The New York herald., 1922-10-05

-Four Bl0wS in ROrv Drive
Bullet Joe Bush to Cover
Irish Meusels Single After Bancroft Groh and Frisch
Hit Safely Ties Score and Youngs Sacrifice
Off Hoyt Nets Deciding Counter.
Continued from First Page.


dugout. John ]. McGraw sa, clad In a
blue sack suit with his hat of and his
collar loosened. The iron gray head OF
the Giants manager was bowed In
thought. Whatever his thoughts may
have been until this particular moment
thew were pleasant then. The score was
tied Fr,sch. the fleetest OF the Giants
was on third and there was nobody out.
Back further among the correspond
ents Christy Mathewson. back to the
Polo Grounds as an expert, was flushed
and shaking like a leaf. The coolness,
the grace and the mannerisms OF busn
had won him. Also there was Fellow
feeling in the big heart Of Big Six for
a pitcher who was being got to, as
the saying is. :,
AS Bush walked briskly toward the
Yankee dugout wearing his set poker
smile until he disappeared on his way
to the club house. Waite Hoyt, the
Brooklyn boy wonder VINO was tne
Yankee pitching hero of last year
series, stepped into the box. Hoyt was
fast but wild at the start. Ross Young.
whose error earlier in the game had
given the Yankees their first run. lifted
a sacrifice ay to center and Frisch, the
Jumping Frog of Fordham. trotted
laughinsly across the plate with the
run that won the ball game.
Art Nehf the rather fragile le1t
handler from Terre Haute. pitched
great game and remained until the sew
enth, when he was taken out Tor a
pinch hitter in the person Of OIL Smith.
Rosie RYAN took up the task OF holding
the Yanks safe after that and Rosie
was quite adequate for the JOB uespite
his more or less erratic work during
the regular season.
Yankees Score I'm sixth.
Until the sixth inning it was quite
a pitchers duel between the smiling
Bullet Joseph and the serious left
handed Hoosier. Then came the break
in favor of the Yankees. With Busn
out in the sixth, Whitley Witt. the pop
bottle SCARED hero Of the Battle OF st.
Louis. drove three bagger to the left
field corner. just eluding the clutches
of irish Meusel.
1t looked as though the Agile Albino
was about to lead another victorious
drive, like the one he led in the 'thira
game OF that most croocial series at
St Louis. Jumping Joseph Dugan. the
latest bit Of ivory purchased by the
Yanks from Harry II. Frazee. the noteu
Boston ivory dealer, slapped one 10
Bancroft on a hit and run play. witt
had started for home and Bancroft 3
QUICK peg 10 1aDCbO Nbyuti A'e'N
trapped. In the meantime Jumping
Joseph continued TO second.
This brought UP Babe Ruth. and the
Babe was In strictly friendly spot.
The multitude. being more or less neu-
tral. began TO page the Babe Tor O
home run. Nothing of this sort ma
terialized. but the Babe did drive d
single to right. Ross Young juggled tne
ball ius. an instant and Jumping Joseph
t,,r right the QlSn
with the first run of the current world 8
series.
Things looked brighter still for the
Yankees In their half of the seventh
inning. Lank Bob Meusel of the Yanks'
who is the younger but loftier brotnef
OF the Meusel they call Irish, lashed q
bit TO left field. Wally Schang laid
down q bunt to send the lank one to
second. Nehf picked It up and made
wild heave past second into right
field. Again Young In his eagerness
juggled the rolling pellet with the re-
suit that Meusel reached third and
Sohang reached second. Ward scored
Meusel with sacrifice fly to left and
then tho Yankee offensive subsidized.
In the Giant half OF the seventh they
made n threat that caused Col. Jacob
Rupert, who had given UP smoking.
to snatch q cigarette from one OF his
neighbors and start TO putting vigor-
ously. With one out Kelly bounded one
to the right of Bullet Joe Bush who
skidded as he reached for the ball.
Casey Stengel. the orphan of baae bail
adopted by the Giants. singled past
short. Synder hit to left and made first
under his own steam
ft was at this point tnat John Joseph
McGraw, the thinker of the innar dug
out, sent out Oil Smith to do some pinch
hitting. Oil came forth from the
shadows chewing the largest chunk of
Battle AK plug that was ever wedged
into n human cheek oil cndeavored
with most vehement swing but all
that he accomplished was 60 hit into
y double play which caused the thinker
Of the dugout TO wonder whether or
not his intellect had not skidded n bit
when he sent Oil out to bat.
Nehf was out OF the game and Me-
Graw sent in Rosie Ryan, tho pink
checked college boy from Holy Cross.
who only a year ago was puzslng over
the pons asnorum and matters not
connected with the national pastlme.
McGraw always said that Rosie was
a great pitcher in the making. though
the evidence frequently has been
against him. Anyhow, Roses stalwart
young frame held the Yankees fast
while the Giants drove through on hui
let Joseph Bush and Rosie Ryan gets
tho pitching credit for winning this
first game of the world series.
Perhaps the most spectacular fielding
feat OF the game was the one performed
by Beauty Bancroft. the Giant short
stop. in the third inning. Bullet Joseph
Bush 1ooped one into short left center,
1t seemed certain that this one would
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