Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1923, Page 5

Che Caspet Onailp Tribune PAGE FIVE. *| THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS |*, “orn 7 “ : ” H When Groh batted Ruth played! EDGE DECIDING ON Jumping Joe” Dugan YANKS CHOW FORM THROUGH cm annarey nares: OUNDAY GAME » played deep right center for Frisch FIRST FIVE GAMES IN NEW YORK repo ner peat 7 | twice on difficult plays yesterday by | —— Bullet Joe. On two hard hit ground-| i 7 | YANKEE STADIUM, Oct. 15.— Sra efor dla the flelding and. then! crow af the tith Sirs series depended on Joe to cover the bag. . were concerned, with the exception of Meuse, Bush pitched a no hit, no run game. ‘threshold of the hall of world base- game, in Yankee stadium Sunday “ball championships. —.+__ NEW. YORK, Oct. 15. — The Ruppert sald yesterday that the sent-|Joo did, making woth putouts. Or-|KAMe, In Yankes stadium Sunday ‘Bullet Joe" Bush, pitching the Fankees in the first five games of, Ing capacity at the stadium easily|dinarlly Pipp would have raced to| Noe twit ano, at the Columbus “way he pitched when he got his this series, played about twice as|cou'd be increased to $5,000: ere eee ae y, aoe the RMMing: White gacwe, The Datieet pick name, pushed them there, well as they did in the five bay Sn Meet pone SAAN | Attendance 62,817. 5 4 last year when they lost four te the} Joe Bush's victo: sterday was Receipts $201,459. holding the Glants to three hits, all inte ea aie 3 victory ye: y | pts $201, his second in eleven starts. His first! gen your eutomodne news to! ory council's share $30,- was won in 1913 against the Glants| “spark Plug."—Care Tribune. when he was a 19 year old rookie. — In 1922 they made 32 hits and elev- en runs and had a batting average made by Irish Meusel, in the fifth “Bame of the world's series yester May. ‘ Gy Briere pes at A ta | ——————— | Each ‘club's share $85,620.07. © While Bush was shooting spheroids they hive made 65 hits, scored 24 pS arhe at e Ue Aedes ate “Bcross the plate with such bewilder- The official box A runs and batted .316. The Giantg| Ruth's ability as an outfielder was/ all photoplays are produced in south-| Road building is the biggest indus- Ang speed and curves, his team- Gree who made 50 hits and scored 18|°" display on more than one occa-| ern California, try in the United States if gauged mates were bumping the Giants for rani runs last year and batted .309, have| S!0n yesterday. He made four put-| SP ERRIR | 5¥, man power, 4 hits and winning the game, §| pancrott, eR. He PO: A.B made 37 hits and 13 runa and battea|°Ut%, two on Groh, one on Gowdy| Loulstana produces 95 percent of| a ee Banctott. ot. (4. 0 a chee and one on Frisch, and had to step| all cane sugar raised in the United For results try = Tribune Clesst- ‘at! takes ‘four gamed to win the| Iris dee but a few paces to get all of them.! States, ned AA Sat ch, 2b. 4 a nt word's championship.The Yankees/ Young, rf. ____3 _The Meusel brothers, Bob of the n a) Ms “SS wy jow have won threv, the Giants but} ©. Meusel, If. 4 Yankees, and Emil of the Giants, are two. Stengel, cf. - The Yankees have three of their| Kelly, 1b. best pitchers rested and ready to ‘work; the Giants have only one. “John McGraw is famed as the “greatest thinker in baseball, but he never had so much thinking to do eas now. Arthur Nehf, who pitched and won the third game of the having a little contest a!l their own. So far Bob has been at bilt 22 times and made six hits, while Emil, at bat 21 times, also has hit six times. in Bob's six were a double and two triples, while Emil has one double, one triple and one home run, | Possum on a Stick ecoceococewcoce SoKooaawounon HomocooHooHHme Jonnard, p, aro Cy Ba ve 2 Aaron Ward, the Yankeo second series for the Giants, has had bui{ Totals. .30 1 3°24 11 * ‘ baseman, has collected more hits [two days rest—pitchers usually take than any other player in the series. “three days—yet in order to be safe | PO. ALE At bat 20 times, he had made nine cGraw is faced with the necessity] Witt, cf. 14 8k) 0. safeties, including a home run, He of using him again today. Dugan, 3b. "a TY walked once, stole one base and John Watson, the right hander,| Ruth, rf. Rae a ear scored four runs, Ward's batting ‘who was knocked out of the box by|R. Meusel, If. 5 1 3 1 06 