Evening star., 1923-10-12
YANKSAND GIANTS
FAIL TO REGISTER
i IN five SESSIONS
More Than $4,000 Jam Park
to See Third Game of
World Series.
CROWD GATHERS EARLY;
BLEACHERs SOON FILL
Excitement Grows Apace, Rivaling
Former Years, at Prospect of
Neck.to-Neck Fight.
HOW THEY FACED.

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Hart mt first base, Evans mt sec
ond base, O,Day mt third base.
YANKEE STADIUM. NEW YORK,
October 12-Sam Jones, Yankee right
handler, and Art. Nehf, southpaw ace
of the Giants hurling corps. hooked
up in a great pitchers battle in the
third game of the world series as a
crowd of more than 10000. all that
could be jammed into the park
During the first five innings the
Giants got only one hit and the
Yankees three, the latter having the
only real. chances to count. Dugan
hit for two sacks to open the 1ourtn
and Ruth was passed, Meusel hit INTO
a double play and Frisch threw out
Pipp.
The Yanks got two on with one out
again in the fifth, but another double
play snuffed them out.
Every crevice of the huge Yankee
Stadium was filled by base ball mad
fans.
The blcachers and upper tiers of the
grandstand were filled long before
game time, but the reserved section
was slower devouring its human FOOD.
Many of the reserve, seat holders
were delayed by the huge crowds out
side that were turned away at l
o'clock, when all except the entrances
TO the first tier of the grandstand
were closed se
Twenty minutes after the game
started, and despite the locking of
all the gates, a crowd estimated at
between 5000 and 10000 rolled about
the streets bounding the park clam
ing difficulty. but they kept the fans
from getting in. Inside the park was
circle of humanity. From the
grandstand the bieacherites looked
motionless against a listless dull gray
sky that made the light on the play
ing field none too good.
The shifting of the asceiie back to
the Yankee Stadium. across the diyfd-
ing line of the Harlem river. was
healthful. The fans were liyelier,
pull their hats over their eyes -
await the appearance OF the players.
They talked, they squirmed in their
seats, they stood up, they walked
about. they argued and cleared their
throats to shout.
The military band in spick white
and gray uniforms left off sonatas
and nocturnes and took on raetim
1t marched around the field with :
springy step and blasted Its music
with lest from the far reaches of a
space in front of the leftneld bleach-
ers, whence it's music came to be
broken by a hum OF talk in the
caverus of the grandstand.
wherefore Ine spectators ndu
at Nick Altrock and AL Schacht, the
Bolivars of the piece, they laughed
uproariously today. But Nick and Al
didn't have much time FOR their pre-
practice comics. The Yankees, their
confidence fully restored. cognizant
series even. .our of the Giant pitchers
down and Ruth at last in his seven
league boot stride, were on the Held
early. The crowd rose to greet them
II. IL, Dt1fh
a few minutes after the rest of the
team and heard the" most welcome
sound his ears have listened to in all
the world series In which he has par
ticfpated.
Always the "gcat" Of the Giant
Yankee series before. he was the tar
get for the booes and the venting of
disappointment that supporters of his
team felt. He walked gingerly to the
batting cage and smacked out two
balls, one on low line to right field
that brought forth a bedlam of noise.
At 12:40 the Giants came on. At a
quarter of 1 the mounted police and
the bluecoatS outside had to use their
for tickets. Ropes were stretched to
keep them back and the streets
cleared for the arrival of reinforce
ments should riot call be sounded.
Details of game to date:
FIRST INNING.
GiANTS-Bancroft flied out to Meu-
the batter was safe. Frisch flied to
Witt. Young lined to Witt. who came
in fast to make the catch.
No runs; no hits; one error.
YANkEES-Frisch tossed out Witt at
first. Bancroft threw out Dugan. Ruth
singled over second. Meusel flied out to
his brother. $3.50
No runs one hit no errors.
SECOND INNING.
GIANTS - Emil Meusel flied out to
Brother Bob. Witt took Stengeps fly.
Kelly sent up high one to Scott.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
YANkEES-Pipp fouled out to Kelly.
Ward popped to Snyder. Schang flied
to Bancroft.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING.
GlANTS-Scett took Snyders hopper
and threw him out. Nehf famed. Ward
threw out Bancroft.
No runs. no hits, no errors.
YANKEES - Bancroft made a nice
stop of Scott's grounder and got him at
first. Jones struck out Witt struck
out on three pitched balls.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
GIANTS - Scott threw out Groh.
Frisch beat out bunt for the Giants
first hit. Young flied out to Ruth.
! Meusel flied out to Ruth, who caught
) the ball, neS9 the fence.
: No runs, one hit, no errors.
YANkEES-Dugan sent long hit to
eight for two bases. Ruth walked. Meu-
Gel hit into double play, Bancroft to
Erisch to Kelly, Dugan going to third
F'risch threw out Pipp.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
FIFTH INNING. ~
GIANTS - Stengel strolIed to first.
Kelly hit into double play. Jones to
Scott to Pipp. Scott threw out Snyder.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
YANkEEs-Ward ripped single, into
left. Schang forced Ward, Groh to
Frisch. Scott scratched an infield hit.
Jones hit into a asdouble play, Frisch to
Bancroft to Kelly.
Nosruns 1tve sttts. no errs..