Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
GIANTS DISPLAY MORE
BRAINS AND WIN AGAIN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

portuniti's for themselves only 90 turf
them down In some careless nanuci.
They might have scored thrc" runs IN
The first inning instead of TWO wiih a
'ul" more autoci'y n going around III
diamond
They STARTED oit as though they hau
found their long lost hitting punch
NUf hj e single straight through the
diamond into center field and Dugiu
quickly followed win q Single 90 lcit
luiy Ruth topk "a mighty swat 40 tho
bali and drps, one Of the longest flies
trat ever dropped into AN outnoldcr's
r.ovc. birmingham caught 10 iu dccp
center q ~. Just q step ur lwp from IN.
'lg,hcr fence and the forrr % the
t'ii s. decent Knocked him against tho
hoards lic WAS ~ tar away from the
plate thyf tl,r. seemed o. De- plenty az
time for Witt 90 com, home from 49,.
und but Manager lluggius. who was
coaching u, third stopped him there.
Tie scorri later ON ripp's single.
ripp ttiod 10 run too Gar rather than
rot Ear enough. and was caught At
second Ncusol sent Duglu home with
q 'iorr" liner tp right then stole So
md and TOOK thrd con Spydcr's Wild
throw truat,h hm ~ IN, middle sack
Schins ended the offensive by striking
cut
Bob NCusc began the Yankees
seventh turn a. Bat with roller tina,
Gruh htJ trouble in handling ON tho
Nav tp urs' Nrut'l slowed down. sccn.
insl, with the thought that q was no
tsr 90 run. otherwise be- could have got
there uf"lN. Tor Grnhs throw WIS bad
ana k.il, lropg'd o. and had TO STEP
oft ihu hug to pick o. out oi the mud
\. q wts the pl, was very closc II
vas oniy tess s..ccnds later that Ward
auml,u7i' % tlc hl,1ch.rs with hIs home
.un, mu,ug Eott ui Mcus.l
Then cam, tue last chauc. in the
ninth and tho reckless disregard of Il 10y
lusg.us mrn. rpp slammed the fins,
pitched tJu down tn, lett field Inc for
two hoss ~ was trapped OF s'cOud on
Mvus,ls poke tu Gruh. Yankee hoics
b,eiu 20 ,Apny. lut they Jared up tn.
m,dfu'IE when Schans got long sin.
40, into left There was only one on,
and Mcus' had gone 20 third. ~ that
t was expected that Schang would 10
satisfied with u1' ba- con- h.s hit Hut
H.. WASH H. tii.d 90 reach ss~ond and
tailed. ward cldcd the Eimc with ny
Geo Nousrl HAD Sch.ng tscn willing 20
l,lN, wtlcnough tlou, when b. reached
tiru. ts,b Mru~rl could ptclahly have
scored after his brother caught Ward
.ny.
Even leaving the Yankees base run.
ming out ot 10. the game would rank
az one % the sl0ppicst in n, history Of
m, worlds series. The rain was never
weary. IL began IN the morning as a
gentle mist Little drops began TO tail
during the batting practice. They were
coming down steadily as the first In.
ming began ami the fans IN the blcachcrs
covered themselves with newspapers
and umbrellas Not even tho most pro.
found editorial page was heavy enough
% keep a., rootcrs dry after thc four :
inning From then on the rain fc!l
with increasing wctness - that the
bl,a.h hers seemed O. blur 10 those IN
tho grand stand
Delayed analysis % the pitching
shows that MoQuillan and Mays worked
on practically even terms. Each had
on, bad inning McQuillan in the first
when the Yankees hunChcd four a.
their oight hits Cor two runs. and Mays
m the nth when the Giants registered
five % their nine hits and four runs
McQunisn heli the Yankees hsless
from the FIRST 20 the seventh. whil'
Mays allowed no more than one hit In
any inning outside the nth.
The aitedanc. for to,.ys game wa'
as sss. the lowest total for any cams
- far and tbs fcccipis aggregated