New-York tribune., 1922-10-07
By Joseph Val

Manager McGraw, of the Giants, had
the big crowd guessing as to his prob
able pitching selection up until ten
minutes before game time. Shortly
after 1:4o p. m. Hughie McQuillan and
Jack Scott were testing their arms and
it was broadly limited that McQuillan
would be selected. Hughe's leg proved
stiff, however, from the injury he re-
ceived in the last practice session Tues
day and Scott finally went to the trial
pitching slab at 1850
Scott was ready and willing. He
had had practically whole afternoon
of practice in the bull pen during the
tie game of Thursday. Scott had a
world of stuff in his preliminary work
yesterday.
No one was surprised when Huggins
an outside chance that Sam Jones
might be chosen, but Hoyt got the call
because of his impressive work as re-
lief pitcher in the opening game.
FIRST INNING
YANKEES-Scott started we'll, re-
tiring the side in order. Witt, the first
Yankee to face the big right handler,
dropped bunt along the first base
to Kelly retired the runner. Dugan's
fly was easy for Young and Ruth went
out on a weak tap to Frisch. No runs,
no hits.
GIANTS-Hoyt was lucky to get by
this inning, double play saving him
with two runners on the bases. Ban
croft grounded to Ppp, but Groh
singled to right, his fifth hit of the
series. Frisch singled over second,
Groh stopping at the midway. Irish
Meusel was then in just such posi-
home run. Yesterday, however, he lined
to Ward and Frisch was doubled up.
No runs, two hits.
SECOND INNING
YANKEES--Pipp got the first hit off
Scott, clean single to right. Meusel
sent an easy. pop fly to Kelly and
hams hands. With Ward at bat Pipp
stole second, being aided by Earl
Smiths low throw. Wards best was a
grounder to Bancroft on which he was
tossed out. No runs, one hit.
GlANTS-The McGrawmen got two
more hits off Hoyt, but no scoring re-
suited. Young singled to left field and
was was out at second trying to stretch it..
MeusePs throw to Ward was perfect
was easy for Scott and Pipp. Cunning
nam singled to right for the second hit
OF the inning, but was forced by Smith,
Ward and Scott handling the ball.
THIRD INNING
YANKEES-Jack Scott was still go
ing strong, facing only three men here.
Everett Scott flied to Young. Fritsch
threw out Hoyt. Witt drew a pass, but
spoiled his opportunity for further
travel by taking nap off first base.
Smith to Kelly was the order of
Whitey's finish. No runs, no hits,
GIANTS-Two more hits for the Ma
tional Leaguers and two runs, which
practically decided the ball game. Scott
opened with bounder over second.
Ward booted Bancroft's grounder
across the diamond and Scott reached
third, while Bancroft roasted on first.
Scott was caught off third on Groh's
tap to the box. Hoyt and Dugan ran
down the pitcher, but so slowly Ban
croft went to third and Groh to second
on the play. Frisch lifted a long sac
rifce fly to Witt, scoring Bancroft and
putting Groh on third. Meusel's line
hit to right scored Groh. Young forced
Meusel, Ward to Scott. Two runs, two
hits.
FOURTH INNING
YANKEES-Dugan was thrown out
by Eroh. After taking one ball Ruth
was hit on the ankle and ambIed to
first. Pipp could do nothing, striking
out on ball which cut the heart OF the