The Washington times. [volume], October 05, 1922, HOME FINAL EDITION, Image 18

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A VIEW OK SEVERAL
of the hundreds of kids who
made a grand rush into the
park a few minutes after
school yesterday.
YANKEES (NAVY YARD MARINES).
Front row, left to right?Munger (Dugan); Onyan (Pipp)
Mitchell (Rush); Davis (Witt). Rack row?Freshette (Meu
sel); Coughenour (Scott); Moody (Ruth); Walker (Higgins)
Adams (Schang); Brooks (Ward).
GIANTS (MARINE BARRACKS).
Front row, left to right?Bodnar (Young); Aheam (Kelly);
Wright (Nehf); Bryley (Ryan); Clancey (E. Meusel). Back
row?Cavener (Groh); Howell (Bancroft); Hyde (Mayeaux),
utility; Nutter (stengel); Mcwrotlh (Frisch); Bohn (Snyder).
KK.HT THOUSAND, SIX HUNDRED AND
thirty-two fans packed the American League
Ball Park yesterday afternoon to watch the
Marine Corps and Navy Yard teams repro
duced the first world series game in New York.
Photo shows only a portion of the big crowd
that packed the Georgia avenue park.
JOE BUSH, of the New York Yankees,
pitched a pretty good ball game, even
though his team went down to defeat
Out at the park yesterday this Navy Yard
player showed up in good form when he
reproduced the actions of the New York
pitcher without the use of a baseball.
HERE IIE IS! Plays part of Pitcher
Art Nehf, of the New York Giants. This
Is the ball player from the Marine Corps
who represented the Giants at the local
ball park. He was snapped warming up
before tihe game.
THERE WAS JUST AS
much action in the game at
the ball park here as there
was in New York. The pic
ture man caught this of R.
Meusel as he was caught at
third base in the fifth inning.
BABE RUTH HIMSELF!
The crowd gave this Navy
Yard Yankee a big hand
when Ihe got a single. He
likewise was given the razz
when he fanned at bat.
DUGAN, OF THE New
York Yankees is shown here
scoring on Rutb's single.
The crowd almost went wild
when Dugan crossed the
plate for the first run.
LIEU T. CHARLES BEN
TER and his Navy Yard hand
were given a big hand by
the fans yesterday. They
played throughout the game.
Benter scored a hit with
"The Washington Times
March."
AS FAST AS THE TELEGRAPH wires from New York
sent out every move of the world series game these men sat
in the dugout in the ball park and took them down on the
typewriter. They recorded every ball pitched and provided
each ball player with his reproduction orders. The typewriters
in the picture never stopped clicking until the game was called.
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