Meusel's grounder hopped over
Scott’s head for a single, Young go
ing to third. Young scored on Sten
gel’s single to right and when Ruth
threw to the grandstand, Meusel
went to third and Stengel to second.
Meusel scored when Ward threw out
Kelly at first. Stengel going to
third. Stengel scored when Scott
threw out Snyder at first. O’Connell
batted for Jonnard. O'Connell was
hit by a pitched ball. Bancroft sin
gled into right, O’Connell halting at
second. Groh walked and the bases
were filled. Shawkey was taken
from the box and Pennock came in to
pitch. Frisch filed oi t to Scott.
Three runs, four hits, one error.
O O O
Ninth Inning—Yankee*.
Barnes went into the box for the
Giants. Schang fanned. Groh threw
out Scott. Pennock struck out.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
o o o
Ninth Inning—Giants.
Young got a long hit into'right
field for a home run. Ward robbed
Meusel of a bit, throwing him out at
first. Cunningham batted for Sten
gel. Cunningham whiffed, missing a
wide curve. Kelly sent a long fly to
Witt.
One run, one hit, no errors.
About 3.000 pounds cf copper Is
required to build a railroad locomo
tive.
Germany* now holds second place
among the shipbuilding countries.
1
JACK SCOTT, VETERAN GIANT PITCHER—Who was
sent to the showers by the Yankees in the pitcher-slaughter
Saturday afternoon. He retired in the second, as did his suc
cessor, Ryan. The Yanks scored six runs in the inning.
