New-York tribune., 1922-10-05

! GIANTS The side was r..,,
order. Scott tossed out s.nvso,s'e 4, Z
popped to Ward and Bancroft rs,As5s As1s
ed out, Scott to Ppp No runs, s,ssa. nai'.
SIXTH INNING
YANKEES Bush was retirns
croft TO Kelly, and then VIA t.i,, s,a
/ TO left, close to the fou. line is.;g is
/ Mcusel making a vain attennE - " "
The bail. Witt was run down bst.ssspa
third and home on DuaaIs rSfls.V'
Bancroft The play went ehus: Rase..s
/ to snyder TO Gr0h 10 sinyder u
made the put-oGt. Dugan meansss
I went to second. Ruth hjt sjn.g.g
short right-center and D1gah sss.S
the first run of the series. NJ
Young fumbled the ball Roth rea,sS gs:
second. pipp grounded ont to Ri.
One run, two hits.
GIANTS Grob, first up, rs.A...
the first pass off Bush. Frsch fsrs,3
out on the first bail pitched. G,S
was caught stealing. scharq g ~.
Meusc! then struck out No rms :
hits.
SEVENTH INNING
YANKEES Bob Meusel got 81,
ond hit, p single 30 left field sa
bunted, and IN trying for Nss.,91
second Nehf threw wide. 3asf,t n
touching the bali Me1 a ts...a las
on to third, and when fs5s.
fumbied the loose ball Schane ~ (
second. Nehf and Young wegs sss,.
with errors and Schaag vas cYsg5.1
w'th a sacrifice, Ward drove i,
sacrifice fiy to Stengel ,orirg Nss,1
Scott also died to Seengel. G,S
tagged Schang out at third on BaJ,
grounder. One run. one nit
GIANTS-Youug fled to pus
Kelly beat out tap on The left Il.
of the pitchers box, Bush siipuiss :
fielding the ball. Stcngel i si,sj,s
sharply to left, but Kelly stouns5
second. Snyder WAS safe on ].
over second, Scott barely touching I.
! ball and the bases were flled. Mc(,r,
sent Earl Smith into the game to 81
for Nehf- Il was a tight situation q
Bush. Smith fouied CT three &c
and the count Was three and two wBr
he hit into a double play. Scott !
Ward 20 Pipp. No runs, three hiia
EIGHTH INNING
YANKEES Bill Ran went to 4.
mound for the Giants and famed vi.
the first baseman 20 face him. Dunt
lifted ar easy fly 20 StenPel Ruth hi
his bat on his shoulder while tie
strikes were called ON him. The B,a
did not like the looks Of the striIs
but went 10 his post in silence. NJ
runs. no hits.
GIANTS-The count was two bn
and two strikes when Bancroft ops,s
with single to right on the hif.s'9
run Groh hit the first ball pitc' II
right for single, Bancroft str Il
second. Frsch drew ere bail and df.a
the next pitch to left for the Til
consecutive hit Of the inning. BaHeHs
stopped at third, Groh was on ssrs,;
and Frisch ut first. The bases fa.
with none out. Meusal hit the first hi
tossed up to him for q clean saisty j {
center, scoring Bancroft and Groh, Il
tying the count at . 70 ,. Bush 7s Il
taken out and Waite Hoyt calledi.a 7
check the rally. Young n. a ssata +
fly to Witt, which scored Erisss MI
the winning run. Hoyt then strgssg
Kelly and Stengel. Three ggaA sas
hits.
NINTH INNING
YANKEES -Pipp opened the a,
inning spiciously for the Yank.ss
singing to left center. Msusel "A
drove the ball hard in the direetion Is
right field, but Frisch. IeaDinr high ii {;
to mis- left, made fine catch ei d
drive. and doubled up Ppp, wbo ya b
we'll on his way to second. Serb
took a count Of two and rwo ssM
bounded to Frisch, who ehlew to KIN
for the final out Of the game no lua
one hit. IS