New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
By Joseph Val

1 MaHdReE mCN'IdW announced itNS
McQuillan as his choice fully twenty
minutes before game time instead of
waiting until warnnng-up time. Some
were inclined to pick Arthur Nehf to
come back at the Yankees, but this
was only an outside chance. McGraw
was in a position to gamble and the
choice pointed to McQuillan.
There was some doubt as TO VINO
would be tn Yankee twirler. The
votes were about evently divided be-
tween Joe Bush and Carl Mays. The
latter received the nomination to start
| the game.
| FIRST INNING
GIANTS-Captain Bancroft beat out
a roller which bounded over Mays
outstretched hand and was in too close
for Soft or Dugan. Banny went down
to second as Groh grounded out to
Mays. Frsh and Irish Meusel were Of
no aid, Frisch flying to Bob Meusei and
Irish being tossed out by Scott. No
runs, one hit.
YANKEES -McQuillan got a rousing
reception. Clean hits dotted all corners
I:of the field and only a miraculous
catch by Cunningham Of Ruth's drive
saved the Giant pitcher from total an
initiation. Witt cracked a single to
center. Dugan followed with another
liner to right, Witt stopping At second.
Ruth then hit one back against the
beacher fence which was labeled a
triple, bat Cunningham made won
derful catch with his back against the
barrier. Witt raced to third after the
catch, but Dugan, too far away from
first, had to return and then he could
not advance on the hit. Pipp lined a
single to right, which scored Witt and
put Dugan on third. Pipp tried to
stretch his hit, but was out, Cunning
ham to Bancroft. Meusel hit the fourth
hit Of tn einning-a single to right and
Dugan tailed. Meusel went down to
steal and raced to third when Snyder
made bad throw. Schang was called
out on strikes. Two runs, four hits.
SECOND INNING
GIANTS-Mays was still invincible.
Young flied out to Bob Meuse and
Kelly was retired on his tal to Mays.
| Cunningham refused to bite at low
out by Dugan. No runs, no hits.
McQuillan tightened up,
retiring the side in order. Young got
under Wards fly, Bancroft tossed out
Scott. and Mays was easy for Frisch
and Kelly. No runs, no hits.
THIRD INNING
GIANTS-The underhand singer
continued his fine form. McQuillan
went out, Schang to Pipp. Bancroft got
the second pass of the day off Mays,
but was left. stranded as Groh flied TO
Meusel, and Frisch skied to Ruth, the
Babe making pretty running catch
| No runs, no hits.
YANKEES-Witt lifted an easy fly to
| Cunningham Groh threw out Dugan.
| With two out Babe Ruth walked. He
was stranded as Pipp flied out to
| Young. No runs, no hits.
FOURTH INNING
GIANTS-The inning was featured
by some clever. fielding by the Yankees.
Dugan made nice play on Meusels
grounder and threw his man out at
first. Young got the second hit off Mays,
a clean blow to right. Kelly forced
Young, Pipp to Scott. Both Pipp and
Scottie showed real class in handling
the ball on this play. Cunningham
rolled to Ward and the latter's toss
to Scott retired Kelly. No Ins, one
hit.
YANKEES-McQuillan was in real
form here recording two strike outs.
He famed Bob Meusel and after
Schang had flied to Young, Ward struck
out also. No runs. no hits.
FIFTH INNING
GIANTS-This was the big round in
which the National Leaguers scored all
their runs. Snyder opened with a
grounder which was too close to second
for Scott to handle McQuillan struck
a blow in his own cause, resounding
double to the left field wall which put
Snyder on third. Then came a break
in favor of the Giants. Ward was
all set for Bancroft's grounder when
the pellet took a wicked hop over the
second baseman's head. Snyder and
McQuillan scored and Bancroft was
box; the ball DETECTING off Mays's
leg to Pipp, who could not quite make
a put-out. Bancroft went to second.
Frisch's sacrifice bunt, Mays to Pipp.
advanced the runners. Irish Meusel
grounded out, Ward to Pipp, but Ban
croft scored and Groh reached third.
Young's single to left scored Groh, but
Pep was caught off first as Kelly came
to bat. Mays to Pipp to Scott to Pipp
was the order of the play. Four runs.
five hits.
easy for McQuillan. Scott walked to
open the inning. Mays died on foul
to Kelly. Witt 6hen hit into a double
play, Frisch' to Bancroft to Kelly. No
runs, no hits.
SIXTH INNING
GIANTS-One Giant hit was wasted
here. Kelly flied to Witt and Dugan
made great pickup and throw on
Cunningham's grounder. Snyder sin
gled to left field, but was left as Nc
Quillan famed on three straight
pitches. No runs, one nit
YANKEES Three straight outs was
again the order here. Dugan popped
to Frisch. Ruth fouled to Schang and
Pipp was thrown out by Bancroft
SEVENTH INNING
/ GIANTS-The McGrawmen went out
in order. Bancroft flied out to Bob
Meusel. Groh's bunt rolled right into
Pipp's hands and Frisch's fly was easy
for Witt. No runs, no hits
YANKEES-Meusal and Schang died
on grounders. Meusel might have
reached first in safety, as Kelly
dropped Groh's throw, but Bob Jagged
and Kelly recovered in time Schang
went out, Frisch to Kelly. Ward
hereupon his his second home run of
the series, a clout into the left field
bleachers. for the third and final
| Yankee tally. Scott made Bancroft