New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-14


tielnie Groh was extraordinarily out
land had TO be carried from the field
during the Wild finale. lie had again
Twisted his injured knee. And Il was
jn the very FIRST game Heinie had at
tempted to play the whole route after
being out for twenty-one contests. IL
was the FIRST Chicago success OF the
series after the Giants had easily taken
tAe frst two games.
The long afternoons fraeas saw the
rounding by the champs Of the half
way post Of their season, for the con-
tes. was the seventy-seventh they have
plsved. But il was reaching the peak
81 the campaign at a considerable cost,
for Groh's second injury may put him
out Of the lineup indefinitely. II Is
not known Just how soon Heinie can
return 70 active duty
Groh, breaking IN this afternoon
after his long absence, was star from
The CRY "Play BALL" His home run IN
the third, with two men on bases, al
though Of very lucky variety, gave
the Giants the lead, which they held
until tho ninth. A pass By Causey,
roilocher's single, Terry's saerihee and
Hack Minef's sacrifice fy then put the
game on an even basis, Z TO 4.
Aldrldge Battles Champs
VIE Aldridge steamed along superbly
md the Giants could do no more than
menace him in the overtime sessions.
lie finished out the full twelve rounds,
having allowed but five hits-a truly
splendid performance, considering the
way the Giants have been batting
lately.
In tho twelfth II happened 20 Causoy.
Jie had been anything but a mystery 70
The Windy City boys from the begin
ming Krug beat out long, hard
single e. Bancroft, in deep short.
OFarrell laid down a bunt for sacri-
nee, and both Groh and Causey ran
toward the slow spinning pellet.
Neinie WIS nearest 10 and dived 20
make a bare-handed pickup, only 70
IAN over and curl up in evident pain
IN went as = single for OFarrell. Groh
could not arise ard had TO be carried
70 the bench.
Groh had originally twisted the liga-
yncnts back Of his right knee sliding
into third base in a game az the Polo
Grounds about q month ago. The
- Giants and especially Cuusey. were up
set notccably BY this time, and 70 was
an easy thing for Aldridge 70 tap
bunt in front Of the plate, which
Causcv failed to field in time. This
filed the bases, with none out. The
.ond was In sight. In fact, IL was al
most already on the score board, SHIN
mcring aAeld in the failing light OF the
sun
With Tire Giants somewhat ofT-value
sn.llicn dollar infeld' pulled in close.
CaBaghan sluggcd a sizzling single
tight through Kelly's widespread, long
lcgs. and Krug clattered over The plate
with the winning count
There was much pickering through
fut with the umpires. KLEIN, especial
ly. cot in bad with the Rillefer crew
when ne seemed 20 fail 20 remember
how many strikes were on Cunningham
3n the eleventh with two out and men
on second and third. The majority Of
fpcctatora including the official corer,
thought KLEIN called three strikes on
Billy Cunningham. But even with
fourth swing all Bill could do was %
line 0ut 20 the right-felder. In the
twelfth Aldridge downcd the Giants IN
order.
-Four Hits for Holl0cher
Causey. who hadn't started a game
FOR the champs in weeks, worked all
che way, though all the time in trouble.
Ue was sockod for fourteen hits,
Charlie Hollocher getting four singles.
Next 20 Croh's funny homer Young
double In the ninth. though it availed
nothing, was the only VANISHED blow
OF Aldridge.
The Cubs took kindly 20 Causey from
the very start. With one out Hollocher
singled to center and Terry got trick
double when his short fly to center fell
lust beyond Frisch's desperately
stretching glove. Hack Miller's hard
single 20 right scored both Hollocher
and Terry.
The Giants had 70 wait till the third
70 get going. Aldridge's pass 20 Rob
rrsson gave them the impetus. Smith
forced Davey. but Aldridge insisted
!. on being kind and helped Smith all tho
way 20 third by making a very wild
throw 70 second on Causey's little tap
~ in front Of the plate, attempting
force-out play. Terry fumbled Ban
eroft's roller. giving Smith time 10
score. Cr0h poured a pesky hit out
of his "bottle bat" that trickled a
fiery and treacherous course just inside
the thirdlbase line, rolling into the
foul territory after II had passed the
lag and taking a high proof' hop
through q hole in the pavilion screen,
giving Heinie a very huky home run.
The Cubs put up an awful protest,
claiming the hit was only a double
% most. but Umpire Klein ruled II was
a technical four-base swat II drove IN
Causey and Bancroft ahead Of Groh
and brought the Giants up from the
rear to two notchcs ahead.
The Cubs crept up a point IN the
sixth OFarrey singled and moved
20 third when Bancroft, after catching
Aldrdre's liner, threw the ball wide
into the Giants dug-out trying 70
double the Cub catcher al first. Heath
cote walked and Hollocher singled be-
tween third and short, scoring OFar-
rtll
The Cubs tied II in the ninth. Causey
wavered and walked Hcathcote. Fri
berg was sent 70 run for him and got
- second when Hollochers third sim
gle 'of the game riAed into right. Terry
sacrificed beth runhers along and HACK
Miller's husky bat swung brutaiiy ana
sent ione sacrife fy 70 Young and
Friberg sped safely over the pan. That
was ali until the Cubs twelfth.
The score:
CHICAGO o. IL NEN lokk y. -
mn. = s'nsD,ron " Ut -
!r5 n . 6sGroh 81 Ill g
c.sssaa ea6 90 Rasiiag.. % 900 90