The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-08
GIANTS ARE WINNERS IN THIRD
GAME OF THE WORLD SERIES
Was Close, Hard Played Con-
test and Score Was Close, Be-
ing a to 3, Making Three Vic
tories for McGraw.
(Ry Associated Press.)


world championship, as a result of
their third successive victory over the
New York Yankees this afternoon.
The Giants won in a close, hard-played
game by score of 4 to 3, and the
count now stands three victories for
the Giants
! McQuillian, another Of McGraw's
supposedly weaker pitchers, emerged
as the hero of todays game. With a
most. disastrous start in the first in
ming, when many thought he would be
yanked from the box, he came back
like real pitcher and for the re-
mainder of the game held the Yanks
helpless. A home-run in the seventh
inning and a couple of hits in the
! ninth, he held the hard-hitting Ameri-
cans safe in every inning after the
first
| Starting off their first inning the
Yankees landed on McQuillian heavy,
and in that frame with four hits they
tScored two runs.
The Giants. were held safe by Mays,
| the Yank submarine hurler, for four
innings, but in the fifth the clan of
McGraw jumped on him with ven
geance and with five hits, including
| double, scored their four runs The
/ only other - run of the game was a
home run drive by Scott in the sew
enth.
/ The Americans had an excellent
| chance to score in the NINTH when
Pipp led off with double, but as Meu
| sci grounded toward third, Pipp start
ed for third and was caught; Schang
then singled, sending Meusel to third,
but he was likewise caught trying to
stretch his hit into houble, and
Ward ended the game with fly to
left field.
Tomorrow's game may end the Sc
I rfes, and in order to win it McGraw
will likely send in his star pitcher,
Nehf," while Bush will be sent in by
| fiuggins Today's game detail is
as follows:
(NATLONALS)
FIRST INNING-Bancroft singles
over pitchers head. Groh out, pitch
/ or to first. Frisch flied out to left
field. Meusel grounds out, short to
first. No runs, one hit and no err
Il rors.
(AMERICANS)
Witt singles to center field Dug
an singles to left field. Ruth flied out
to deep center, WITT going to thid.
i Pipp singles to right, scoring Witt,
Pipp overruns first and is out. Meusel
singles to right fell scoring Dugan,
steals second, and went to third on
carcner's wild throw. Schang struck
7 out. Two runs, hits, 1 error,
r. (NATIONALS)
I SECOND INNING-Young flied
I cut to left field Kelly out, pitcher
to first. Cunningham, walks. Snyder
cut, third to first No runs, no hits,
no errors.
| G.4MERICANS)
Ward flied out to right field. Scott
grounds out Short to first. Mays alss
grounds out, second to first. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
4 ~ (AMERICANS)
h THIRD INNING-Witt flied out
to center field. Dugan grounds out
| third to first. Ruth walks. Pipp
flied out to right field. No runs, no
hits, no errers.
(NATIONALS)
Il FOURTH INNING eusel out,
third to first. Young singles to right
field. Kelly forces Young out, short
| 10 second Cunningham forces Kelly
out, short to second. No runs, hit,
II no errors.
Il AMERICANS
| Meusel struck out. Schang flied
QUITO right field. Ward struck out.
NV IuIlS, IiO HIS, llO SIIOIS.
e@f-'@ e'V (NATIONALS)
sAFIFTH INN1NG-Snyder Singles.
McQdillan. He doubles along third
Base line. Bancoft singles to right
field, scoring Snyder and McQuillan
Groh get an infield hit. Frisch out,
pitcher to first. Bancroft on third.
Meusel out, second to first, scoring
Bancroft. Young singles to left
] field, Scoring Groh, and is caught
Y stealing second Four runs, 5 hits, no
Errors. a1*'a 80 -
z 30 (AMERTCANS)
Scott walks. Mays flied out to first
Witt hits into double play, second
1 to Short to first. No runs, no hits,
I no eerrors. .
si'' 5 - (NATIONALS)
SIXTH INNING Kelly flied out
| I'd center fell. Cunningham grounds
out, third to fist. Snyder Singles to
left field. McQu;llan struck out. No