The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
MEUSEL'S HOME RUN
HELPS GIANTS WIN
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nobc ly out Lee got hit TO Groh and
Leslie singled to center. Parkinson
sacrificed. Mokan made two swings
amid the bowls of the wolves and then
raised 4 sacrifice fly to Stengel on
which Lee scored.
With the tying run on third. Wright
stone grounded prettily to Kelly. and
the Giants shook the dust of Phila-
delphIa off their feet for the last time
in 1922
For the third successive day the sun
was hidden by low clouds. Some seven
thousand of the local citizenry turned
out TO get their last sight OF the Giants
this season. What the crowd lacked In
Saturday size. 1t made up in the guam
tity and the quality. OF its hatred for
the New Yorks and the umpires. In
Philadelphia all umpires are conspira-
tors in plot to keep the locals down
and elevate the Giants.
A LulI Follows.
The New Yorks got their run in the
second with two out. After Young and
Kelly had been tossed out with ease
Stenge carromed a single off ParlSin-
sons upstretched glove Snyder made
that blow count for tally when he
crashed double off the scoreboard in
right center. McQuillen drove Williams
back to the board to get his long fly.
After that came a pronounced lull
while McQullan and Ring were going
neck and neck. A hit by Snyder and
a pass to Bancroft made some small
excitement in the fifth, but Groh was
tho third out-ParSinson making an I'M
usual play to get Heinie
The Phill.es' infield was working like
selling platter with an electric bat
terry under his saddle.
While Ring of Ridgewood was maxim
trouble for the Giants. McQuillan was
doing as much to the Phillies. Two
hits got the locals nothing In the
second. One hit came In the third, one
in the fifth. These with two down and
wrightstone proving the third out with
a pretty exhibition of club swinging.
New York got man to third with
only one out in the seventh and yet
could not send him over the plate.
Kelly. first up was safe on Rapp's
tumble and bad throws, stole second
promptly, and went to third while
Stengel was being tossed out by Park
inson. But there Kelly languished.
Snyders best was a foul to Henline and
McQuillan's best was strike out.
Thereupon the local citizenry huzzahed
itself into hoarseness.
McQuilIan Bears Down.
The Phillies got the bases filled with
nobody out in the seventh, but McQuii-
Ian bore down and held the damage to
one run and tie. A boot by Bancroft
started the trouble. Henline being the
favored athlete. Lee tried to sacrifice
buy Snyder decided to make play for
HenIine at second. and missed him,
leaving two on. There were three on.
when Leslie beat out bunt to Groh.
When Parkinson sent a fly to Stensel
Henllne scooted home. Neither OF the
other runners dared make move.
Ring. who had hit safely twice. did a
seemingly inexpainable thing by trying
10 bunt, and fouled to Snyder. the
locals seemed to believe that they had
the New Yorks on the run.
The bases were filled once more when
Wrlghtstone carrolled hit Off McQuil-
ian's glove. but Rapp was kept hitless,
grounding 10 Kelly. who made the throw
10 Hughie. One run was cheap settle
ment Kelly hit pretty double to
pry open the ninth but 1t did not
mean anything to the score. Stengel
followed with a breezing speciality and
SNYDER closed the incident with liner
10 Parkington who doubled Long
George" OF his base.
The score: