New-York tribune., 1922-06-17

Next In order OF appear "'N'
John Hol.ngsworth. Texas League pIe-
nom. who iaboTcd through the seventh
inning and was withdrawn Tor O. p.icn
hitter The last of the Pirate pitcners
was Harold Carlson. who turned o"c"
the Giants IN The eighth.
The Clan McGraw started aiiei
Whitley Glazncr 40 Che drop o. the mas
Bancroft and Groh singled and lfisn
Meusel brought them both home with q
sharp blow 20 right jess bAi"''
opened the second session with an NN-
expected bat doub.y welcome tnpie 70
the exit gates in right rc.d' ana nc
rompcd over the pan when p'alh Ban
ME smoto another three-Dagg 7 doNn
the lcft center alley. That was enough
for Glazncr, who retreated 90 thc Dehch
in dazed manner as ii he didn't Ano"
what 10 was al about.
Bancroft brought the fourth run over
on Meusel's out o. first with leilo"-
horse in the box The Big Chief prowled
his way through several sessions with
ont being tomahawkod. bet a comedy
Of errors In the fifth brought him 90
the stake. Irish Mcusci and Pep Young
singled. and Long George Kelly scored
Meusel with "a safe blow % center FAR
enough and no complaint, but the big
works started after Stengcl had walked
and SNYDER had sent "a short fly %
Carson Bicbce in LEFT field. The bases
were overloaded with anxious Giants.
but even the speedy Ross Young had
no serious intentions of trying 10 score
on that fly
Yellowhorse Throws Fast One
Bigbcc took nothing for granted. how
ever. ard hurled the ball on a line TO
"Hooch" Gooch The bali hoped past
the Pirate catcher and Young duste
for tho plate. Yellowhorsc was back
ing up the throw about ten feet away.
He took a full winA-up and nearly
ehuckcd the sphere right through the
carcass Of the astonIshc1 G0och. Away
went the bali again. while the Giant
runners were ciTclrg the bases. When
the dust had settled Young and Kelly
had scored and StengCl had reached
third. where be remained, as Barnes
grounded out.
Tina. brought the Giant total up 20
seven runs and thcv knocked OF FOR the
day. The lone Pirate tally came IN the
seventh on % single By Gooch, an in-
field out and safe blow TO center b.
Rabbit MaranWlle
The Pirates were ashamed 10 come
into port after that session Of wild
throwing in the fifth. Said Charlie
Grimm ps he came in from his observa-
tiou post az first base: "All saw was
flying feet and flock Of dust"
It's a poor day when Rabbit Maran-
willie doesn't produce some sparkling
play. lie went up into the air like
Marx Twaln's jumping frog in the
fourth % spear liner from Frisch and
double Barnes OF first base.
After Clyde Barnhardt had battcd for
YcllowhOrse in tho seventh he horned
into the infeld az third basc while
Trayror moved over 60 short and
Maranviiie 90 second Hammond was
retired. and some Of the amateur scor-
ers in the stands were an upset when
Mokan bat'ed FOR Carlson in Ham
mond's position in the eighth. They are
stiii trying 10 figure It out.
Hammond wears his chewing gum
like Eddie Collins. on the button OF his
cap when not In use. When he came 90
bat In the sixth he had put in build
lnE Improvements thdt IlFalcd inc new
Yankee Park. lie had o doubie-dockcr
% chewing gum and his black cap
looked like a spiked hclme; OF the
Prugaan Guard.
Frank Frisch swept up the Fabian
lawn with his manly bosom in making
O great plung.ng stop Of Grimm Tor a
foree-out az second IN the fourth. Ia
fact. the felding throughout the day
was Of the scintilant variety
After the Rabbit had robbed Frisch
Of a hit Heinie Groh returned the COM
plimcnt by a brilliant clutch on Maran-
viile's scorchcr down the ;hi'd-hase
lire in the ffth The pitching Will be
all port-sided to-day for the
Giants and probably Morrison FOR the
Pirates. The score:
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