average is .450.. On the defensive the Yankees in the first game, !]Pipp, 1b. . (elgg JOS 6 i $4 side he has handled 31 chances} » the only other pitcher of the Giant} Ward, 2b. OAS OLS without an error, making eleven staff who has had a good rest. iD. e. 601.8 %b vutouts and 20 assists, | McGraw, who, besides thinking,| E. Scott, es. _ Orig: zeny SSrTry | takes chances, may send Watson| Bush, p. ... b ispes| Gay Ym | Col. Jacob Ruppert, owner of the! in today, depending upon him to A ae Star of Yankees’ win over Giants in Sunday game. Yankees, is so gratified at the pros-| check the Yankees, who have been] ‘Totals . ..87 8 14 27 12 pects of a wor'd's championship that | ‘ hitting wildly in the last two Score by innings: he can't keep still. Yesterday after games. Yet it {s certain that if}Giants . _. 01000000 0— the Giants had their turn at bat in Watson is started, he will be hauled| Yankees . 34010000 x— right away from the pitching mound] Batted for Barnes in eighth. Rogers Hornsby May set ae te tom voter cown| Gracie, My Maun Bsns Be Sold By St. Louis hearted. He realizes that he is in| Ward. Sacrifice: Pipp. Double a fix he never before experienced| p'ay. Bancroft to Frisch. Left on 1 8 the seventh, he left the stadium in order, it was rumored, to get some handsome presents for the Yankee players, It 1s likely that Col. Ruppert will heed the advice of his old partner, in his world series engagements, but} bases: Giants, 4; Yankees, 9. Firs BY HENRY L. FARRELL _ for the best ball player in the league | Col. T, L. Houston, who remarked After your houn’ dawg has treed this southern delicacy and you either have cut the tree down oF he has confidence mm his men and} base on balls: Off Bentley, 2; off (United Press Sports Editor) when his presence in the lineup | Columbus day that what New York, ¢limbed up after Mr. Possum, this 1s the way you carry him home. Misses Emma Laurle Wosley, Teabelte figures that luck keeps some times Bush, 2; off Scott, 1. Struck out NEW YORK, Oct. 15 (United! would increase the drawing power | needs is a larger ball Park. Col, “Sand helps a man who needs ‘t| By Bentley, 1, (Schang); by Bush, Press)—Despite the insistence of|of the Giants as a gate’attraction | = —— “Anything may happen,” he says. |3, (Barnes, O'Connell, Bancroft); by | ‘he owners and manager of the St. | even if he figures that he would not Miller Huggins is resting easy.| Scott, 1, (Bush); by Barnes, 2 | Jouis Cardinals that Roger Horns-| incréase th playing strength of He has both Jones and Hoyt primed] Ward, Ruth); by Jonnard, 1] by, the National League's best ball| the team. for duty today. Sad Sam, who] Pipp.) Hits: Off Bentley, 6 in 11-2 player, will play in St. Louts next! Because of the protest that would pitched such a fine game Friday | ‘nnings; off Scott, 5 in 2; Barnes, 4] season or not at all, there are rea-| arise if the Giants outbid the other until Casey Stengel got gay with hit | n 3 2-3; off Jonnard, 0 in 1; off}sons to believe that there are clubs and for the reason that base homerun bat, is the most likely) Bush, 8 in 9. Winning pitcher | chances at least, for some other| bat generally might be hurt by an choice, with Hoyt in reserve. Shoulc| Sush. Losing pitcher: Bentley.] club to obtain the services of the) other stroke of “pennant buying.” the Yankees lose today, Pennock,| (mpires: Evans at plate. O'Day at| Cardinal star. perhaps McGraw will not go after the lefthander, who won the seconc| third. Time of game, one hour 53 The outcome of the pennant race} fornsby, but that is the only logical game for the Americans, is still on} minutes, n the National League next season | reason that would cause McGraw deck. RPL: os may be infivenced m a very large|to pass up the chance to acquire As in Saturday’s game at the FIRST INNING degree by what means the St. Louis} such a valuable player. Polo Grounds when they hit every GIANTS—Ward took Bancroft’s| club decides upon in solving the a7iére in’ nn ‘Gbubt that. the bese: pitcher McGraw sent to the mound| -oller and hrew him out. Groh filed] problem caused by the rebellion of ball heads figure that {t vould be nd collected 13 hits and eight runs }out to Ruth. Ward threw ou | Hornsby. unwise from a business standpoint the Yanks played hard yesterday | Frisch. NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO| ice several Hornsby has ti ai Earn tpen ple nde ell beeen acted Mike satisfied player with | ‘0. 