Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

with Irish" Meus.l a, the bat ana
dhe runners half IN motion, Schanr
Frisch moved up. I, Was bright
moment for tho Giants. hut irish
raised foul 10 Schang and Casey
StenRel hit an easy fly to Pipp
Thus. tho first inning II proved
nothing in particular. The gangling
Walter fipp. whose father. tho horid
Rapids TO see his boy play. was tho
hrst Yankee up in the second and ne
Gf ;eo1Ra r. 9r' 10 his, riyal L9ne
:irifh,; s IR OUT S' s soG r'an ihe
Yankee catcher. complained TO Bill
htcin. is then gripped his hac
frst hi, off Nchf.
HuEEinn Chatter. SbriIiy.
Miller HupEins. the small manager
II IN" Sanks. coaching off first base
chati"red shrilly between his cupped
hands at Aaron Ward. 'he n"St man
ii houud"r To Groh.
k"lly was called out on strikes by
Klein 10 start ~" Giants side Of Tn"
second ana Kelly was not ~ all
pleased ny tho unpir"'s judgment lie
Epuirtcd words AZ RNl from out Of
n" sid" ~ his mouth as he went,
back 10 tn" bench Stongol AMI
SNYDER w"r" soft outs, Jumping Joe"
nuEan making slashing play on
! Snrd"r's drive.
lnpaus PLAY was olemcntnry com
pared {" tn" on" that Bancroft AK
"cu,"! IN th" next inning. however:
as sw""t - piay. 10 use Tho language
rf IA" IAN. 40 ~ vii ever 500
Joe Bush hit q short ny over shor,
and Bancroft. called "Rcauty." ran
WIN his back to the hall and caught
wioh"d IN between the easy OK
nruishm"nt 81 Everett Scott and
rl % " y y,i fT?a &!p'F inr 1 sas
strictly pitchers battle. y pitchers
battle - generally tedious save ir, a
worlds series. where so much hangs
on the result.
Two We're out. %ehf and Bancroft
ihird when ii"inIc Groh came to the
hat VIII that queer stance Of his.
hAI' FACING III" pitcher. his bottle
SHAPED bat held li.h in the air and
pln'e proves that no particular STYLE
~ h''',nE can govern hitting.
Giants Hopes smashed.
Bush pitched fast ban right
"h"r" ir"h likes EN- hest Heinie
*mhSh"I u on line I" left center.
I'm inc h'i ,r n2"" ding; ,'n@st 10 ~
stands We're sun vibrating when
Frisch raised fly TO Ward and
sIun.h"d IA" nom"ntary hope OF the
Joey nugan was tho first Yankee
20 lac" N"hf in tn" fourth. and joey
plHnk"d rlnnSing sort %: grounder
across IN" snort field near second for
Il single. Tn" Yankee fans lifted a
pa"u OF JOY as Rum advanced TO tho
pIat". but III" iah" took a sloppy
sort ~ swing ~ TIA" frs, bali pitch cd
r"IliuE IN" hall to FriSch who tossed
I" bancroft forcing nugan AT soc
%chf had two strikes on pIpn and
as firp was swinging =, tho third
on" ana missing, Ruth was lun,berinr
"a M"r lns sT'" ,Ssro Snydrr whippsd The
fa,mhiun for a double play.
Ross Young was mighty Indignant,
Wh"n hl"m called him out on strikes
away AMI glarcd at Hi. nut Xiii
nn@rr!H turned his back Long George
Kelly GOT a .iusl" 10 left in that
lnhlnI II did not do any good as
irish M"uscl had already gone out
ahd Stcnr"l hoist"d an easy in!eld
~. Mru.ri Gc,. single.
hoh M"usol. first Yauk." M I'm tho
/ Nm. r'H"d n'rvously at N"hf'S arst
nf"rinS in"n drove Il single through
Ehncr"f II was such 4 Hcrc" smash
mat u almost Knocked "Rrauty''
EYER Schane sacrificed. bunting to
Nchf and Roh M"uscl mad. n Tivinr
i"hn int" second ne Ncnf tossed tho
hhIl !" Kelly Nehf was plainly a
Z 20 hI;n civjnE him tho FIRST base ON
balls "f The grr'o Ills frs, pitch 10
Scott was high. showing the strain
on In" LII hanI"r Then he pu, a
/ pitch I" rier' field tho ball travelling
/ row on tn" limo. Ross Young tho
last itttle Texan. raced in. got tho
hall at his chest. falling az no made
/ tho catch because h" had /" lunrc
/ forward /" get his hands on the bail
/ Bob Mcuscl was laundering into
I 'hird as Young got mp and Ross
easily doubled him M with TOSS To
/ f,risch AT second. II was great
| play and 2 great break in the luck
/ for the Giants. as Scot,'s drive
seemed 20 he certain hit and run
/ would certainly have resulted
Rush turned tho Giants down In
| order in the sixth will all tho mcnot-
"ny OF a good pitcher going at top
sreGd. IL" 700. was pitching well.
silence Over Crowd.
In the lat" stages Of pitchers
/ battle silence always settles over
/ sional SHARP outburs, at some good
play. SucE silence was nov over
the Assoc. At the Folio Grounds.
The shrill voice or Long George
Kelly VII" IS always talking at first
base: though what he is saying no
one has ever been able to understand.
{ tioatHd around in tho air like the
far-away cry Of some strange bird
/ down in tho sky, with terrific hum
ming of motors and the crowd
. looked up and watched its gyrations
BANCROFT made a slashinE play get
L
/ ond and the crowd stirred briefly
/ Then Whitley Witt raised A long drive
Z down the lcft-held foul line and
when II fell IL barely was in fair tor
ritory. ahead Of the outstretchcd
hands Of Irish" Meusel the huge
gathering came to new life. roaring
/ rnlpitatjnE. II WAS a three bagger
some of the crowd yelled indignantly
| when KLEIN called laShinE curve 4
/ strike on nuEan. II was strike two
/ with tho count on him two and two
! DuEan hit fast hopper at Bancroft
| who threw {" snyder. trapping Witt
! between third and home.
With Snyder and Groh pursuing
/ Witt. puEan kent on to second. Sny-
/ der finally ran Witt down and turned
| to throw 10 second with time 10
double up Dugan. hut the hall slim
| ped out Of tho big catcher's hands and
/ Dugan was safe.
Ruth Swings Blindly.
Some OF the crowd thought Snyder
| had dropped the ball as he touched
Witt. but that play was completed
| and he was starting another. This
| brought Ruth up, and tho hiC slurGcr
hogan swinGinely bl!ndly at the ball.
as II he were due for another strike
out. He had TWO balls and two
strikes on him. when he swung his