Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-06
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NSEW YORK. oct The Yankees
and the Giants fought furously but to
no avail today IN the second game of
the wofd series They had the score
tied at runs each al the end Of the
tenth inning when the umpircs. seeing
the approach OF twilight called an ar.
inistice when hostilties break out
anew the teams viii be- IN the same po.
sition as before today's game the Giants
having one victory and the Yanks none.
Tens Of hundreds OF spectators who paid
10 see the thrilling encounter were an.
gered when the umpires ruled 1t was q
no-decision bout. They had come 20 see
a knockout and as they swarmed over
the field they screcchcd their disgust
To the high heavens and to every per.
son they encountered who was OF any
importance IN baseball
They told Manager McGraw Of the
Giants they would never come hack to
his old Polo Grounds again for any.
thing in the world. They hurled mean
words upon the umpires. saying that
anybody with any eyes at all could see
as Il was light enough TO keen on play
Ing. Then they rushed "a the box
whore Baseball Commissioner Lands
sat with Mrs lands.
Th' leading actors m The crowd bark
Cd questions aud comments at 81, conn.
missioner 1nd the chorus behind them
hoo"d with vgor To hear them i
s'~mod they y-wtniod 90 know what Kind
ct an outrage ~. commissioner thought
tn" q ants dud Yankee club. could get
away Nith
l'nmovcd Mr. Tfnd.s pat his old
lla,k hat oycr his flowing white locks
and starred to walk across the field tn
r'turn lo hs hotel The crowd sur.
rounded him. hurling muntg and m
suits. a dozen spoorl policemen iuSh.
ed in Geo clcay the NV ior hm and thr
commissioner sought to wave them ,w-
av saving De- could srt Through ans
New Npfk crowd MIS- Lands ton
seemed imp rtuthcl. The bowling hun.
drvds do.grd their fUo, steps amt NJ
aud Mrs Lands had reached the Polo
Grounds office Later the commission
walked unguard"d &C. his automobile. rc.
'ffAn l'A''"'' 'N'.fN
.Aftr the commissioner lct, ihy
crowd turned it's fountains oi adyic,
uion the writer's working IN ihr press
t'S. rh,y wantrd the world informed
what an awful hing IL is so srr q hl
.lm" that nuhody wins
TN" other thosuauds who went
"irighi home seemed iu feel that ,hcy
i1d seen ,nc n thr mos' remarkable
',utlcs iu The history of th. autumn
las" hall classc.
Several times tho crowd lad ,h. Tin.
thrill NJ watching au mrrldcr hur him.
Ill az hard h.t hail D." Euork,d To-
the ground boy he force at it and th.u
iunp up and throw out iho hatsman
90 nri. THIS came three times q,
frank FiSrh The fast second hls.man
i"r the q ants Another tirir hr wrn,
Ear h,,t ul second lasr and puII.i.
down drive from Everett Scoti's lat.
with h = lsar. hand. ~ bowlcd him over
hun h" came up with his grip Nin iiehi
IN N. hall
ono" ll"inir Gruh tho q ants third
las"ran lrgp,d after a hau and caught
~ while sliding IN the dit. u WIS In
The ir't inning mem the hat 81 Whitley
Wit Groh hopiod up from tho dust
and throw u oui at first This may
have saved the Giant, from defeat. for
o. mom'nt later through an error by
Bancroft single &C Rnp's bat the Ysnk,
scored q run
Tho game was pitchers hattie hc.
iwe"n Jesse Barn's the nn Giant
.aIaH A.
Nanks during the ia2l world ~eri,s. and
shlwley steadily and ih, Giants made
lcnNrfNftEn 80 nanr rrrn,