The New York herald., 1922-10-06
Wards Circuit Cl0ut Puts His
Club in Game--Bob Meusel
Ties 1t Up.

Scott Meusel almost hit second home
run into the right field stand. 1t was
foul by few feet. Frisch stole second
as Shawkey emitted a wild pitch. but
Meusel hit at very bad hall and Scott
tossed him out.
The Yankees got hit. their fourth, in.
their half. Sfiawkey flied to Cunning
ham and Witt bounded to Barnes. Du-
gan's family from New Haven got all
excited when Joe lashed single to left
with the count and q
1t was necessary to work with great
caution on Ruth. Barnes teased the
Babe with two bad ones and the boys
who were booing did some more of their
stuff. Barnes sneaked over a fast one
for strike. The Babe fouled off slow
curve and then grounded to F'risch, who
also did his stuff. Three out. Baness
change OF pace was fooling the Babe.
The Giants got away to a fine start In
tho sixth. but Bob the Cob bore down
and killed what threatened to blossom
into rally. Young hit the second pitch
to Scott for a single. The deacon Jug
gled the hot coal for a while, but he
was lucky to hold It at all. Kelly had
one strike on him when he slammed TO
Shawkey. Bob held the ball too long
before throwing to Ward to force Young
otherwise there would have been dou-
BILE play. Even Lord Mountbatten. a
cricket expert. could see that point and
made remark to that effect to Col.
Rupert.
Cunningham raised a fly to Ruth. who
was being overworked and was contem-
plating asking for an increase in sal
airy. The Babe already had taken more
iles than he ever before had caught in
world series. There was more work
,xs1o l. ,tAtz
swipe at fast one AMI sent * high
toward the right field stand. Tie Babe
braced himself against the concrets wall
ana took that fly just m pretty as
could be-
IL one or two OF those near homers
had been blown in. the game would have
mad a far different complexion-and
charity would have lost 100000.
Inc sixth was unproductive for the
yankees. Pipp foued to Snyder after
making loud complaint to Hildebrand
on n couple OF strikes. Meusel almost
decapitated n million dolo-s' worth Of
baseball reporters with foul which
went through the wire screen. Then lie
walked
Hit ana Run Fails.
Huggins put on hit and run and
Schang hit the first pitch TO Frisch and
was thrown out. Ball one to Ward
and John j. McGraw sent out n radio to
Claude Jonnard. the we'll known under
tnker. TO bestir himself with his en-
belming pot. AS Claude got himself
warm Ward was called out on a fast
tcurve as Meusel went down 20 third
and there were various assorted cheers
Tor Barnes.
For the National League gonfalon
winners the seventh was Just one pain
In the neck after another. Barnes was
easy for Ward, Bannie grounded to
Pipp. Groh popped to Ward shawkey
pitched only eight balls in that round.
He was throwing speed at that June
ture.
The Yankee half also was over in Zig
time. Barnes had to pitch only ten
balls TO retire the American Leaguers.
two of whom were called out on strikes.
Jess was outguessing them. Scott
grounded to Kelly, Shawkey watched
three strikes, Witt watched three more,
and Lord Mountbatten exclaimed, What
bowling 20 and Il was Just that. men.
In the eighth the Giants, as usual got
nothing. rrisch made Bob work hard
and then fculed to Dugan. Meusel hit
the first one foul to Pipp and Young
flied 10 Meusel.
The Yankee section OF that eighth
inning was quite q section. IL brought a
fine rally and run which tied the score.
Dugan hunted himself out 90 Barnes ia
start IT, Ruth swung hard and missed
a slow. curve. The second pitch was