The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-05
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] GREAT SPEED
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Orders MenSto Stick Out Bats
nj Eighth Inning Of
openlng Game.

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NEW YORK oct. Soy The
Associated Press dope. like
bowls d milk, can be upset, as
proved ~ the nine McGraw men
~ taking the first game OF the
World series from the Yanks, 8
10 2. Huggins, mite OF a mau,
who leads tie Americans, hopes
10 sais4f;e some Of the split opa.
nue. fluid and has nominated Bob
shawkey for the twirling stunt to-
day.
MeGraw has chosen Jesa
Barnes the rangy oklahoman
who brought the Giants out Of tho
DEPTHS Of defeat In the champion.
ship games last fall to work
against Shawltey.
should shawkey falter. Carl
Mays probably will be called up
on to relieve him, while Deacon
Johnr Scott was, told to keep
warmed up ready for action In
case Barnes needed relief.
The Yankees, even with
shawkey at his best, will need
10 bring 10 bear some Of their hit
ting ability In order to win to.
day, said Higgins. Eve know"
he added, that the Giants are
fighters and that the only way,
10 beat them Is to wade In aud
play their game.
smooth, beautifully working
machine, Is my team. But even a
good machine will stop running II
somebody hits It With a sledge
hammer. Well have to pound
them so hard they won't he able
10 overcome us"
Tho Yanks hit Neht yesterday
Tor 9 Certainty, but they didn't
hi him hard enough. Bush got
through seven innings. luckily.
without a run being scored against
him HIS curves were not work.
ing andishe fooled the Giants for
those seven frames with speed.
McGraws he Of the X-Ray eyes
dfscefned this
Stick out your bats" he told
RS men, gand Just meet those
stGok offerings, don't swing at
en- Four Giants went to tho
pl5te; four Giants stuck out their
hats and they didn't swing. Four
Vase hits went to the Giants col
nm and the score was tied. Hoyt
retieyet Bush on the mound. The
Winning RIM came then on Young's
lsttg sacrifice ny to Witt. Hoyt
tanned the next two.
Great Fielding
1tere;s been q lot written about
tsnse moments" in baseball
lanes but there were rlore of
thoss sort of moments during the
TWO hours and eight minutes It
took 20 play yesterdays game
tban there are bees in a hive at
Bullet joe was in the worst
sod 81 trouble on several occas-
ions before that terrible eighth.
Efroh Kicked one to the fence for
ttlree buses in the third after two
were out and was in frogs hair
Of Scoring when Ward speared 4
stiarp drive off the bat OF Frisch.
IN the seventh the Giants
rranceds on all the bases with ons
out and McGraw sent Earl Smith
70 bat for Nehf. Earl drew three
balls and a strike, then touled
several good, ones before bounce
ftg, q stiff one down to Scott who
tnssed to Ward who stung the
hall 10 Pipp for a double play.
In the Y anks' half Of the fifth,
alter Bob MeuseI had singled and
adSanced ito second on Wallie
Schanes sacrifice, Ward wormed
d pass out of the offerings Of
Nehf Their 'tnte to the bat Ev.
erett SEQ ser several balls
dtftted u 10 plate he con.
nscted good one that
Steamed H .lrisch's head aud
looked good for a single. perhaps
q double Young came In fast,
made d tumbler's dive, graspel
the ball turned q somersault and
tossed to Frisch, doubling Meusel.
Bancroft Stars
In the third Bushb with one
ont poked'a slow swlrling one
over short Bancroft raced back
INTO stengel's territory and while
tllt speed with his back to
tie diamond, caught the bail as 1t
came over his shoulder.
To-day the Yankees were the
home team, wearing their tidy
l,ght uniforms and resting on the
home bench, wkile the Giants
stt in; the visitors dug-out.
The batting order today.
ttonls-Bancroft, SIS; Groh,
sh; T,risch, 2b; q. Meusel, II;
Souhg, n; Kelley, ID; Stengel, CT;
Snyder,c; J.. Barnes or Scott p.
AtnerIcans-Witt, C; Dugan,
sh; Rlth, RI; Pipp, 1b; R. Meusel,
nj schang, c; Ward, IS; Shawkey
~ Mays, p.
empire -Hildebrand (Ameri.
canl at plate; Mccormick tNa-
tionaN first base; Owens (Amer-
ieanl second base; Klein
gsiationaD third base.
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