and during
the two games at the Polo Grounds. as
McGraw is anxious to establish q def
mite lead over Kid Gleaxon's troupe
The leader of tho worlds champions is
not going to allow any second division
American League team to ride rough
shod over his club and live to tell the
tale.
After tho Sunday game in Memphis
! where "Zehe" Barnes went the full
route in fine style. one Of the veterans
said. "1f the kid Aceps that up, along