The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-06
Second Game Ended Tie
After Ten Innings of
Fine Baseball
YANKEES NOT
DOWNHEARTED
Claim They Have the Best
Pitching Material
Left

ated Press Giants and Yankees
having attempted to appease thou
sands Of fans who weren't whit sat
isfied when the second world series
game was called by umpires in the
tenth inning with the score tied 3-3
by giving the entire days receipts to
disabled soldiers and charity, returned
to-day to the business Of settling the
championship,
The umpires said it was too dark to
play when they called the halt, but
there were few fans who agreed with
them about the conditions Of daylight.
Umpire Hildebrand was fooled by
Coogan's bluff which plays queer
tricks with its shadows sometimes.
Anyway, there was quite difference
Of opinion in the matter.
Some three or four thousand Of the
fans couldn't forget their dissatisfac-
ton. They watched the Yankees fight
a long, uphill battle after Irish Meu-
sells homer into the left field bleach
ers had counted three runs for the
Giants in the very first inning and
they wanted to see a finish They
couldn't understand why this wish
should not be granted them, and they.
fused.
They rallied at the umpires until the
nmpires found cover. Then, because
there was no one else on which to vent
their feelings they turned to Commits
sioneT Lands. the boss Of all major
league baseball, and they said to him
many things. Commissioner Lands
didn't have anything to do with call
ing the game, but he made nice tar
get for their bombardment Of criti-
cism. Having talked themselves out,
they went home.
The owners Of the clubs and the
players didn't want anybody to think
the game had been called deliberately
so that they could play another game
and take in more money So, after
consultation with Lands they decided
they wouldn't keep one red cent.
And so the third game, with the
Giants "at home again is on to-day.
McG;raw's men still have the edge,
having won the first game, and to-day
they will play behind Pitcher Deacon
John Scott, who displayed some
twirling cunning during the latter
part of the season. Miller Higgins
has selected Waite Hoyt, the youth
who caused the Giants no end of
worry in the 1921 series in an effort
to even things.
Ryan and McQuillan are in shape
and ready to assist Scott, should the
Yankee batters take too kindly to his
delivery. Carl Mays warmed up yes
terday when it looked as if Shawkey
might not go we'll, and he is allotted
the same job to-day.
Casey Stengel, the Giant regular
center fielder, probably will be re-
placed to-day by the youthful Cum
ningham. Stengel, after beating out
a slow roller to Scott in the second
inning of the second game. pulled up
lame at second after Snyder had hit |
safely. McGraw removed him and |
Cunningham ran. 1t was reported this |
morning that Stengel may be out for
a couple Of days.
McGraw Elated Over Pitchers.
McGraw is elated over the showing |
of his pitchers. "They said they |
weren't in a class with those Of the |
Yankees. Nehf, Ryan and Barnes
haven't been so awful, have theyi"
Jess Barnes had lot to encourage I
him at the very start Of yesterdays |
tie game, when Meusers homer gave
him three runs, but Jess had TO be |.
good in those ten innings to keep the
down They got back one
Of the three runs in their half of the |
first when Bancroft, after making a
good stop on Dugan's rap, heaved over
George Kelly's head. Dugan went to
second on the misplay, took third on
Ruth's infield out and scored on Pipp's
twister TO Kelly, which went for hit.
The Yanks' second run came in the
fourth when Ward lifted the ball over
the bleacher sign for trip around the
bags. Doubles by Ruth and Meusel Il
accounted for the tying run in the
eighth.
Shawkey's work after the first in
ming was all TO the good He was
.till a bit wobbly in the second and
third. but pulled through and for the
remaining seven innings allowed but
ihree hits, one of them being Ban
.roft's single TO center in the tenth.
The newest concoction of dope has
I that the Yankees, despite the one
game lost, have an equal chance with
he Giants to win the series. The ar
,ument for this is that the Giants
AVE used two of their best pitchers
md have won one game, while the
tanks have used two of their best
'itchers and lost one game. This
caves the Yankees with two pitchers
sted among the top notchers, Hoyt
nd Mays, while McQuillan, Scott and
Ryan, the remaining regulars of the
liant staff, are not regarded so
tightly.
The score of Thurslsy's tie game
ras a. follows:
n. Y. Nationals. alb 20
'ancroft, = ...... 5 O o
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