The New York herald., 1922-08-09

chains and ran amuck through the ~
trains of thought ever made up.
One of the home run hits by Lo
II splashed into the steerage seats in
Robertson and a few others have put
homer went into the left field gallery
Nehf, the left handler who started fol
into the right field stands.
But the tying of the game for the
Giants seemed to come under the head
of useless occupations. The game was
tossed back to the Cincinnati Reds in
the tenth. Rosie, Ryan got to thinking
and when young pitcher starts to think
ne does it with such looseness that
something always happens. On top OF
that Bancroft made wild heave over
the plate and all thai Kelly's homers
did was to help his own personal bat
ting record.
Hope of Customers Shattered.
That catastrophe accumulated in the
Ntenth just when the customers were full
OF hope. Harper caromed hit off
Ryan's mitt. Fonesca slashed another
past Groh. Then Hargrave raped
'bunt down toward Rosie Ryan.
Rosie glanced toward first then he
glanced toward third and said to him
self: Let me think Where should
throw this ball?'' while his brows were
ali Surrowed with the strain of thought
Harper made third and Hargrave made
first The bases were full and nobody
was out.
Rinaldo Paolinelli, the spaghetti burn
ing third baseman of the Reds, raped
one down to Bancroft. The Beauty
made a hurried pickup and let go in
the general direction of "Oir' Smith, who
was set to get Harper at the dish. The
heave was wild and caromed off one Of
oils" sensitive shins to the screen.
Harper and Fonesca both scored while
.'Oil" limped after the ball.
At this point Pat Moran sent Eddie
.Rousch in TO bat for Caveney and
Greasy Neale to run for Hargrave
Rousch, who has been polishing the seat
OF pair of uniform trousers by sitting
or the Reds bench, accomplished moth
ins but short fly. Then Eppa Jeptha
-Rixey hoisted one far enough out to per-
NIT Neale to score. George Burns late
oil the Giants banged a two Dagger to
left. The score. which had been 3-3
when the inning started, automatically
became to 3 for the Reds. and that
is official.
McGr0w Is Elected.
While these distressing events were
occurring Mr.. John Joseph McGraw was
elsewhere. He had been ordered by
Umpire Rigler TO go there in the sixth
inning. Mr.. Rigler issued the order in
. very loud tone of voice. Mr.. McGraw,
: merely pausing to remark. IT have been
put out by better umpires," or words to
that effect, went elsewhere peacefully
and in dignified manner.
After the Reds half Of the eighth Mr..
Steneel, who was not working on ac-
count of the left handed pitching tried
10 be sent into exile with his beloved
.eader. Casey stood before the Giant
dugout and demanded of Umpire Nc
Cormick what he thought he was doing
Evidently Mr.. Mccormick did not know,
for he made no reply. 1t was an awk-
ward question TO put suddenly to an
umpire anyhow.
The air was charged with truculence
as the game proceeded. Art Nehf was
pitching some beautiful baseball. So
was Eppa Jeptha Rixey. Up to the
fifth inning neither side scored Then
Hargrave plastered a homer into the
left field bleachers and the run looked
very large and healthy
D"ncroft's Error starts Trouble.
An error by Bancroft started trouble
Tor Nehf in the sixth. Burns raped
one down to short and Bancroft let it
ooze right through him. Jake Daubert
singled to left. Duncan beat a hit TO
short and filled the bases with nc
body out. Harper slapped one to Nehf
VINO threw to Snyder, forcing Burns
Daubert finally scored on Fonsecas out
In the Giants half Of the same in
ming Nehf drove his homer to the right
stands. In the seventh Long George
Kelly accomplished the spectacular drive
TO the right field bleachers. This looked
like the start of a rush Of runs. Cum
nineham and Snyder singled IN turn.
Then Nehf, VINO had scored the frs:
Giant run all by himself, was yanked
out ena Jawn Rawlings. Lucky Jawr,
was supstituted, In view of what hap
NrncH he strategy OF yanking Nehf was
~neHtioned but after bit of strategy
s9fa On the blink. IL is very easy to see
49, & wrong at the inquest
SAwlgs lifted one out TO Buns who
throw to the plate In time to nick Bill
tunninNnam. IL was a nice catch and
nice throw and that double play jus,
saL tne Giants right back in their seats.
" Smith Is All Spiked Up.
The Giants started the eighth with !.
new battery. composed of "On" Smith
&nu ftoAlc Ryan. 'Oll came to the
plate limping He has been collecting
spikes OF late and both shins are full
of spike marks. "Oil's" dogs are as !,
matter of fact In bad shape. IA soon
az he got behind the bat poor "Of" was
spiked once more. Pat Duncan, duck
Ing heave from Rosie Ryan. spiked his
initials alongside those already SPIKED
on oils" shlns.
The game went into the ninth witt
the RedS leading by to .. and IL
looked as though the pastme might An
ishethat way. Long George Ketly took
lose rangy swing and the ball went In
TO the left field bleachers. The score
was tied and the impulsive Casey stem
gel rushed out of the dugout to kiss
Long George on both checks after the
manner of a French Field Marshall, but
Long George blocked the caress and
saved himself with a straight left jab.
Fortunately the ferocious pachyderm
Shufflln' Phil Douglas. did not escape
until most Of the customers had reached
points Of safety. He came snorting out
of his stall In the dugout and rushed
the Pest Box, trampling some actors and
BARRIERS as he charged.
women and Children First.