New-York tribune., 1922-10-07

fosfrS eIld VI way fNNN - "
I'm, for the armed forces of the pay
-. c.,onels. but it seems that John
il going to be paymaster un-
aso.s ,ss Hueynen hit their batting stride
iess .sr.s Wv shakes of a lamkin's tail.
y 'l, hs,n,sss Higgins outfit has used
lIe ~ ,srse leading hurlers and has
pP ~. yin a game. The outlook is not
yes y.;ous !. from an American League
pom nn the !, other hand, from the roost-
"a ,lses Of John Joseph McGraw,
s n.s.- was there such pleasing ex-
... ns ~ autumn scenery. From his
~' window in the Giant dugout he
oss ,,Is;n1y see his third worlds series
u1ant gu r soaSng proudly over the do
sa;na ~ Stonehsn,. The early frosts
.na',s rssdv 10 turn the forest leaves to
"is rni5sn bae. Indicative of the cur
80. so;n Of the realm that the win
s a ~ the big series will have forced
naau tbem b. kindly fate. Running
,arn;ly in the foreground are several
rosvheek-cy pitchers who were nursed
along on the stoneham homestead under
the watchful eye of John j. himself
They had been given up by the best
doctors IN baseball DIS HOpSieSS para
Iytics and congenital cripples. But see
them now.
Wonderful Change In Scott
The Little Napoleon effected a WON
derful cure with John Scott of Ridge
way. North Carolina. John was over
hauled by an ivory expert early this
season. He had been traded from Bos-
ton to Cincinnati in the deal that sent
Larry Kopf to Hubtown. After his ar
rival in Porkopolis, he pitched two in
nings and the game was halted to en-
that terrible creaking noise was COM
showed that it was the oscillation of
Jack Scott's pitching arm that was
causing all the confusion. 1t grated,
squeaked, creaked and groaned as he
threw up an assortment Of basehits to
the enemy batters.
"Call the doctor" shrieked Garry
Hermann. "Someding is los mid him"
Placed under an anaesthetic, Scott
was subjected to scientific examina-
tion and the following results were
tabulated: His arm was unhinged in
at least three vital places, he had the
mental developments of q twenty
eight-year old child, his curve ball
had been lost in transit, some pre-
yious operation had removed the hop
from his fast one, in fact, he was q
.etal wreck. Hermann broke down
md wept, he felt so sorry for him
'elf. He opened the door of the Gin
'innati clubhouse and gently tossed the
,rostrate form out Into the gutter.
The John McGraw Bowery Mission
Ior Homeless Hurlers happened to be
passing at that moment. and John
Scott took his place among the rescued,
he was able to beat g drum and shake
a tambourine in short while after
eating at the McGraw table d'hote.
Yesterday he reached the point in his
comeback career where he led the
whole band in grand concert by the
Mission troupe. Thirty-nine thousand
persons voted it howling success.
Scotty Strong in Pinch
That's baseball to the ueen's taste
II any reigning reral female has q
taste for our national pastime
Kicked out of the league as hopeless
cripple, Jack Scott returns to hold the
ilSdH League CHAIN ploIo W loul
hits in worlds series contest. The
Hugmen never had a chance against
ne clever twirling of the rejuvenated
lurler except for fleeting moment in
the seventh when Yankee hit would
1sye tied the score. Then Scott
,howed at his best. He famed Elmer
smith, who was striking out for Aaron
y ard, and he retired Deacon Scott on
harmless grounder.
While the Giant finger was fast
'alllng the Yanks up into series of
knots, young Master Waite
ioyt was being knocked about the
'ampus IN disconcerting style. 1t is
rue that mis- support wavered, and
nat two of the three runs chalked
against his record were unearned, but
even with the most defiant defense, he
would have been beaten by the score
u ] to u, The National League tally
n the eighth inning could be laid right
on the doorstep of the Flatbush finger.
from which point of vantage it could
call him Papa, papa!" with eyery
chance Of proving its parentage.
Inc frst break in the Yankee de-
'ehse system came in the third inning
oi yesterdays game. After Jack Scott
lad opened for the Giants with a sim
5iie TO center, Bancroft scaled a skip
,,ins grounder in the second base area.
aaron ward tried to catch il with his
'ainoone. which is difficult feat under
ne most favorable circumstances The
aaii bounded into left field, Scott going
% . third and Bancroft being safe on
INST The MAN from Arkansas" was
sMssited with an error, though it was a
aiahult chance.
Frisch Sends in First Run
helnie Groh hit straight to Hoyt,
and the Giant hurler was an easy vic
I'M on the third base line, but Frank
flflseh was waiting at the plate to de-
iiver sacrifice fly to send Bancroft
nome with the first run Of the game
with the Fordham Flash a sacrifice
" Is just a matter of form. He al
saFs has them in stock ready for in
'1ant delivery. He left this one at the
esidence of Whitley Witt, and Ban
foIt just ambled over the plate.
The second run of the inning came
,Fer as the result of further opera
ions by the devastating Irish Of the
aeusel Brigade. This desperate and
'rutai tai character has been viciously as
;aqiting the upright young men of
.oionels Rupert and Huston for the
sss three days in an evident effort to
Inoek them into horizontal position.
.e landed only one clean blow yester-
ay' but it came in this third inning
ao ~ enabled Heinne der Groh to scram-
ae N over the scoring dish with the Sec
aa uiant run. 1t would seem that the
,ish OF the species is more deadly
nan the Bob. If this thing goes much
;lrsher. Miller Higgins may put in a
;alm ;m that the boys were switched on
IN q, at an early age.
me GIANTS had been firing at Hoyt
,nee the start of the game with fair
aecess. They wounded him at the
ose ons OF twice an inning for the first
bba. bsr, sdanzas, but only in the fatal
est arg eid the hits bring in their har-
= ~ OF runs and then only because of