New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

The venerable Babe Adams was
ushered into the fray in the hope that
his cunning ways would ensnare the
naughty worlds champions, but the
ancient and honorable veteran was
knocked overheard in the eighth in
ming BY a belaying-pin in the hands
Of Long George Kelly. That was the
blow that decided the contest. The
Pirates cast OF their graphing irons
after this setback and withdrew 20
lay plans for renewed assault to-day.
Up 10 the eighth inning the youngster
and the vet had a real duel.
Unoficially IL was George Kelly Day
on the Fabian pasture. There was no
advance notice Of the celebration. but
George just decided 10 would be NICE
afternoon for him TO be the center Of
the festivities. And 10 was. The ~
rates scored two runs OF Rosy Ryan
but Long George was better than that,
for his triple in the sixth scored
Young with the run that tied the score
and his double in the eighth was the
blow that killed Father" Adams. send
jng Neusel and Pen Young rushing
over the plate with the winning TALES.
The Pirates drew blood eight times
from Ryan. but the youngster was cool
in the pinches and deserved his hard
fought victory. Adams was niekcd ten
times By the Giants during the fray
but az that he might have carried the
dsy had it, not been for the slashing
attack Of the aforesaid Kelly.
Pirates First TO Score
The Corsair crew took the lead IN
the battle in the fourth session. Pie
Traynor received free transportation
10 first, tackled his way 10 third on =
lusty double BY Grimm and sailed
home on 4 sacrifice fly by Hcnic Mucl-
Ter who recently suffered terrible
fall in dignity and reputation when
he changed from rcvered Cardinal
10 a buccaneering Pirate. That ad-
vantage was short-lived, for in the hith
Earl Smith laid his bludgeon against
a bomb tossed IN his direction by baDe
Adams. and when the smoke had
cleared Smthy was resting easily on
third. He trottcd over the plate ana
tied the score when Bancroft sent
long fly 20 Mueller.
"Once more 10 the breach cricd
George Gibson, squirting on the IN
vaders 10 lawless deeds and Max carey
responded By opening the sixth with
two-bagger of the right field wall. IL
would have been a single for most
nlayers. but Max stretched his lengthy
limbs and beat Pep Youngs throw TO
the keystone bag. Carson Bigoee beat
out a bunt. sending Carey up base'
and the run drifted across while Ryan
was tossing out Traynor.,
About this time Kelly deeided 70
,tart his celebration. Coming up IN
the sixth he found Pep Young on base
asa result Of a forceout on Groh' VINO
rad singled. Adams tossed one ms
vav and "Hooch" Gooch. the young
piratical catcher, shouted Hit ~
Nothinr II not obligng Kelly did so
ontbusiastically. Carson Bigbee, IN
lsft ran out a couple Of miles, took ms
hearings and then ran another league
or so before he got up 10 the ball. he
made a despairinE grab at IL Dut IL leIl
out Of his clutches and Long NeoiBs
anchored at third while Young scored
The run that tied the game again az
all. .,t .....
The winning sortie in the eighth was
surnrise attack Groh walked ana
vas forced By Mcusel. Pep Young
doubled :, right. sending Irish TO third'
and on the first ball pitched 10 nlm'
KsIly whacked the left field fence
resembling blow, scoring both Iun .rt
and pulling up at second himself. nay
hlow cleared the good ship New YORK
81 the invaders, and al was peace
thereafter.