New-York tribune., 1922-04-28


or all OF the three others mentioned.
The Giant. got the jump on Jess'
Winters and never relinquished the
lsAd. They bumped their former tehm
mat. rather freely while he remained
and we're aided and abettod further
by frorer-dng-rcd fielding or the part
Of the ouakers. Winters Welded
orAc. OF runs in each Of The first tvo
innings. He was withdrawn in favor
Of Belts after he had passed Heu.e',
starting the third.
Bett; vas ar Improvement for
while. Re BANKED The proud ste
holders FOR two innings. then fell iuto
8 nan-trap. His support did so0le
;renried nuflng behind him. and he
did BE Of Wild pitching on his own
hook. Meanwhile the Giants we're
olyinR ash and hickory with will,
The snsuer is easy 20 guess. When ii
tne eighth. He.ts pulled a balk to top
ne climax cf mis- battery faults. Kaiser
Wilhelm decided re had been Cold
10 hard feeling in the matter New
York grabbed Baumgartner for the last
:un OF the ten = the ninth inning.
Gfants In batting Mood
New YORK deserved 70 WIN. Tae
vIsitors outh;t Philadelphia l3 70 :.
With Groh leading the attack and they
played the better defensive game. Il
IS true some OF their runs came easy.
But It is equally true tnat all styles
>! pitching looked alike to them. Win
terra Tas unfortunate IN the frst ian
'ng. A tumble by Leslie vas vespon-
~,
hand the Giants dubbed in the bruce
that eventuated in the second.
Bancroft drew a pass 70 start the
game. Rawlings fled to Walker but
Grch got llfe on L..lie's tumble. The
runners advanced on Ioung's infeld
out Winters then lost Meusel, filing
the bases, and Kely weighed in With
single that scored Bancroft and Groh.
SINNERS whitfield after Kelly had stolen
.scond With one out in the second
Winters passed Ryan. The pitcher
scored or Banerofts double and Rannv
Tailed on Groh'e single
Little action from, hey. 70 the Gfth.
rhen the Giants scored their afth and
the Phillic. broke the ice with two
Meueel singled down u. first base line
and skitte-ed al the way 70 third on
Wild pitch. After Leslie dropped Kelly.
foul the latter walked lie Bourvcau
nuHed Shinners's line drive and on the
error Meusel scored and Kelly raced to
third. Ths big Nrst baseman got no
further. Belts struck out Snyder.
When Ryan tapped to Belts, Kelly va,
trapped Of Arst and run down. Then
bsneroft lined to Leslie.
lie Boorveau ruined Ryan. chance.
eor shutout 1ith tao gone in the
second half. These tvo got on che.clv.
oy the way. Leslie scratched a weak
hopper tovard short and beat Ban
crofts throw. Ryan walked Belts,
~snk hitter. After Le Rourveau Nod
done the damage Ryan frightened and
famed Rapp.
Rapp Is silenced
Mr.. Rspp disagreed so streruou.lv
With the ruling on the aforementioned
'hird strike that Barry Mccormick
er"dicated' him from the lineup, Wright
stone succeeding TO the unweicome JOB.
The Giants made this bit Of side-co1n.
right back Rawlings doubled TO LETT
and Groh sacrificed. Young hit TO
Parkinson, whose throw to III. nlatc
had Rawlings hooked until Kenline
rnuHed the ball Meusel walked arair,
Ae Bonurveau went TO the bleachers for
kelys tremendous AZ. Young. VINO
"as halt way home, had to back pedal
rur1ously to prevent double play But
ne scored shortly eftervard on Shin
ners's single 70 LEFT.
A double play saved Rctts ir VIE
seventh Ryan. first up, took two bases
on Texa. LeagueT that was handled
slowly, after dropping safely behind
second base. Bancroft sacrificed, but
he pitcher was doubled at the plste
oy Walkers fne throw when he n,
tempted TO score after catch o.
fairly long fly.
Ihs eighth vas nightmare 70,
Bets Croh singled and Young double.
oetse threw out Meusel while holding
the runners. but Kelly singled 20 center
for two runs Kelly, however, was
caught stealing just before SINNERS
walked. Simmer. stole and SNYDER
walked. The two advanced on s balk.
But Ryan famed weakly for the thild
out.
Davey Robertson vent 20 left for the
Giants and Lee batted for Belts. He
beat hit 70 Kroh. Lebourveau walked,
and Wrightstone doubled to left. scor.
lng Lee and Lcbourveau. Walker
singled to center. scoring Wrightstone
Tor Philsdelphi.'s third run OF the
inning The next three Quakers were
easy outs.
Hsinie Groh. who led the Giant attack
with FOUR safeties in five chances
doubled FOR New York's run off Baum.
gsrtner. Bancroft was on third. with
one out, at the time. He got around
that FAR on a pass, a passed ball ard
aswlings's long fly 70 Williams