Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-05
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236.12, while the baseball commission CTS office will receive $17,S55.40.
 The Yankees broke through for the first run in the sixth inning after a triple by Witt had been wasted Whitey opened the inning with q wal Top into deep left but was trapped between third and home on Dugan's poke to Bancroft. Snyder tagged him out after a brief dash. Dugan went 10 second on the play and scored on Ruth's hard crack to right. Young juggled the ball and the Babe con- tinued to second, but was stranded when Kelly scooped up Pipp's ground smash and beat him 10 the bag. The Giant defense, a mixture of bad and brilliant play, cracked in the Tanks scored their second and final run. Bob Meuser opened with a sin gle to left and dashed to third when. ! Nehf threw the ball into right center on Schang's attempted sacrifice and Young followed with a fumbel of the l pitchers wild heave. Wards sacri- flee hoist to Stengel brough in Meusel,
 but Schang held second Scott flied
 out and Bush forced Schang to end ! the inning
 ! The Giants vaunted punch, the fac ] tor that carried the team through to victory in the final drive for the pen
 nant produced the winning rally in the eighth and drove Bush, the Ameri-
 can leagues premier mOundsman,
 from the box.
 The top end of the Giant batting
 order, which had been finding "Bul- i let Joe" consistently before, but with out results, started the cannonade ently winning lead. Bancroft, Groh
 and Frisch singled in rapid succession
 but smart fielding by Ruth and Bob MeuSel held the runners to one each
 on these hits. Irish Meusel's hit | bounded over second base and Bann-
 croft and Groh dashed across to tie |! the score. Bush was waved from the box, and Waite Hoyt, pitching hero r of the series a year ago, faced Ross :. Young. The little right handler re
 deemed his previous lapses in the
 field by driving to deep left center, i Witt making the catch, while Frisch
 scored easily with what proved to be the winning run. Hoyt whiffed Kelly
 and Stengel in rapid succession to re-
 tire the side.
 I Both Bush and Nehf were effective
 in the first five innings, although Bull let Joe Bush was hit a trifle harder Il and was called on to extricate himself ! from several tight places. Both were backed by good fielding but while the ) Yankees wre consistent on the de
 fense, the Giants wavered into the of utmost brilliance at critical mo ments.
 After scoring in the sixth and sev; enth the Yankees were held in check . by ROsey Ryan, Nehf's successor in the last two innings. Witt and Ruth famed in the eighth. In the ninth
 Pipp, who started the inning by sin gling, was doubled off first after Frisch raced over to grab Meusel's smash toward Right field. Frisch tossed out Schang for the final out. Nehfs slight margin of effective
 ness over Bush is revealed in andy sis of the pitching. Besides allowing
 only six hits to II gathered off his
 rival. the Giants southpaw worked with less effort. He pitched to the
 plate 91 times in seven innings while
 Bush made 106 throws, until he was
 taken out in the eighth. Nehf twirl-
 ed 31 balls to B for Bush and shot
 over 2S strikes to p for the Yankee
 star