0uow the Giants to, become any ning, when with one out they oe YANKEES—Witt fouled to Gow- the Cardinals and as long as he o¢ cash. lected three runs, In the next in-|dy. Dugan sing'ed into right. Ruth ed to have no objections, the . ning they continued and drove Jack| walked. Dugan and Ruth scored on| statements made by the club own |, The Chicago Cubs, in addition to Bentley, the heavy-set left hander, | Pipp’s sacrifice fly to Young, who ers when the Giants were said to being iene ete saad bole ae to the showers. John Scott, who}made a remarkable one-handed] have offered $200,000 for him, that| ® Position to ofter the Ca ‘ felt the sting of thelr blows Sat-|catch. Ward shot a single into left] eo would never be sold or traded | S°me very fine material tn trade, urday, fared no better and he, too.jand stole second. Schang fanned. looked to be Charley jolloc! git mabe ight was sent along to the club house| THREE RUNS, THREE HITS, NO} \“Srornsby, Racal indications. is pce one. of the e best nthe tie venksentunicnnicter tight sare |) esate not satisfied now. His act in tak-| 114 it is a cinch that he would not ie. 2 euneee pan oeleneds Sere see SECOND INNING ing a poke at Branch Rickey indi- 3 and the game was won. GIANTS—Scott threw out Young.] -nteq that he was not in sympathy bo out of place in the St. Louis in fe in, fos’ Dugan, for the} Meusel hit a long drive for si ic! r ‘Jumping J if for three} with the policies of his manage: benefit of his father and mother,/ bases and scored when Pipp took and his refusal to play in one of the fs ie 4 th b t Cl arette in the stands, hit four] Stengel’s inder and tossed t 4 .| want Hornsby so bad that they 3 ? : its e es gi who sat in grou liate games of the season practi Ould, (Be; foo liberal ota wothestnke - 4 ‘ % 199 I ever smoked! Hunter and Lillian Ashley of Atlanta, start home after one of their possum hunts. times in a row, once a homerun that] Bush. Kelly sent up « high fly to : Sane tomeiiiea as Scored two men ahead of him. Bob| Witt. ONE RUN, ONE HIT, No] °l'y established that in terms for ‘him. Bill Kullifer, al Meusel, the Yankee left gardener] ERRORS. : a|though he has almost as muc sr 4 eae Ais As long as ho is dissatisfied an Iaealpaitamy Gi hey RU eeree: Dagger and Aaron Ward, tho Yan.| croft. Bush singled into center,| ,& state of open disagreement | money so the Clials back of lim Kes second ‘baseman, added two] Witt got a base on balla, Bush and ea ee ertta: and. nis| Cubs are a coming ball club. ‘They : eerie he ei built 1y and sound) Bush had every ono of tho Giante| into. right, Ruth'sv grounder, went | “aiu®, tthe club wil decreage not | are Boing built surely, and sonal Zapted ‘but Tesh Madea, Bob's “big| thrush Rally: teevan see aimee Only DY the etic dual Dut becanes | the strength of the team. brother. Irish made all three of the} ley was sent to the bench, Scott tak-| °°". asmoralization it 1s bound to| ‘Two years running, !t has been Giants’ hits and soree their only aes ghee ze i tee rg Neves work with the whole club. shown that the eure Piste fos sud shit) ticaY Mart ead Cece a x ato right, Ruth 60-1" perhaps the owners do not mean | cannot win the Nation oe te Ord and scoring a minute| i now when they say they will not| pennant with then present team. ater when mei eaial took Pipp's dispose of him, but they will not be] The Pirates want a pennant fete grounder and threw wide to the! vise in taking that stand. With| there is only one way to get it. Ste. Meusel went to second. Ward | Hor .aby on the open market, the] Rabbit Maranville, the one time— ee eee Bancroft.and Meusel| 5 should be able to get enough | star shortstop of the club, is in bad POUR RUNS, THON Eersy ach.| material in trade to make the club | with the team and it ts’ generally peat tres cea pcain al es ©} at least stronger than it is now. known that he will not be with the ik eyes ES New York, Chicago and Pitts-/ team next year ir the management ANTS—G Peppy burgh probably will engage in spir-|can find some better means of dis: THE Rude. Boots Tuned a Regettad ited bidding for Hornsby if he is] posing of him than giving him its, 1; Yankees, 8. od » the market. way. ; placed upon away. Cubs, 3; Sox, 5. Te oipane ane TITS No BeRORG | Late in the season, John McGraw! ne Rabbit is not through as a Kansas City Blues, 7; Baltimore, 1.