New-York tribune., 1922-06-01

II must have been sweet consolation
% Keniine, . cast-of from the Giants
last year, 70 be thus responsible FOR
,wo-thirds Of his teams runs to-day
and the ssmo percentage OF their
tr!umphs In the series. But eredit is
slso due % another ex-Giant. namely,
Curtis Beevilie Walker. The Philly
right felder urcorked ore OF the long
est throws ever seen in the local park
uhen he doubled up Groh AZ the plate
after he had caught Kelly's fy IN the
ninth. the two-ply killing ending an
ineipiert Giant rally. and the game as
we'll.
Chalk a eredi; mark. too. sgains. the
name OF Pitcher Lee Meadows. tic
isnt a. ex-Ciant yet, as MeGraw has
never been able 20 purchase him, much
though he desires 10 do 80. Meadows
held the Giants 20 seven hits. while
Bill Ryan also tgirled well, giving but
eight hits.
Friseh Tallies for Giants
The Giants only run came IN The
first, when they iammed the cushions
BY means of three slight singles.
Frisch. Groh and Young were the
parents % these pokes, the first men
toned gent skipping home while
Meusel was forcing out Young al sec
ord, via Parkinson 20 Fletcher.
In the 9Th Wiiiie Cunningham was
robbed Of home run by the very
steam he put behind his swing. lie
drove on line into the left-held
blsschers against the lowest row of
benches, the sphere bounding straight
back into the field. They only allowed
Willie a double on II, neither Umpire
Klein no- Pfrman evidently noted just
where the ball struck They probably
thought the ball only joltcd against
the outside Of the low concrete para
pet. II robbed the Giants Of a tally.
% Cunningham could get no further
than third.
But in the latter half % this inning
there was no mistaking the fact that
real. genuine, all-Austrslian wool
home run had happened. Henline sent
the ball far up into the bleachers in
left and II didn't bounce back into the
field for the simple reason that II had
bounced into quick-fngered fans
pocket This tied the score. 70 1.
In the eighth the bothersome Hen
line bobbed up with a single as o
s,srier and moved 10 second on Mead
ows's neat sacrifice. Kelly drawing an
error when he tried TO tag the spec
tacled pitcher on the baseline. only %
have the ball brushed out Of his hand.
Williams Scores Henline
Snyder temporarily saved the sit
ustion by reaching INTO one Of the field
hoxs and snatchinr Walkers foul
Wr'rhtstone grounded 10 Bancroft. who
stepped on second. forcing Meadows.
Henline getting - third, from whore
he counted on old Cy Williams's mer-
rily bouncing single 20 center. GIN
lee. who yesterday made a record dis
tance home run over the left barrier,
came through with his second single
of the day. scoring Wrightstone and
putting the game on easy street for the
Philiies.
Great defensive work BY the Phils.,
especially the steel-armed Curtis
Walker. cut short tho Giants near
rally In the ninth. started by singles
BY Groh and Young. After Meusel
had gone out, advancing these runners,
Kelly sent long fy 10 Walker.
nearly leaning against the right field
hoardings Walker rifed the ball %
Herline st the plate. doubling MP the
surprised Groh. who had presumed 20
score. II took the breath away from
the fans and put q nifty ending, from
Broad Street rather than a Broadway
viewpoint. n the game.
The Giants open a threo game series
With the Braves m Boston Tomorrow.
The score.