New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

in spite o.. ir' s' 'I
rressivc civilization. the ago of DID
N, contrary ies in tho fact that 8
Polo Grounds yesterday. It iooA t.'
great climax. and tt.y needed eight
nitudes 90 enable them 10 gallon ho
p!ished tho feat WHOM they won the
Brush Stadium yesterday by Che s'.
Al.er this c'orous acco~p .i.aneai
1iev resumed their rorma. rac'' an'
the Giants c,--ci an oven sf..t on ta'
long day, work by tafrg tae second
e~test s 90 81 The at, 'aaf was
chiefly distinguished for t"o hom'f'.
bo,h m tho eighth rrre i.n 'f'.
was b. 'ar.r g.. Nl
tow. who chaIE.l ar bis eleventh cN-
80. Elan. ~r frr enl..r. Wfe. rr l'fN'
~ ffe uprcr stand against enc
- Rosv 'f..l Rsan. Casey >tenc.. Que
rIrated tlc feaf r t.e same i1aias
a.d marked up $50 ler nnfe.'.
n wac ione. lall day i1r every
f.dv enl.t.t.re included. Umpire
Parl ecrfen elected f.n .leacnus ana
Walter Hlrlro from ttc .efH
time during t1r tr.t l 7e
- ~fo.. l.r...... ir -n. second game
drew tra pt.r Irc or Is it.t
tsad. Whom Jimmie Smith Thought nf
Rad Raatlres oat O.. second base q.
twilight began % fal. ard SenteII
called him safe. che visiting sloftsInp
i-fermcd taa world nt large tfat ife
uruire was blind one eye fhi
couidrt Gee oat or che othcr. .mmie
also insnuatal t.at enfcI spcaE'
good broken English, and went i' t-e
trouble q shouting samples OF lne
came across the diamond.
Fletcher Draws Suspension
Just ~ the first game was about 70
rart Arthur Fletcher was called ir
from shortstop and banded bl'c'-
doux from John Ucyd.rr informing 2. .m
hat he was indefinitely suspended Tor
ristaking Umpire NcCorm cha ncW
shoes for q doormat Ncanea day. lt
was this fact tha, brought Jimmie
Smith into tho froy. where hc sput-
tered around Ike % barrel iul. ~ ife-
crackers. Lee Meadows and jess
Barnes started the afternoon for the
opposing teams. and fhey both sls-
ial1cd TERRIBLE lrgh0rr.
Barnes was yarkcd ir tne fourth inn.
'ng. after tho phIic7 bad rarnerc1
eight hi's and tHo flr-. Tho Jack o.
result for all tho PfIv hitting was
auc 20 their own inability fo yum thc
bases The Polo Or0rrtors took %
two.run lead oG Meadows n fIc fre'
inning. but tA.s Was tnd ly tho time
Barnes was quitting bis rof, once
more the Giants Iaid fhe willow against
The offerings OF tro boancctacicd
gentleman from QuakcrtcWn. and in
tho fourth session they scored three
runs and took tic lead whcn frisc1
was hit by pitched hall, Neused
singled. Young trr'cd and s,engci
singled
The champions held short lead
until fhc seventh, vhcn blast of
Philadelphia l.nc'os overlook Cecil Al
gernon Caurcv and slooh Dim down 90
The eXferf of fhrDn rlre on tnrcr
singles. triric hy Honey Walker and
sacrifice fy. Another tally was
CLEANED from Caurcr r fto eighth and
The fnal phllv rur was scored against
Claude lonnard. late of Indianapolis. in
the ninth
Meadows lost control of the ba'i and
his temper iu 'He seventh. When fc
walked Ross Young. tIrr tHo bases,
he objected f0 ftrorl0uslg f0 fro last
decision ttaf both he and Hor'Iro we've
- asked o. tafo fro aIr. ard fo.e Winter
Afnishcd the game with pr..rr catch
ng Winfcrt held le fomor mate.
Dh.tlcss 20 tho end of che contest
Fine ritching hy Ryan
Rosy BID Ryan opposed Jack Single
ton ir Oh. ,'0oni contest a,1 af,er %
bad start ifc f0u. Hr.g Gross ..u.
dent twIr.or pitched a Huo game. Three
singles and base ol .a I'M tHn FIRST
inning allowed fhc rN.Ic. fo sfart OFF
with q two.rur .ral. Ilf ftc only tmc
they scored agan was whom William
wsilcpfd bus homer in fEc eighth
stan7a. Tho world champ ons got go
Singleton for two fnre ou singles hy
Kelly Stengel. Iyar and Bancroft in
the second inning and t.cd fhc score.
hts hv Rnwirrs and Young coupled
with On infCld out ard o base on balls
20 Meusel, gave thc O.ants $50 mofo in
the ffth IhcE malr ffeIr victory ccr-
tain after Singleton bad rrfirel for
pinch hitter in fho .0rcrfh. ir clubbing
jess Winters or h second appearance
for fse h.ts and folr runs In f1r
eighth. % was during tr's rally 49,
Casey Stcrccl inserted his home yum.
The second game furnished one
peculiar play Whom Young singled 20
center ir tho ffe irrn-. HonsD
legged 10 for th.fi. toward which point
Cy Williams buried fre ha.. 1..flo
Rspp made c'ean nIas o, ttn h1I
with nobody hackrr f.m un i1 tfr
confusion. Instead of ROLLING fo tfD
stands the ball boo fho canvas hag an1
stopped right thcrc. fHnt atcrNng 'ur-
thor trouble for tfo ran.r lnllcs.
No wonder thc Th.Ncs cart w.r ball
game when trcy Ir..t on putting thc
Iame man out twice ln che hrst in-
ming of thc if.t game Bancroft WAS
yun down between fhIrd and home
when Meusel h.t fo Leslie. bannic Kept
on running iust the samc so chat
Thllics puf tIm out acaIn 80 Che plate.
Tapp got the official rlt-ou. and Ncad
ows the phantom one.
With lanky Cy Williams and Honey
Roy Curtis Walker doing the heavy
hitting fcr the lhiNcs during tho
afternoon. SIS lits lor O. and four for
Curtis. 10 looks as though thc Wilhelm
IA ErHf.r rHrlHf .n. r o.