Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-07

ed orders. Earl Smith. the catcher, said afterward that every time he called for high pitch. high one came. Not once, he said, did Scott fail. He used only a curse but he had such remarka- ble control that always 1t went where Smith, whose knowledge of the Yankee batters and discerning judgment can not he overlauded ordered.
 McGraw was voluble in his praise Of Scott and Miller Huggins, the beaten and crestfallen mentor of the Yankees, was not remiss-
 Though Scott's marvellous pitching stood out today-as only the victory of the under dog can-two other incl dents furnished material for the crowd. a better-tempered and more apprecia- tive gathering than yesterday
 Babe Is Booed
 Babe Ruth, from whom so much is expected and so little comes, almost got into the headlines through tilt with Heinie Groh, the Giants third baseman. in play in the fourth inning Ruth tried to go from first to third when Frisch booted Meusel's hit Frisch whipped the ball to third and Heinie was waitalg for Ruth.
 Caught under fun headway Ruth bumped into Groh. who tagged him and fell from the impact Groh junHsd up, shouting and drew back his fist. He didn't strike, however, and Umpire Hildebrand 1 stepped between the two.
 Babe came to the dug-out in a roar of boos and faint mingling of ap plause-maybe the applause was for Groh. It was repeated when Ruth 1 came to bat, but the cheers and clap | ping were stronger. so it must have been | for him. The next time he crossed the l field he stopped Groh and tried to ex- plain what happened, but Groh refused to be appeased in the heat of the mo- ment
 Wards Error Costly Wards boot of Bancrofts bounded paved the way for the two-run lead ac- quired by the Giants in the third inn 1 ing and as 1t turned out .aey were more than enough to win, as Scott turned I back the Yankees inning after inning with baff1ing cunning and relentless cou- rage, A third tally was pounded in off Hoyt in the seventh, but 1t was not needed.
 Hoyt was threatened in both the first and second innings, before the Giants 1 broke through. Ward ninred a rally in 'e first, grabbing Meusers hot drSe toward right and doubling Frisch at first after Groh and the Fordham flash had singled. Young and Cunningham singled l in the second, but Pep was caught by Bob Meuseps accurate throw, trying to stretch his single, and Cunningham was forced by Earl Smith for the third out. Jack Scott started the Yankee down fall in the third with single to- center ! Bancroft hit sharply to Ward and when the second sacker kicked the ball into l IzGA n croft pulled up at second. Groh bounc- ed one to Hoyt who caught Scott off third, Dugan taking the throw and run ming down the pitcher. Bancroft, who had gotten to third on the play. SCOT ed on Frisch's sacrifice hoist to Witt in l deep center. Groh advanced a base and came home on Irish Meusers wallop to right. Young forced Meusel to end the inning.
 Tho Third Giant Run
 Bancroft scored the third run in the seventh, two were out and Hoyt had the Giant captain ''in the hole" with two strikes and one ball but walked hin with three wide ones, Groh hit the frs ball pitched to right field, on hit and run play and Bancroft easily reached third, from where he scored on Frisch'. line single to right. Ward ended tn, rally by tossing out Irish Meusel
 Hoyt is Ineffective
 Hoyt was never a puzzle. With tn, top end of the Giant order again lead ing the attack, the youthnul Yangxee twirler was hit hard throughout the sev en innings he worked. The Giants col lected two hits off his delivery in eacI of the five innings. The fifth was tn only hitless inning for the winners. San Jones pitched the eighth after Franl Baker had batted for Hoyt. He retire, the side after Young had singled fo his third hit and Cunningham walked
 The Yankees, on the other hand threatened only once, in the seventh, bu it was a golden opportunity they miss ed. With Pipp out, Bob Meusel bound ed an infield hit over Scott's head an Schang walloped the first ball down tn right field foul line for a double, Meu sel holding third.
 It was the game's crisis for Scot, The Giant infield parlayed with tn pitcher and Coach Hughey Jennings cam from the dugout with instructions. Tn outlook was even more dubious with El mer Smith, dangerous hitter, battin in place of Ward. But with the coun three and one, Smith let a second shoe by and then missed the third one. Ev erett Scott ended Yankee hopes 5