South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-08

mud. the ball took a queer bound
and Scott could only knock 10 down
giving Snyder an inheld hit Nc
Quillan then smacked a two Dagger
into the left field Bancroft the
next batter, hit a short b0under %
Ward who raced IN go that ID
seemed Snyder would surely DE
thrown out az the plate But this
bail, TOO, hoped in an unusual man
ner and went over Wards head SO
that both Snyder and 1IcQuiliau
reached home.
The score had been tied and there
was no one out. Mays began pitch
ing hard TO Groh. on the third
pitch Groh also hit a light infield
bounder that looked sure 70 be a
putout. bat the ball glanced off the
pitchers glove for another scratch
hit. Frisch then sacrificed Ban
croft 20 third and Groh 20 second.
Irish Meusel. the next batter,
slapped the ball toward Ward AZ
| second. An ordinary bounce would
have permitted a try for a putout
at the plate, but the ball jumped
high into the air and by the time 10
came down into Wards glove it was
! too late 20 do anything but snun
out the batter at first base. Ban
croft already having reached home.
next came a clean single 20 left from
& the bat of Pep Young. scoring Groh.
The rally ended when Young was
I nlpped off first
The Giants got only two hits after
that. and never threatened TO score
again. Right after the Giants made
their cluster OF scores. the Yanks
slapped the ball upon the infield
turf. but as luck would have it. all
these blows bounced in the orthodox
. way and the batters were thrown
out
Fails TO Run Ont Blunt
Bob MeuseI began the Tanks'
4 seventh turn at bat with "a roller
I that Groh had trouble In handling.
! ON the way 20 first Meusel slowed
Gown, seemingly with the thought
! that Il was OF no use 20 run. other
f wise he could have got there safely
for Groh's throw was bad and Kelly
: dropped Il and had 10 step off the
bag TO pick Il out OF the mud. AS
Il was the play was very close. 1t
} was only a few seconds later that
Ward bombarded the bleachcrs with
; his home run, making a goat of
i Meusel
Then came the last chance in the
ninth and the reckless disregard Of
3 II by Higgins men. Pip slammed
the first pitched ball down the left
trapped off second on Meusels poke
10 Groh Yankee hopes began 20
4 expire. but they fared up immedi-
ataly when Schang got a long single
into left There was only one out
and Meusel had gone 20 third. so
3 that IL was expected that Schang
would be satisfied with one base
on his hit. But he wasn't. He tried
20 reach second and failed Ward
4 ended the game with a fly 20 Meusel.
4 Had Schang been willing 20 leave
4 we'll enough alone when he reached
i first. Bob Meusel could probably
have scored after his brother caught
q Ward 1y.
McOulllan pitched l13 times. &
OF which were balls and IS strikes
Il MAYS INeeEA TO AAAN lANtNN @N"
I'm eight innings and Jones. who
worked IN the ninth, pitched but
4 seven times. all three OF the mel
i facing him going out on flies. Seven
teen foul strikes and ten fouls were
nlcked of Mays delivery and but
nine foul strikes and four fouls OF
i NcQuilan.
Attendance Lower
The attendance for today's game
was s6.242. the lowest total for any
Il game so far. and the receipts aggre-
gated SI1S3S4. making the totals
4 for the four games as follows.
Attendance 1886. receipts
ssSe.32S.
The money for today's same was
4 divided a. follows
PLAYERS share S60376Sf' eacf
i clubs share S29.125-26; comm'ssio
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