New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

ENe G.af3tS ana the ffl!ilGS. or gu
high flies. one which the encircir
shrieks of "Lemn,e have it," "Ili gl
drops safely for an extra base hit.
r. The sa.oe yesterday was just like
that. The Giants grabbed II BY the
shirt-front N the opening inning. but
the Pailies r-ycstied for 1t in the sec
ond and Jared II loose in the third.
Ihe Can lcCiraW came bacl; in this
session and SHARED it again. but the
rope broke and Kaiser Wilhelm was
dragG nc it Of 20 his lair when ne was
attacked by u horde Of Giants with bale
hooks, who tore his hepicss prey from
hin, and led it IN triumph 70 the home
dugout The count was s to 1, anyway
you locked az it,
Cosy Dolan said he had seen nothing
like K since rs whale hunting days.
"fou think YOU have the pesky Great
ure,' say Cosy. when down she goes
ard comes up -FOUR inites astsrn. Back
you 90, and Just you get the old
harpoon heady she sounds asain, and
like as not comes up IN Upton, Ind
Dolan was right. The Giants won the
game yesterday because the phillies
refused 10 have anything 10 do with il.
game, giving only eight hits, but his
sunpo-t clulnblej at inopportune mo-
mcnts and nrcscnted several tallies to
the opposition.
Giants Score Run In First
Sirgies NJ bancroft and Rawlings
' and sacrlhce fy BY Frank frlsch
against thc hurliAg Of Jimmie Ring let
the Giants Or TO one-run lead IN the
very first inning. The jolly Baker boys
= from 0uaAerto"n Ued the count IN
the second oI singles by Jimmie smith
S"g iae.,..ne ano cou".e .: rs o.I's zee .,,.o
etanoes of heart n the third Cy WI
Iiar,s waEeG IN .tSe nccnnarts of tho
ph,]ade,nL:, d,,r.o,1t when he s,amr,cd
y his twei:tb hontor Of the season into
4bo ,,nnor ri,ht.rc,d sta,d ord rnt },,s
+nor. - 49,, 20 exc r>od a.. 49, w., (
oriv +ne 5a,e - :. W;,b tuo dow IN
w. Cian+.' trr,, 81. hat pav;,ce ~ s;nl ~
yIea 70 cortsr WISH .rirled or the
1i.,b,-fcld Iii a1d NtnseI mir n loft
rn1te- tnr ,rrno hases The va, rosvIt
wa ,1.a ,.,1e ,v;tb 4bo revn-s:hic oan,o
tcmnororiI., i, +ho c,r.c.os Of Iohn
g t.rrir,y, tcirli"' ~ o1co ~; r,orf "'~''N' '''
To+ ne have i for yhilo,- vaiIed
+lo pt:iiirx !, ,ho fftb and RS.
vn,,. d;Lr,+ ho,o Viva be,r+ ~ rof,,ea
mem. FafEin.2n NJ, .3. s.ng4ed 70 r.ght ana
cohelHued an '.e way 20 t4'ro; "hen
me 0.&nl -, !nna!a |? 'Ae Ih'fd -oase
poAes' aiHei s:hgle SEM iaFh'hs"h
nome and the score vas - agaln - ted: AS
if that Weren't enough, Cliff Lee tripled
eA0hcs last caliy OYER ROSS 1oNnS
Eead ~ tht s'%'A, ara scored "hen
TranK r'sch .umo'ed sroanoer e1 IRON
L.S.ie IN 81, rs n"SJe 70 .fad on .ne ruh
az ,He pine Ine il'He oio one-run
leaa was how parked On 'he Fhiiadel-
Ca<ev Stance, et,.ts Rails,
t-t c~. c.S, ~
NaSe% NtehSc. started somethihg IN
'ae luchJ seventh. "nen ne singled 10
centSr. Ear! SmltA t0;lo"ed Casey at
Ihe pat ana ptunhed ilne ny INTO the
ahead o. him. Nehi was disposed Of
but Bancroft doubled to center, ard
Jimmie Ring was gently but firmly
urged off the scene by Kaiser Wilhelm.
Wilbur Hubbell was called to the res
cue. and Frsch combcd him for a
single. which scored Bancroft After
Balancing up the debts and credits it
was found that the Giants were lead
ing s to ]. and that was the wav tn .
Ecs :iv!ty ended.
s''-~
Giant headoua,ters was lifted vestcr
de-, ,or~ enough to hermit the an.
~no; acement that the club had come to
ss.9erns with several promising college
| sAthietes The vounr gentlemen in
#dres.1on are Walter McPhee, infelder,
of Princeton; Fred Mcguire. second
..-han left- -handed n;tcbor fron, Middla-
hnrv Cn,ieen al tI,reo Vii e;en ~,
~ do+tnj live !, arcue+ ,,.,.en +(a
: : ,,ie,.or li,,,;+ o1,,iros ''' '''s
: ''''''' NNP--~9. 49,
John McGraw furthe- made known
E sthe fact that he had nurchased Travis
jackson, shortsto0, from Kid Elber-
feld'e Little Eack K foam Of tho Southern
Iea~ue TsrE.o., "a n 40 shirnoI -
,xAese regions in the early fall.
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