New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-06

eouole and two singles. There WASH
The Giants played with power and
dash. not entirely an accompaniment
of their hard hitting. They were yer
satile and speedy. Jesse Barnes didn't
get as much enjoyment cut of it as
the rest OF the champions did, for he
was knocked out in the third inning,
although ne began well. Jonnard. with
his jump ball, went we'll. though he
tired somewhat in the eighth inning.
Three Chicago pitchers were knocked
loose from the rubber by the slugging
Giant outfit.
Heathcote played hit by Groh in
The first inning so badly that Heinie
shifted to third on what would have
been single. The Cub gardener ran
in on the ball and tried FOR
one-handed pick up. This unique but
faulty method was Ielished by Groh
and the other Giants Frisch walked
and Meusel poled two-bagger over
the distant dome of Hack Miller, scor-
ing Groh. Young nailed a ball on the
outside for grass cutting single and
with il landed two more runs at the
plate.
Cheeyes Taken Out
Cheeves's next performance was to
nick George Kelly on the shoulder and
then he was taken out. Stueland went
to the knoll. He checked the rough
work, which, however, netted pleas
ing grist of three runs.
Barnes and Smith kindly contributed
to an alien run in the second. Barnes
passed Grimes and Smith passed ball,
What with the pass, the passed ball
and the mad act of Miller in pulling
one on the inside past Groh for
single, Grimes scored. Krug bounced
to Groh and double play consumed
the Messrs. Miller and Krug.
The New York battery was not alone
In its philanthropies. Steuland passed
Barnes in the second and OFarrell
compounded that felony by having a
PASSED ball Misplay number three
was poor throw to third by Grimes,
who stopped Bancroft's tap and threw
to third to head off Barnes. Barnes
breezed home ON the error. Runs
came in punches. Frisch hit into
felder's choice and Meusel followed
with a triple and Young with single.
Three runs in all--good average, three
runs an inning.
Three was a favorite number. Ban
croft fumbled a grounder in the third
that quantity of tallies. Steuland
made hit off the fast weakening
barnes. and Hollocher hit the first ball
into the lower grand stand on dead
line and Just inside the dead line.
A base on balls to Grimes, single
by Friberg and then Barnes exlted.
Jonnard came to the mound, whence
Sill but him and several others had fled,
and ended the inning by flaming
Miller with a high fast ball.
Steuland Forced to Vacate
steuland was forced to vacate the
nitching premises in the third:
Stengel, Jonnard, Bancroft, Groh and
Frisch singled, two runs came IN ana
southpaw Jones relieved Steuland. Lee
King in the third took up the cudgel in
Young's behalf. That is to say ne
batted for Young. Jones passed him.
Against left handed pitcher McGraw
called in his right hand hitting re-
serves in this meaty inning. After
Kellv had singled. Cunningham hunted
TO Jones and nobody covered third.
The bases were filled and Snyder mt
grounder ball through both lines OF de,
Tense. 1t went through Hollocher and
through the outfeld and three runs
streaked home on it. Cunningham
came home in high-fine running.
After Bancroft and Groh had singled
and brought the tally proceeds up to
four the harassed Cubs went back to
right-handed pitcher. Ed Morris,
big lad from Chattanooga, tried his
Iuck-his first big league appearance.
The Giants climbed aboard him In the
fifth. Meusel singled, King doubled,
Kelly tripled a mile out to center-held::
This was crescendo batting and
brought in three runs. The Giants had
a total of fifteen and the game only
half over. If Morris hadn't slowed up
q vicious stab from Rawlings's stick
and held it to an infield hit there would
have been more runs. Not that the
Giants were hoggish, but they wanted
first place and didn't care how tho
Cubs felt about it, so Meusel, Kelly
and Cunningham combined with hits in
the sixth inning and three more run
ners rushed over the plate or where the
plate would have been if it hadn't been
buried under it's load of runs.
Rawlings triple and squeeze play
with Frisch doing the batting scored
on a lone tally in the seventh. few
hits clattered eff the Chicago bats in
the eighth. but they and the attending
runs were viewed with the utmost toll
erance. Somehow or other the Giants
failed to score in the eighth, although
Kelly doubled with one out. That inn
ing will have to be investigated.
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