The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
BILL RYAN WORKS
WELL FOR CHAMPS
Heinie Groh Hits Nearly Every
thing Thrown His Way, Do
ing Much Damage.
RAPP PUT OUT OF GAME
Winters, Belts and Baumgart-
ner Unable to Check New
York Batters.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoaK HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. April 27.-Hammering
the ball hard for the entire nine in
nings while Jess Winters, Walter
Belts ard Stanley Baumgartner tried
in vain to stop them. the Giants took
the fourth and last of their series with
the Phillies to-day by score of 10
to 8.
The champions made thirteen hits.
Heinie Groh collecting four of them
In five official times at bat. Bill Ryan.
fl!nging for the Giants. was hit hard
only in two Innings, the fifth and
eighth. In those innings he allowed
Ave Of the seven hits which the
Phillies made. Rapp passed such
caustic comment on Umpire Barry
McCormick's judgment of strikes and
balls in the fifth inning that he was
ordered from the game.
A base on balls to Bancroft started
the Giants on the way to two runs In
the opening inning. Rawlings followed
this pass with line drive which Walker
nailed close to the right field wall, after
which Groh reached first base on Leslie
tumble of his grounder The runners
moved up while Parkinson was throw
ing out Young and base on balls to
Meusel filed the sacks.
Kelly Hits in Pinch.
Kelly came through with hit In the
pinch. scoring Bancroft and Groh.
Meusel ran to third base on the. blow
and Kelly stole second base moment
later, but both were left when Summers
closed the round by tanning.
With Snyder out of the way In the
second inning Winters again lost his
control and walked Ryan. Bancroft
shot a double to left field and Ryan
raced all the way home, beating Rapp's
relay of Lebouveau's throw to Henline
by a step. Rawlings passed out on a
pop fly to Henline, but Groh singled to
right, scoring Banny.
Philadelphia's change OF pitchers and
a fine catch by Lebourveau prevented
the Giants from scoring in the third
inning.
Winters issued another pass to
Meusel and then was pulled out to make
room for Belts. Kelly hoisted the ball
high in the air and it came down within
a foot or so of the bleachers, but Le-
bourveau. after a stiff run, was under
the ball and caught 1t. A slow bounder
from Shinners's bat went past the box
for an infield hit, but Beta got Snyder
and Ryan without much trouble, the
former on a fly to Williams and the lat
ter on fly to Parkinson.
Meusel singled past Leslie in the fifth.
and after Leslie had muffed Kelly's pop
foul Belts let go wild pitch on which
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walked ard Lebourveau dropped liner
to SINNERS In left center. Meusel
scoring and Kelly reaching third.
snyder Enters Protest.
SNYDER was called out on strikes and
protested vigorously thereat. Kelly was
nailed at the plate on Ryan's smach TO
Belts. Bancroft lined to Leslie and the
rally ended.
The Phillies fell on Ryan for a brace
of runs in their half of the fifth. With
one out Leslie singled to left. after
which Henline flied to SINNERS and
Belts walked. Lebourveau scored both
men with a triple to left. Rapp was
called oft on strikes and his kick on
the second and third strikes caused his
expulsion by Mccormick.
In the sixth Rawlings led off with a
two base slam down the left field foul
line and went to third on a sacrifice by
Groh. Parkinson grabbed Young's
grounder, but his throw to Henline was
too late to nall Rawlings a. the plate.
Meusel walked Kelly again was re-
tired on fly to Lebourveau at the edge
OF the bleachers, and SINNERS produced
the desired wallop, single to left, on
which Young counted.
A fine throw by Walker cut off run
for the Giants in the seventh.
RYAN got double on a short fly
which williams was unable to reach In
right center, and Bancroft put him on
third with a sacrifice. Rawlings flied
10 Walker, and when Ryan attempted to
score on the catch Walker cut him
down with bulletlike peg to Heniire.
Giants Score I'm Eighth.
Grohs single to right. a double by
Young and Kellys single to center gave
the Giants two runs in the eighth.
The Phiilies put over rally In their
half OF the eighth that netted them
three runs before a man was retired
and then ended almost as quickly as X
lad begun. Lee batted for Belts and
beat out hit TO Groh.
Lebourveau drew a pass and both
men scored on Wrightstone's two base
hit to left center Walker singled 70
center scoring WriShtstone. and con-
tinued on to second when SINNERS le.
the ball hop through his legs. That
was all. for williams struck out and
Rawlings and Kelly disposed OF Park
inron and Fletcher.
Baumrartner. pitching for the phil
lies in the ninth. issued pass to Ban
croft Banny went to second on
nassed ball and advanced 10 third on
wnliams's catch OF fly by Rawlings
In deep rirht center. Groh here bobbed
IN with his fourth hit. a double TO
right center, on which Bancroft scored
The score,
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