The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-10
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count and against him, tore
off circuit clout to the de-
light of $4,000 spectators and
the Giants walked off with the
first game of the world series,
to 4. The National League
champions concentrated their at
tack in the fourth inning when
they drove Hoyt from the mound
and Bush, who succeeded him,
held the Giants helpless until
the mighty Casey's blow. The
Yankees Outhit their opponents
and Ruth 60. tnree-bsEger in
four trips to the plate.
Yankee Stadium, Oct. 10.-When
the Bronx factory whistle shrilled
moon" today the echoes revcrber-
ated through the half-filled grand
stands of the Yankee stadium base
balls greatest monument, where the
two New York teams, Giants IF the
National League and Yankees of the
America, were gathered to battle for
the diamonds greatest prize-the
world series.
Two hours before game time the
reserve section of the grand stand
yawned avidly for the other humans
who shortly we're to fill the vast en-
closure. Three-fourths of the bleach
cr seats were occupied by those %hC
cared to line up and scramble for a
long distance view, the mezzanine
floor, second deck of the monster
stand, was nearly filled, and the
third tier had good share Of chs-
toners.
While hot-dog and cool drink ven
.dors barked through the stands the
Mans got into the world series at
mosphere, watching "Nick" Altrock
and Al Schacht, the high comedians
Of the diamond, go through their
perennial stunts and few new ones
including a boxing match in pan
tonfine.
The crowd was estimated at $4,000.
It was perfect ''indian summer
weather" bright sun that brought
out all the colors and dried the play
ing field and cool atmosphere that
made for snappy playing and COM
Portable time watching it. Early
customers wore top coats which were
shed as the sun advanced but white
shirt fronts were not visible and not
an elbow was in sight.
First Inning
Giants-Bancroft flied out to
Ruth. Groh singled into center.
Frisch forced Groh. Ffisch was out,
Schang to Ward. No runs, one hit,
no errors. \
Yankees-Witt lined out to Ban
croft. Dugan walked. Ruth forced Du.
gan. Groh to Bancroft. Ruth scored
on Meusel's double into center. Pipp
flied out to Meusel. One run, one
bit, no errors.
( Second Inning
y Giants-Dugan threw out Young at
first. Meusel fouled out to Pipp'
Ruth made a nice catch of Stehgel's
fly. No hits, no runs, no errors.
Yankees-7Ward singled into left
field. Schang singled into center
Held, Ward going to second. Scott
sacrificed to Kelley, Ward going to
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struck out. Ward and Schang scored
! on Wits single into center.ficld
Watson threw out Dugan at first
Two runs, three hits, no errors.
THIRD Inning
Giants-Kelley singled into center
field. Gowdy got a base on balls. Nc
Guire ran for Gowdy. Bentley up
Bentley singled into center, Kelley
going TO third and the bases were
filled. Gearin ran for Bentley. Kelley
scored when Bancroft forced Gearin
Scott to Ward. Mcclure went to third
Banctoft stole second; Mcclure and
Bancroft scored on Groh's three-base
hit to right. Bush went into the box
for the Yankees. Groh scored OF
Frisch's single to right. Young
forced Frisch, Scott to Ward. Young
Mas out stealing, Schang to Scott
-Four runs, four hits, no errors.
Yanks-R Ryan went into the bog fol
the Giants and Snyder caught. Ruth
flied out to Meusel. MeuSel sent :
high fly to Stsnkel0l Yard famed
No, runs, one hit, no errors.
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