Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

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Young man. who IS sometimes called
Whispering" Smith. lie has ap-
peared twice in the series as pinch
hitter.
ward rolled to bancroft FOR an
easy out. after the steal.
Young Gets Single,
In the Giants second. Ross Young
dropped a little fly into left field for
q single. but Ross made the mistake
Of taking chances on Bob Aeuscls
famous ritie-like arm. He tried To
move on to second as Bob WAS pick
ing up the bali. and Bob shot tito
Ward well ahead Of the flying Texan.
Kelly was thrown out by Scott.
and Bill Cunningham, who is taking
CASEY StengerS place in center. sin
glcd across first. Smith forced Cum
ningham on roller to Ward.
with two out In tn. Yankees bat
ting side Of the third, witt got a
base on balls. DuGan was at bat.
and Wit wandered of FIRST appar-
emily lost In Thought. when 'Whis
pering" Smith suddenly whipped tho
ball to Kelly. and Long George
tagged the meditatins Whitley.
Whitley didn't know he was
stabbed for an instant, and then he
was slightly abashcd. \ young man
must keep his wits about him IN
these games. TO puli d bum pun.
Scott starts Onslaught.
The Giants broke out on fioyt In
the third. John Scott leading the at
tack with a single. Bancroft drove
fast roller through tho box. and
Ward made a lunge at Il, booting
the ball into left field. The angular
Scot, rolled to third with great
waving OF arms and legs.
Groh hit a bouncer to Hoyt, and
Hoyt trapped John Scott bet Hecn
third and homo b. u e,ss to DuGan,
The later laaiiy running John down.
t;anc:oit moved 20 third during tho
hurry and scored when Frisch drove
lovcd 20 third on that same fly
Emil Meuscl sent llcinie home with
4 single 10 right. Ross Young forced
Emil with roller TO ward. closing
the inning, while the stands were
stiii palpitating with Giant JOY.
Babe Ruth was plunked by a
pitched ball In the Yanks' fourth,
after DuGan had been thrown out
by Groh. P!pp famed with grea,
fury John Scott here produced a
'honer' that saved Babe Ruth from
one. The Babe pulled too far or
nvst, and Scott could have caught
him by tossing the ball 10 Kelly. In
stead. John tossed IL To- Fr.sch. and
Babe managed 10 lumber back to
frst In safety
Ruth Ont Standing Up.
Bob Meusei smashed drive TO
Frisch that Frankie :unb!ed Mcu-
sci crossed first safely, and Ruth
made second easily enough. Then
Ruth kept on gallop!rE toward third,
land Frisch got the ball and shot II
10 Groh. who had Ruth out standing
up.
Big Babe crashed into lIe!nie with
considerable violence. rolling Groh
over aud over. Heinie's cap flew
OF, exposing his bald bean, but he
chung TO the bail, got up and went
at Babe like small terrier after q
st. Bernard. Umpire Hildebrand got
between them and showed Heinie in
one direction and Ruth In another.
The crowd gave Ruth quite n boo!ng,
some OF the excited fans apparently
thinking he was In the wrong.
Long George Kelly beat out a hit
to Ward In The Giants fourth and
succumbcd trying to steal second.
Cunningham was an easy out. Then
Whispering" Smith singled TO LEFT.
Barry Mccormick called John Scott
out on strikes. and John stood with
his hand on his hip and glared
terceiy at Barry. John apparently
thinks well OF his own Judgment on
strikes.
As Ruth came in from the field
The crowd began both hooing and
cheering. with the boocs slightly in
The majority on viva vocc vote
i;abc went directly 10 Heinia Gron
and performed sort OF pantomimc