Evening journal., 1922-10-06
GIANTS WIN THEIR SECOND GAME or SERIES
ARMY OF FANS AGAIN SEE TEAMS BATTLE
TWO RUNS IN BIRD INNING
ENOIJCHF FOR NATTONALS;
MAKE IT 3 IN SEVENTH

POLO GROUNDS. y. ", Oct. g.
2 UNITED Press)-The Giants woi
their second game of the worl'
= championship series from the Yam
KEGS here this afternoon. 2 TO o.
/, Groh and Frisch, up the first tint
for the Yankees. again hit In success
sion. They have done this trick IN
every one of the three games.
The Giants started scoring I'm th'
third inning. Bancroft and Groh get
ling over with tho first two tailies ei
the game.
The Yankees had fine chance "a
lie M in the seventh hut Meusel and
Schang were left Of third and second
respectively when Elmer Smith VINO
hit for Ward. famed and Scott roll
cd out, Bancroft to Kelly.
The Giants made their total three
in the last OF the seventh, Bancroft
walking and scoring ahead OF sue
ccsslve singles again by Groh and
Frisch.
The Yankees sent Jones 20 the
mound In the eighth inning I'm an ef-
fort TO break up the Giants offen-
sivc.
Following Is the story OF the game
play by play:
FIRST INNING YANKS-Witt
up. Strike 1, called. Ball 1. Ball
2. Witt out j. Scott TO Kelly ON a
bunt.
Dugan up. Strike 1. called. Ball
1. Bali 2. Dugan filed 70 Young.
IL was long high drive.
Ruth up. Ball 1. Strike 4, swung.
Strike 2, swung. Ball 2. Ruth out,
Frisch TO Kelly on an infield roller.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
Scott was using nothing but a fast
ball. He got Ruth to swing wildly
mt two fast ones on the inside and
then forced him 10 dump one down
the infield. IL was a fast on the
inside.
FIRST INNING GIANTS-Ban-
croft up. Strike I. called. Bancroft
out, Hoyt unasisted on a bunt. Pipp
was ready and in position for the
putout but Hoyt outsped Bancroft to-
the bag.
Groh up. Strike 4. called. Groh
singled TO right. n line drive. Ruth
held him at first with a nice throw
in.
Frlsch up. Ball 4. Strike I. call
ed. Frisch singled through the box
a. center, Witt holding Groh at
second.
f.. MeuseI mp. Strike I, called.
Foul. strike 2. Ball 1. Ball 2. |
Mcusei lined into double play, /
Ward TO Pipp.
No runs, hits. no errors.
Ward leaped high I'm the air and
pulled down Mcusers line drive for
n beautiful play. Hoyt apparently
was OF form. He was using moth
ing but n straight fast ball and was
growing the first ball ON every bat
ter.
SECOND INNING YANKS-Pipp
mp. Ball 1. Strike I, called. Pipp
singled TO right.
II. MeuseI up. Strike 4. swung.
Smith tried to nip Pipp at first but
failed. Strike .. called. Ball 4.
Ball .. Meusel fouled out 10 Kelly.
Schang up. Foul, strike 4. Strike
.. swung. Schang flied TO Cunning
ham.
Ward up. Strike 4. swung. Ball
1. Ball .. Strike ., swung. Plpp
stole second. Foul Ball 3. Ward
out, Bancroft to Kelly.
No runs. one hit, no errors.
Scott continued to rely on fast
ball. He served them all low i'm
The first inning but switched 40 high
Dnes I'm the second. He had plenty
Of speed but the Yan<s were manaS-
ing TO connect.
Young up. Strike 4. swung. Foul
strike 2. Ball I. Young dropped
single into left field between f..
scott and tMeusel. but was out at
econd. Meusel To Ward.
Kelly up. Foul. strike 4. Foul. U
trike 2. FouI. BAH 4. Ball 2.
Kelly out. T.. Scott to Pipp.
Cunningham up. Ball I. Strike
], called. Ball .. Strike 2. called. 2
singled over first base. n
T.. Smith up. Foul, strike 1. Smith
orced Cunningham at second, Ward s
o T.. Scott. d
No runs, hits, no errors.
The sun dropped behind the grand
tand and dark haze settled over b
he playing field. IL was Just as Il
ark as when the game was called Il
Hoyt started 10 use n curve ball Ct
nthcr effectively. He was saved s
rom trouble when Meusei made h o.