That's the way they'ro working on
Ruth now, with no unparalleled degree
of success, and that was what Haines
and Schupp employed to confound Kelly
after his Homeric bolt to the crow's
nest. Each outguessed "Kel" and
.'ipped a third strike over on him after
some rather shrewd mixing to prepare
he way for the outguessing.
The Cardinals started Sherdel. who
ollapsed in the first inning, and the
Giants started Jesse Baincs, who lost
-rrlp r.nd control in the fifth after go
ng well. Sanee made a winning suc
cessor to Barnes. He was cool in dan
ger, though saved from threatened de
molition in the eighth by the fact that
n ca'nnonball drive with two on bases
<i?d none out went straight to Kelly
tor a timely double play.
Tiie game was well played, though the
lay was too chilly for its undue length
a be relished. Changing pitchers <jnd
an umpirical rebuke of a row of bench
warming Cardinals took time. The New
York fielding was unusually good and
ong hits by Kelly and Snyder were of
great value. GedYjre Burns made a cir
cus catch and George Is not given to
oop-la stuff or jingling the spangles.
He ran out for Haines's high voltage
hit In the third, shot one hand aloft,
niggled the Intercepted missile, then
<'lutched It for good In the one hand.
Kcllr'i Homer and Fonr Rand.
In the first Inning Burns walked, Ban-1
?roft fllng'-ed to Lavan, Frlsch sacrificed
and Young walked. Sherdel was ex
? used and Kelly hit one with great
venom and freedom with his alleged golf I
stroke which Is not a golf stroke. There |
?hey were, four runs hung up In full view
in the trophy room. They were needed
>efore the game was over.
