New-York tribune., 1922-07-11

their way to victory by small SC
n the eighth and win on the ninth,
In the first game Art Nepf, who is
accustomed TO victories over the Pi-
,ates, won without struggle. He
1eld the McKechnie crew to eleven
scattered hits. 1t was Nehfs second
win of the series with the Pirates, his
-hird of the season, and his tenth
straight in the last two seasons.
The Giants got very near three times
as many hits as the Pirates. and their
twenty eight safe bingles were good for
forty-three bases. Three Pittsburgh
Decentralization, Glazner and Hol-
ngsworth-took the punishment
Captain Bancroft lead the attack
with perfect day at bat, FIVE hits in
five times up, including triple, and
he also drew a base on balls. Meusel
got four hits, including a double and
home run that tied him with Kelly,
each having nine now, Frisch got four
hits, including double and triple
Snyder got two triples and single.
Groh Gets in Game
Every Giant hit safely except Heine
Groh, who was only up once, breaking
into the game near the finish for the
hrst time he has been seen ot third
for eighteen games. His knee is nearly
O.. K. now. The clan McGraw hit
safely in every inning, and scored in
al but two frames. The dazzling sun
played "hob" with the fielding and the
Pirates made four errors.
Southpaw Earl Hamilton lasted less
than two innings. He was hit murder
ously. The first four men to face him
hit safely and three runs resulted. 1t
was thuswise. Bancroft singled, Raw
Hngs and Frisch doubled and MeuseI
singled. There was trio of tatlies to
give the crowd sinking feeling in
their stomachs. From then on 'ts tbeir i,r
principal hope lay in eating peanuts
In the next the Giants batted ali the
way round and got four runs. Gun
ningham got life when Bigbee
dropped his fly. Snyder tripled and
Hamilton went to the showers. Glazner
disposed of Nehf, but Bancroft Rawl-
ings and Frsch hit him for singles.
filing the bases. Bancroft scored on
Meusels sacrifice fly and Rawlings
scored on Young's single.
The Giants got three more runs in
the fifth, thanks to the vivid sun that
made fielding difficult Nehf got on
when Tlerney dropped his fly for a
two-oase mutf, scoring, after Bancroft
mad scratched a single on Frisch's slow
roller. blgbee lost Meusels fly in the
sun and Bancroft and Frisch counted
Sun Assists the Giants
The sun assisted the visitors to a
couple more in the sixth. Kelly doubled
and stole third. Nehf raised a HIGH
ty that Ems dropped for single, Kelly
scoring, and Nehf scored when Bancroft
tilpieu 4or his fourth hit.
Frisch trpled to open the seventh
ana ms mates kept up their relentless
attack on Giazner. Meusel, Kelly, Gun
ningham and Snyder singled and three
more Giants ruKs were in.
Hollingsworth pitched for PITTSBURGH
IN the, eighth and three more tallies
arrived in the ninth on Youngs single.
Cunningham's walk, Snyder's triple and
Grimm's poor throw.
The Pirates only runs were Carey's
homer over the left wall in the third.
bis second of the series off Nehf. and
another tally in the fourth on singles
by Ems, Tierney and Clarence Jonnard.
Bill Ryan, who was credited with
winning the ighteen-innng game here
FRIDAY, was touched up Tor thirteen
hits IN the second game to-day, while
Carlson held the Giants to ten hits.
Stengol did best in the twilight portion
Of the bill, getting three hits, including
two doubles, which knocked in half the
champs runs. Young got three sin
giles.
Young's single in the second. his
theft of second and double by Stem
gel yielded run. In the fourth the
Giants got to Carlson for four hits
and two runs. Frisch started with q
single, but died stealing; Meusel rolled
out and then Young and Kelly got sim
giles and Carlson contributed a wild
tkrow,. Young scoring. Kelly scored
on Smiths single. A single by Meusel,
passed ball by Gooch and Stengels
second double counted for another
Giant run in the sixth
Grimm and Gooch Double
The Pirates got one in the FIFTH.
when Grimm doubled and Gooch did
ditto into the sun in left, Meusel hold
ing Grimm for the moment at third,
but he scored on Carson's sacrifice
hy. Three singles in a row off Ryan
in the sixth by Bigbee, Barnhart and
Ems gave the locals another run. The
two last mentioned Pirates tied the
game up in the eighth. Carey walked,
stole second and scored on Barnnart's S
triple. Ens's single brought in Barn
hart
Gooch opened the ninth with his
third hit off Ryan and went to second
when Carlson got q lucky scratch sim
gle down the first-base line that Kelly,
hoping it would roll foul, attempted
to field too late. Gooch went to third
while Maranville was hitting into a
double play and came in with the win
Nlnp run when Carev smashed single