The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-05
AME ER|CAMS COME :.
FROM BEHIND To
SAVE OWN BACON
Giants lead OF With Three Counters
In First; Are Then Held Score.
less for Nine seoreh-
Ing Frames.
YANKS TIE COUNT IN :
EIGHTH WITH HITTING
Homers Help to Pep up Fans; Meu.
sci and Ward Heavy Artillery;
Game is orueltlna Affair
Throughout.

Polo Grounds. N. ", Oct. "a
mob OF fans. enraged because to-
days worlds series game between
the Giants and the Yanks was called
on account OF darkness at the end
OF the tenth inning. surrounded
Judge X. NJ. lands. national com.
missioner OF baseball and followed
him. hooting and yelling. across the
field and out OF the park.
Lands with two or three special
policemen fighting to keep back the
crowd. was jostled and buifeted by
angry men. lie stopped several
times and faced the mob. shouting
back at them and flourishing his
cane over his head.
The commissioners hat was off
and his gray head lowered above
the sea of hats as he defied the
throng.
Yells of "Oh, Judge" and "What
are they framing now, Landis?" to
gether with booes and groans.
drowned the words Lands uttered.
Lands finally left the park through
the players gate with the crowd still
surrounding him. By that time
number OF free fights had developed
as fans rushed to the commissioners
assistane crying That's no way to
treat an old man.
Polo Grounds. N. Y. Oct. 5.-
Darkness fell over the Polo Grounds
late today and stopped the second
game of the worlds series with the
Yanks and the Giants tied Mt 3-3.
Forty thousand fans in the stands
gave vent to loud disapproval as II
seemed another inning could have
been played.
The Meusel brothers, rival out
fielders from Los Angeles were the
big features of thrilling game.
After Groh and Frisch had sing
led in the first inning, Irish MeuseI
picked a slow ball waist high and
dropped II into the hordes In the
| left field bleachers for a home run.
giving the Giants their only three
runs. lt
Bob Meusel, the youger brother
OF the California pair, grabbed out
of the bag what looked like sure
defeat for the Yanks in the eighth
inning by clever piece Of place
hitting. Babe Ruth crossed the
Giant outfield who were playing far
over toward right for him. The
swat king sizzled one down the
left field foul line for double. lie
went to third on Pipp's sacrifice
fly and had home stolen when Meu-
sci swung at bad ball and foul
! it off the right field wall Meusel
then doubled to center and put the
Babe over with tie tying run.
Jess Barnes, the Kansas curve
ball artist, pitched a brilliant game.
With the exception of the first and
fourth innings he had the Yanks
at his mercy III the early part OF
the game, Bancrofts error in the
first inning on wild throw of Du-
gan's grounder paved the way for
the first run when he came in on
Pipp's single.
Again in the fourth inning the
Yanks tailed on homer into the
left field bleachers by Ward.
Bob Shawkey after a very bad
start steadied and pitched smooth
game.
FIRST INNING.
Giants: Bancroft up. Strike l
called; ball /; foul, strike 2; foul:
foul; Bancroft out, Ward to Pipp,
on an easy roller. Groh up. Strike
called; foul strike q ball 1: ball
2; Groh singled to center. Frisch
up. Foul, strike / foul, strike q.
Frisch singled to left, on a pop fly
that dropped between Meusel and
Scott. Groh, stopped at second.
Meusel UP. Foul, strike /; strike
I2, swung; ball 1; Meusel put
home run into left field bleachers,
scoring Groh and Frisch ahead of
him. The crowd went wild. 1t
was hard drive that went up into