The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-09
BOY IS SERIOUSLY
 INJURED IN WRECK

J. Briscoe Ward, age 16, son of c. T. Ward. 6401 First avenue, sustained serious injuries last night between and o'clock when Ford automo- bile turned over on the Montgomery highway a few city blocks beyond the Shades Cahaba school. Several other occupants of the car were un- injured.
 Young Ward was brought tG the South Highlands infirmary in a private conveyance. It is said that his injuries are serious.
 According to information. the Ford, headed south on the highway, at tempted to pass a north-bound car, and In doing SC ran too near the edge and turned over, rolling down a steep embankment.
 The car was the property of the Drive It Yourself company, Second avenue. The vehicle was wrecked to such an extent that it was necessary to pick it up bodily and bring 1t in on Whitman's wrecker. Pipp. Kelly opened the Giants half by singling to center, but Cunning ham hit into a double play, Bush to Scott to Pipp. and Snyder flied out to Scott.
 Tanks Tie Score
 The Tanks tied the score in the fifth. Snyder dropped the third strike on schang, but tossed him out at first. Ward walked and Scott drove a hit past Frlsoh. Ward holding second. Bush laced the ball to deep right center. scoring Ward. but Scott was caught between third and home. the play being Young to Frisoh to Groh to Snyder to Groh to Snyder, Bush went to second on the play but McMillan, batting for Witt, was thrown out by Nehf.
 Bush walked Nehf for the second straight time in the Giants fifth but Bancroft hit into a snappy double play. Ward to Scott to Pipp. and Pipp took Groh's roller and retired him unassisted.
 Both teams went scoreless in the sixth. Bancroft tossed out Dugan. Nehf threw out Ruth and Groh pulled 8 pretty defensive play when he made leaping catch of Pipp's liner down the left field foul line, Frisch singled past Dugan for the Giants opener, but Meusel lined out to Ruth and Young and Kelly hit into force plays at second base.
 Tanks Take Lead
 The Tanks gave their followers something to cheer about In the seventh by taking the lead. Meusel scratched a hit to Groh and was sac- rificed to second by Schang. A wild pitch sent him to third and he tallied on Scott's sacrifice fly. Cunning hams throw in was accurate but Snyder missed the runner as he slid home. Frisch threw out Bush.
 Bullet Joe" retired the Giants in rapid order to complete the seventh, whiting Earl Smith. who batted for Cunningham, and Snyder, while Nehf popped to Ward.
 King went to center in Cunning hams place In the eighth. MeMillan. who succeeded Witt on the Yankee lineup, was thrown out by Groh. Dugan was hit by pitched ball and advanced to second on Ruth's grounder to Kelly. who retired the Babe unassisted, but was stranded when Frisch threw out Pipp.
 Giants Win Out
 The Giants clinched the game and their second straight worlds cham pionship by a three-run rally in the eighth. Pipp retired Bancroft on a brilliant play. scooping up the Giant captains hard grounder and beating him to the bag, but Groh started the fireworks with a single to center, Frisch drove a two-bagger to left. Groh holding third. Groh was run down. Scott to Schang, on MeuseI 8 hit to short, Frisch going to third and Meusel to second Young was purposely passed, filling the bases, but Kelly came through with a sin gle to center that scored Friscn and Meusel with the winning runs. Young tallied moment later on King 8 Texas leaguer. but Snyder ended the inning by flying to McMillan.
 Meusel popped to Bancroft and Schang and Ward flied to Young In the ninth, and the Giants were worlds champions another yeaR