The New York herald., 1922-10-05

the rubber. AS Groh went down to
second, to be thrown out, Meusel
famed.
Another for the Yanks.
The second run for the Yankees pune
tuated the seventh-with the Giants
still straining-a and fighting hard, but
still held in the thrall of Bush's control
and change Of speed as we'll as his fast
ball--scoreless. Bob Meusel started his
club toward that tally with single to
left. Schang endeavored to sacrifice
Bob to second. Nehf took the bunl
waited spell and then made a very
wild throw toward second which scooted
into right center. Meusel went all the
way to third and Schang to second
when Young gave the ball bit of a
cutting for his second error In two
innings.
Ward hit the first pitch to center
and after Stengel had caught the ball
Meusel scampered over the pan with
Yankee run No. 2. Schang held secord
With three and two Sect flied to Stem
gel. and Schang still was on second.
Bush dribbled to Groh. 1t was q mean
sort OF ball and left Heinie in a bad po-
sition. He held the leather for a spell,
then saw he had no play at first and
who was heading for third. He touched
the catcher out-a fine play. men!
The National League half Of that sew
enth was one OF poisnant grief for the
supporters of the Giants. Young gave
Ruth his first chance in the field and
Kelly scratched a hit to Bush, who fell
In fielding the toppe ball. Stengel ain
gled to left. putting Kelly on second.
Snyder shot a hit over second to Scott.
filling the baseA
McGraw then sent Earl Smith to bat
for Nehf. 1T was ball onc---foul strike
one, over the roof of the grandstand--
ball two, ball three. foul strike two then
another foul. Bush was feeding Smith
speed and more speed. Smith hit low
ball to Scott. who ,orced Snyder with
n throw to Ward. Aaron tossed TO Pipp
10 complete the double play and fill the
the ambient with gro1ns for the Giants
and cheers for Bush
The eighth saw Ryan pitching for the
Giants Witt struck out. Dugan flied to
Stengel and Ruth was called out on
strikes. The Babe gave KLEIN a killing
look and tossed his bat into the air.
The Big RaIIy Is On.
Now came the big rally of the Giants.
Bannie singled, Groh singled Frisch sin
gled. filling the bases. Meusel hit his
single to center. scoring Bannic and
Heinie and putting frankie on third.
Bush left. Hoyt came in and Young
raised his sacrifice fly to witt to score
the winning run. Kelly famed, Stengel
was called out on strikes
TIL, crowd began to leave the grounds
when Ryan went TO the peak of Mount
Hcnnery Fabian TO face the determined
Yankees In their last, desperate stand.
Pipp nearly cut Charley O'Leary's legs.
from under him with whistling foul
just outside third base. Then he singled
to center and tho Yankee rootcrs went
wild.
Ryan curved a ball for Meusel. curved
another for a strike. Bob then lined 10
F'risch who made his great catch and
doubled Tipp off first. 1t was strike two
and ball two for Schang. the Giants
mistaking the second ball for strike
and starting off the field KLEIN soon
made them aware of their error. Schang
fouled one and then dribbed to F'risch,
who paused for white and ultimately
threw out the catcher The game was
over. and II was SOME game.
To-day Bob Shawkey will pitch for
the Yankees. Jess Barnes is most likely
TO work for the Cianta