New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

a double bowknot at three runs all
Through the hdness Of Joe 0eschg
Casey stengel and Earl Smith had
lines.
John J. McGrsw sat silently on the
bench and pondercd the situation.
His stumbling worlds champions had
lo.. four Of the last FIVE games played.
and here was another game that was
manned I'D 70 take home in the be-
cinning Of the eighth inning when the
Invaders laid rough hands on the pack
age and put in a claim OF OWNERSHIP.
Here you. Davy." motioned the Little
Napoleon. Take a bat and break up
Iris foolishness." And Davy did
Oeschger flung two high balls on the
outside and Robertson swung at them
In vain. The game had strong door
of extra innings 90 it, with two out sho
tuo strikes on the batter, but the next
ball came over the inside ana DaVy
crashed it on q line against the con
crete wall In night neld. StengeI gsl-
loped gayly across the pan WIN 'ae
winning run. and the contest went 70
the Giants by 20 3.
Nehf and Marquard on Mound
Arthur Nehf and Rube Marquard
left handed their several ways through
seven innings % a draw decision
"Riehard dc Marquis" was lifted 90
allow Hank Gowdy 20 bat for him IN
tho eighth. but Lii Arthur remalneo
until he was served with an Fvictoh
notice By the sheriff after the rampant
Braves had tied the score with tnfee.
Tun rally in the eighth. Rosy BIZ
Ryan stepbsd into the picture FOR the
Clan McGraw, and chalked up WIN
n.ng game 20 his credit az the chesP
ratc of pitching % four men one IN
the eighth and three IN the ninth.
nv The ramc token, IL didn't take Joe
ocscheer long 90 have o black mark
tcrstched On bis slate He set down
tsrce men In order .n the eighth. and
followed this by getting the first two
hon Yr In ,fe ninth. Then he lost not
only bis control but the ball game as
rcii
For six innings The game was o hrst-
f-e- n.tch.rg duel between the long
and the short lctthandcrs, with Neni
having a bit the edge on the wandering
Euhc. The first score of the pastlme
came In the hith. when Long George
Kelly up and pasted terrific drive
.-f0 ono of thc farthest parts oi the
fe!. fcd i'eac1crs. 10 hit like that
iar been seen around these diGgines
since Bob Mcusel CRASHED one IN max
vicinity two seasons ago.
IN the seventh Ross Young led OF
.fh q single. but was forced at second
l- Kelly. "WNd BIZ Cunningham
,onre,ted soAdiy for e two-hagger 20
,eht center. scoring Kelly. and he
rne home himself when Earl Smith
.1gled 90 ccntcr This throc-run load
lo.ked as h.c as tho rock Of Gibraltar
..:h Netf holding the Braves 20 three
lDau singles IN the previous seven
,-rncs, but appearance are nothing
. nol dcccising in this same national
..aumc.
Ryan Relieves Nehf
in the eighth session the Braves
rev their tom.hawks and started
rftcr the chunky Iori-sidcr as u fhcy
we're hucklehcrry Indians ana ne was
lr,slobcrry pie. Walter Holko singled
% right and went . third on a double
t. .,it by Horace Ford. liolke scored
.na .ac4iacc fy by O'Ncii. and Hank
.,wly. batting for Marquarc, drew a
r.ss Powell ht into q foTce-out at
.ori. blt Barbara sent Ford hivveT-
..r around 10 the plate with clean
1sive to RIGHT and Billy Southworth's
.ae.c sent ToUcii home with the run
t.a. tied a., score. Exit Nchf and
..ier Ryan. who made Walter Cruise
I'd the inning with a ny % Meusel.
ghCn came the NINTH and the telling
u.ow hy sharQshootcf Davy Robertson.
Nicholson had a tough day all around.
2. the fourth inning he spilled himself
30 over tie damp fairwdy when he
t.o1 high dive 60 head OF long
ar!vc by Frank FT.soh. and he likewise
rubbed hs nose In tho dirt stopping
'4nnincham's double in :hc seventh.
cd add 20 his troubles. Arthur Nehf
iastel bis anatomy with curve ball
ia the frst half OF the seventh, but no
gmancnt damage was done.
Horace Ford played bang-up game
round the shor; hcld for the Braves.
.veral times hc went back Of third
I'D threw his man out az the initial
.ach. In the eighth inning he raced
,ay out into lcfi field and held Meu-
.e.'s twisting fy after he had bounced
up and down on his chest a time or
tvO.