New-York tribune., 1922-06-08

the t1redveN"-e
s.oI - ia a game that resounded W
~ ~ this happened yesterday IN
Az ~ srrlosure. the Polo Grounds
"a s 1900 spectators, who came
sls.-. $3.50 ,. m. and remained
N,si .lrost sunset. Il taxes long
~ ~. - watch two ball teams knock
vnls ,i,e safe bits Of various pro-
Nenv .. s~ons seven different pitchers.
p'r..s pn-s - this medley Of hits the most
Vss - wss a clipper little single
ilPns.-sLo SNYDER in the first inning,
y 49, Il offered In the face Of the
~. IA, the Giant baekstop helped
,,F 20 another single and a rous-
tnihs- 49, run later on. But that safe
ms ~, - r;rbt In the first session was
~ INrsls that brought Casey Stengel
W 49, nan with the fifth run OF the
esi si.,s - The tally which would have
s...,s % tbs Cubs II the Polo Grounders
-. s,vsr tripped another triple OF
Tssrled smother single
*. pitchers had a whole show to
...~ssives. The cast Of characters,
sa's,.Sl 49, ~ their appearance, was as
,.r.v,. y s -shuflin' Phil" Douglas, Virgil
'o. 'S.. aCupid" Osborne. Pat Shea,
90, pulv RYAN, Percival Lee Jones
ey'yr rs,v kaufman. After that the
80 49, :, shuFled and no more pitchers
s',. 10 the top. OF this unhappy lot
spsrs Ryan was credited with the
,i,.syv. I Virgil Cheeves had the defeat
tr,v around bis neck, and the rest got
,vrss,hy-and nothing more.
Mecnw HOlsts the Pennsnt
rhs psnnsnt.raising program was
a., !, r. order Of events. Preceded
-. uniformed brass band. the two
...-ss psrsded out 10 center field, where
- peCrsw took hold Of the halyards
49, boisted the white bunting with
-, biys border. on which was embroid-
.-,s the joyful information: ma
ssssl League Champions, 1921" There
vas another parade between the halves
he second inning, when Umpire
0,rley Moran cleaned house in the
Ciago dugout and chased the whole
nssrys corps Of the Cubs out Of the
,srk In loekstep.
Bill Killefer and his crew were OF the
rirlon that the said Arbiter Moran
Nd presented the bail game to the
ca.ts in the first inning IN a decision
rst was so raw even a bear cub
nulSnt stomach Il. II was called
I'M that gave Pep Young free trans
r,:t;ion instead Of a strike-out that
voald have retired the side ranless.
k..er thst-the deluge, and Chicago
vas sVsmped beyond rescue.
B,neroft's single. two bases on balls,
K,lys double with the bases full,
sxsgels triple and Snyder's single
we're combined in this uproarious first
i.si,g for a total OF FIVE runs. That
had have stopped the Cubs in their
t,t,ks ba. they kept clawing away at
hs cad and nearly overhauled the
6Aia, whc were making of with the
IN.
Cubs Score in Second
h the second Chicago garnered a
hly on single by Grimes, double
BY Barber and q boot by skipper Ban
croft. Rcsentng the fact that their
hero, Virgil Cheeves, had been chased
10 the showers in the first stanza by
the Giants. the visitors hoped on the
Ilants Of Phil Douglas in the third and
drove him from the mound. Osborne
Jingle, Hollocher's double and Marty
Krugs triple accomplished this, and
Fhen Ray Grimes singled of the m
'on.ng Pat Shea three more alien tai
les were over the plate. That LETT the
ount 5 70 I, and the Cubs scored nary
run thereafter.
shea was lifted to let Davy Robert
,n bat for him in the second half o'
,is inning. and Ryan. who replaced
m, held the enemy scoreless TO th'
,ish, though ne was often in. danger
Is straits through wildness.
In the sixth the Giants ASSAULTED
Cupid" Osborne with foot and horse
aneroft singled. Frisch beat out
M, Groh doubled, Meusel singled
nd Osborne left for parts unknown
6it-handed Pereival Lee Jones cam
no the contest, and Kelly's single sen
he last Of three tallies over the scor
NJ dish. The last run for the Giant
,1ne in the seventh, when Paneho Sny
ssr piekled a port-sided slant from IN
delivery Of Jones and deposited tn
ball In the right field stand.
-. C~L- - -1aDtv If charpea n