The New York herald., 1922-05-25
DOUGLAS BOBS UP
AND SAVES GIANTS
Phil Makes Good Against Reds
After Pals Lose Five
Straight Games.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. May "a Phil
Douglas bobbed up in the form for
which he is famous to-day and battling
the Reds batters. pitched the Giants to
a ten inning victory over Moran's men
by score OF to /. Phil had to be
very good. for Adolfo Luque. who op-
form Luque held the Giants to seven
hits. but Douglas went him one better
by holding the Reds to six.
This victory shattered the Giants
losing streak OF five games and the
Reds winning streak Of seven. 1t also
enabled the Giants to escape a clean
sweep of the series at the hands of the
Reds and to retain unchallenged posses
sion Of first place in spite of the Pirates
victory over the Phillies.
Bohnes tumble of a grounder by
Meusel in the second inning gave the
Giants an opening of which they were
unable to take advantage. Kelly fol-
lowed with a rap to Bohnc, who forced
MeCsel with toss to Caveney. Bohne
seemed to attract the ball as a magnet
does steel filings. for Cunningham like
wise hit to him. This time he tagged
Kelly out close to second base. He and
Kelly bumped each other rather severely,
so that he had no chance to double Cum
ningham up at first base.
Umpire Says No.
The Red second sacked promptly pro-
tested to Umpire Sentelle that Kelly had
interfered with him and when the UNI
pire turned his back on him, seized the
arbiter by the shoulders as a means of
impressing him with his earnestness.
Sentelle refused to allow the claim but
refrained from ordering Bohne out of
the game. When quiet was restored
for other Reds had Joined In the dis
pute-Snyder grounded to Pinelli.
Lique dropped single In short CEN
ter In the third inning. this being the
first hit made off Dougles. 1t was wasted
for Burns couldn't get the ball past
Frisch. who stepped on second forcing
Luque.
Groh led Off In the Giants half OF
the fourth with a single to right. He
went to second after Harper's catch of
Young's, long fly and to third while
Luque was. throwing out Meusel. There
he was left. for Burns went back to the
flag pole In center field for fine catch
Of a mammoth swat by Kelly.
In the Red half of this round, Bohne
walked with two out but overran second
base when Harper beat out a hit to
Groh and was nipped on Heinies quick
toss to Frisch.
base on balls to Snyder after Cum
ningham had perished In the fifth started
the Giants on the way to run. Scor-
ing once, they muffed a chance to
score at least two more runs. Groh fail
fnr t. he x1t~ -.
to third with single to right and Ban
croft brought him in, also with sin
gle to right Frisch delivered still an
other single to right. but Douglas, who
tried to score, was thrown out at the
plate by Harper. Frisch's hit put Ban
croft on third, where he remained as
Frisch stole second. With a chance to
drive In two runs with hit Groh
grounded weakly to Daubert
HarGrnve Evens Count.
Hargrave put the Reds on even terms
with the Giants almost single handed in
the home half OF the fifth. He tripled to
right and stayed at third when Dougla
and Kelly disposed OF Caveney. Cum
ningham grabbed Pinellis short fly and
his throw to Snyder had Hargrave
headed off at the plate, but with rare
presence of mind and no little skill Har-
grave kicked the ball out of Snyder's
grasp.
A single to center by Groh In the
eighth went for naught. for Young lifted
a skyscraping fly to Burns and Meusel's
smash was grabbed by Luque. who
tossed him out.
Each side got man on base In the
ninth. but that was all Snyder singled
to right with two out and Douglas was
called out on strikes Two were out in
the home half when Duncan singled to
center. A leaping catch by Cunning
ham held the blow to a one-base hit
when II took bad hop over his head.
Duncan then was thrown out stealing
THE ernro.