Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-06
Today's Batting Order.
YANKEES.
GIANTS.

OF fans who weren't a
whit satisfied when the second world s
series game was called by umpires
in the tenth inning with tho score
tied 80 by giving the entire days re-
ceipts TO disabled soldiers and charity.
returned today 20 the business OF
settling the championship.
The umpires said it was too dark
10 play when they called the halt,
Yesterday afternoon. but there were
few fans who agreed with them about
the conditions OF daylight. II may
have been TOO dark: maybe Umpire
Hildebrand was fooled by Coogan's
Bluff. overlooking the Polo Grounds,
which plays queer tricks with its
shadows sometimes. Anyway, there
was quite difference of opinion in
the matter.
Some three or four thousand OF the
fans couldn't forget their dissatis
faction. They had watched the Yankees
fight a long. uphill battle after Irish
Meusel's homer into the. left field
bleachers had counted three runs for
the Giants in the very first inning and
they wanted TO see a finish They
couldn't understand why this wish
should not be granted them. And they
fused
They rallied at the umpires until
the umpires found cover, then. because
there was no one else left on which
to vent Gheir feelings, they turned 70
Commissioner lands. the boss Of all
major league baseball and they said
To him many things. Commissioner
lands didn't have anything to do
with the calling OF the game, but he
made nice target for their bonn
bardment of criticism. Having talked
themselves out, they went home.
The owners OF the clubs and the
players didn't want anybody 10 think
the game had been called deliberately
go that they could play another game
and take in more money, so after con
sultation with lands they decided
! they would not keep one red cent.
Scott Matched Against Hoyt.
And so the third game. with th'
Giants "at home" again is on today
McGraws' men still have the edge
having won the first game. and TO
day they will play behind Pitche
Deacon John" Scott, who dispEye
quite some twirling cunning durin'
the latter part of the season. Mile
Huggins has selected Waite Hoyt. tn
youth who caused the Giants no en-
of worry in the 1921 series in an ef
fort TO even things.
I'll MrnYr{1iar IN n
and ready 10 assist Scott, should IN
Yankee batters take too kindly TO hi
delivery.
Carl Mays. with his subwaist stylc
warmed up yesterday when ii locke
as If Shawkey might not go so wei
and he is allotted the same job today
Casey Stengel, the Giant regula
center fielder. probably will be replace
today by the youthful Cunningham
Stengel. after beating out a slow role
TO Scott in the second inning OF IN
second game, pulled up lame at sec
ond after Snyder had hit safely. Nc
Graw removed him and Cunningham
ran. II was reported this mornn
that Stengel may be out for a coupl
of days.
McGraw Is elated over the shown
of his pitchers. They said they wer
not in a class with those of the Yank
Nekf. Ryan and Barnes haven't bee
so awful. have they?"
Jess Barnes had a lot TO encouraG s
him at the very start Of yesterday
> tie game, when Meusel's homer gay
him three runs. but Jess had to
good in those ten innings TO keep II
Yankees down. They got back OF
of the three runs in their half OF II
first when Bancroft. after making
good stop on Dugan's rap. heave
over George Kelly's head. Duga
went to second OH the misplay. toe
third on Ruth's infield out and score
; on Pipp's twister 10 Kelly, which wei
, fer a hit.
The Yanks' second run came in Il
fourth when Ward lifted the ball ov'
, the bleacher signboards for a t'
around the bags. Doubles by Rut
and Meusel accounted for the tyir
, run in the eighth.
, Shawkey's work after thet first il
: ming was all to the good. He was st
p a bit wobbly in the second and thir
but pulled through, and for the +
naming seven innings allowed on
/ three hits. one of them being Bar
e croftfs single to center in the tenth
The newest concoction of dope nj
it that the Yankees despite the oi
game lost, have another chance wi
the Giants to win the series. The a
gument for this is that the Clan
have used two of their best pitche
and have won one game, while Il
Yanks have used two of their be
pitchers and lost one game This leav
the Yankees with two pitchers rat,
among the top notchers, Hoyt al
Mays. while McQuillan. Scott AZ
Ryan. the remaining regulars of Il
Giant stan. are not regarded so highl
GIANTS-NANkEE GAME
RE-ENACTED IN CHICAC