Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07


crowd how IIeinie was trying to
fend him of on tina; play at third.
The Babe raised one hcfty leg in
the air and projected /, forth sud
denly. Probably this was his idea
OF Heinie's attitude. Heinie replied
! to Ruth through his cupped hands as
Babe went TO tho bench. fight
started out in the bleachers. proving
| that some one there thought Babe
was right.
Grnh Performs Spectnculnriy.
Nothing happened in the Yanhs'
nth except that Groh made a spec
tacular catch Of Everett SCOTS foul.
Heinie got one Of those mingled
cheers booes greetings when he went
To beat out a bunt. and DuEan threw
him out. With two down. Frisch
walked. He tried TO steal second.
and KLEIN called him out on 4 close
play. Schang making good throw.
1toyt opened the Yanks' sixth with
single TO right. the second off John
Scott. lie was forced by Witt on 4
roller to Bancroft
DuSan hit u ny to Emil Mcusel.
and Ruth came 10 ba, mid storm
OF boocs and cheers.
baoe ih'SSeu q furious swing al
the frst pitch. and the booes almost
smothered him. He took a ball. then
grounded to Long George Kelly, who
made the put-out unassisted.
Young singled In tho Giants
| sixth. but never got off first base.
After ripp had gone out In the
fanks' seventh, Rob Meuscl got a
hit on a slow hopper over John
SCOTS head John made a wild
jump. but couldn't reach II. and II,
was too slow for Bancroft. coming
up behind Scott TO handle it.
Fear Elmer smith.
SchanS followed with smash
across first base for two bases, Bob
Meuse, going 20 third. The drive
just missed the bag at first, aad
| went clear 10 the wall. As the
| crowd buazed wildly there was a
| !aad stir on the Yankee bench, and
| out came Elmer Smith, the man who
made the home run with the bases
ruiz when he was with the Cleveland
| club in the worlds series OF 1920
lie was batting for Ward. Smith
was traded TO Boston by Cleveland,
and by Boston TO New York. lie has
bcen on the Yankee bench most OF
the time since he came to them.
John scott was In IL tough spot.
He put all his strength behind his
first pitch 10 Smith. and II was called
strike. Then he put over three
balls. one after the other. all wide
OF the plate and finally Smith missed
swing. Now John Scott again
seemed To gather all his strength
Tor the next fling. and Smith missed
the pitch a foot
Everett Scott hit i gentle roller to
bancroft. who tossed To Kelly for the
third out, and john Scott got 4 tre-
mendous reception as he shambled
to the bench
Bancroft walked after two were
out In the Giants seventh, and Hell
ME Groh deftiy hit in behind the
runner on the first ball pitched to
him. planting n single in right. Ban
croft took third. Frisch also hit tho
hrst ball pitched and singled to right.
scoring Bancroft and putting Groh
OH third.
Emil Meusel punched the ball to-
ward right and Pipp broke the drive
down. IL got away from him and
McNally, who had taken Wards place
at second. came up fast behind him.
recovered the ball and got MeuseI AT
hrSt on toss 10 Pipp. 1t Was 4
great play by McNany.
Homc-Hun Bnker Fails.
j. Franklin Baker, an echo OF other
worlds series. battcd for Hoy, TO
start the Yankees eighth, and
ground out to Kelly
Deacon" Sam Jones took M the
pNching for the Yanks. The "Dca
con" is another former Boston p,Ry
er, who did some good pitching for
the Yanks during the past season.
Ross Young bid him welcome To :he
worlds series with "a single past Ne
Nany Carl Mays began warming uu
in the background. Kelly buntel to
Jones. and Young moved to second
on the out, Deacon. Jones rlddled
with Emil Mcusel until he passed
him. The Deacon" is u mighty de-
liberate bird.
McSally got Whispering" Smiths
twisting fly. and John Scott fouted
10 Dugan. Ruth was the first Yam
kee up in the NINTH. Hc let John
SCOTS first pitch so by and milled
swing at the next one. Then he
t0uicd one into stand behind him.
Next he rolled an easy ,bounder to
Frisch. Babe went on down into
right field after Kelly made the put-
out. Bancroft made great throw
on Pipp's jrounder. Bancroft also
threw out Bob Meusel
&C., 1922. Universal Servicc)
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