| " VANKEWS—Schang filed out to| "24 that he did not want Hornsby | pail player and perhaps a change of some = n and that he was not prepared tol ccnery would do mm good. He Oakland, di0r oath Per iacgit.9,| pitched bails. Witt forced Scott at! NOt, stand to reason that the Giant | tar would fit in with Rickey's poll. ee cated in fitthe fan colan | second, Bancroft to Frisch, NO, leader would refuse to make room| cig of management and perhaps eee ee a mos Cold) | RUNS, ONE HIT, NO BRRORS, Pies arsine eaabanen . Wonta ne easc eae idiicuineete icy" FOURTH INNING Meusel at first. Pipp went out, Kel-| consider him as an lon to the Por’ “nd. Seattle, 9; (secona| GIANTS—Dugan threw Groh otu|ley to Barnes, Ward singled into Yesterday’s team, “ 7 at first. Frisch was thrown out at|left. Schang scratched a hit off] Hornsby would come mighty near Weer 608 ite iat) | first, Ward to Pipp. Young walked.|Groh’s glove, Ward going to second.| making « pennant winner out of the Meuse! doubled into right, Young go-| Scott forced Schang, Brancroft to! cincinnati Reds, a team which lost ing to third. Bush tossed Stengel| Frisch. NO RUNE, TWO HITS, NO} tho pennant this year mainly be out at first. NO RUNS, ONE HIT,| ERRORS. cause of a lack of offensive punch. NO ERRORS. SEVENTH INNING It is doubtful that the Cards would YANKEES— Dugan singled| GIANTS—Young went out, Pipp| take cash alone for their star, even through Frisch. Ruth got a single|to Bush. Meusel sing!ed past Ward] ir the Reds could or would offer a into right, Dugan going to third, but|for hts third hit. Stengel filed out] big price and Pat Moran hardly Ruth was caught, Young to Kelly,|to Witt. Kelly got a base on balls.| would weaken his team in another when he overran first. Dugan scor-| Gowdy forced Kelly, Ward to Scott.| department by giving away a lot of ed on Meusel's sin to right. Pipp NO RUNS, ONE HIT, NO ER-| players to strengthen one position. walked. Scott was knocked out of | RORS. Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Boston the box, Barnes taking his place! YANKEES—Bush sent a high fly! 4-6 out of the running. The best A Pi E Ward struck out, Schang forced to Young. Barnes tossed out Witt.{ :neir clubs can do would be to lool Oor Lconomy | Pip, Groh to Frisch, ONE RUN, Dugan up. Frisch threw out] it the Card star an dsig and. wish THREE HITS, NO ERRORS. Dugan. for the dougs or for the players to GOME cuts don't par. FIFTH INNING NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO ER-| “ct nim. You can save the price of a few GIANTS—Dugan took Kelly's hot] RORS. the valve smash and threw him out at firat. EIGHTH INNING After the close shave that Gowdy lined out to Witt, Barnes! GIANTS—O'Connell, batting for| “ants had in winning the pennant struck out, NO RUNS, NO HITS,| Barnes, struck out. Bancroft struck| ‘Nis Season, tt would seem logical You have to pull out of thewelland | NO ERRORS. out. Groh went out to Pipp un.| ‘ht rival managers would consider Wal hours’ wages pone and YANKEES— Groh took Scott's| assisted. peasy sonar perlite 4 roller and threw him out at first.|_ NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO ER-| (raw next seagon to be very good Stengel made a fine running catch| RORS. Heie:d yo) of Bush's long fly. Witt gotasingle] YANKEES—Jonnard went in to} “!shtly- into right. Dugan slashed a aingle| pitch for the Giants. Ruth sent a] To strengthen the Giants, Mc- into right, his fourth hit of the|long fly to Sten” . Jonnard tossed|Graw must acquire some better game, Witt going to second. Ruth| out Meusel - t. Plpp struck] Pitchers before the next pennant struck out. NO RUNS, NO Hits, | cut. race starts and it will be a job to NO ERRORS. NO RUNS, ) HITS, NO mR.| find them. SIXTH INNING RORS. —_-—— GIANTS—Bancroft filed out to NINTH INNING. Meusel. Groh filed out to Ruth,| GIANTS—Dugan threw out], Expert watch and jewelry repatr. who also made a nice catch of|Frisch at first. Young filed out to|!" Casper Jewelry Co. 0. 8. Bice. Frisch's long fly, NO RUNS, No] Witt. Ward threw cut Meusel. HITS, NO ERRORS. NS, NO HITS, NO ER- YANKEES—Barnes threw out Send xour automodiie news to “Spark Plug."—Care Tribune,