New-York tribune., 1921-10-10

fourth and tossed him out. With the
count at one and one Frisch was
retired on hard smash to Peck.
Young went out on an easy fly to Bob
Meusel in right field
After three balls and two strikes had
beon called on Miller in the second
half Of the fourth, he slammed a
wicked bounder TO Frisch. The Ford
ham Flash knocked the ball down and
then recovered it in time to nail the
runner at first. Pcokinpaugh went out
on him, Ruth lined single to center,
but the hit went for naught when
Douglas famed the dangerous Bob
Meusel with sharp curve.
Mays continued his dizzy pace in the
fifth, and the Giants again went out in
order. Kelly again hit close ball to
McNally and irish Meusel rolled weakly
to the box on the first pitched ball
Rawlings then grounded to Peckin-
paugh for the third out.
Douglas was a trihe unsteady in the
fifth, and the Yankees broke the score
less deadlock by showing a run across.
Pipp passed up the first ball and then
poked q single to left field. He took
second on Wards neat bunt TO Douglas.
McNauy grounded to Frsch, and the
Douglas pitched two wide ones to
Schang, and the Yankees catcher then
smashed three-bagger against the left
field bleachers for three bases, scoring
McNally. The ball just missed landing
in the bleachers by inches. Schang was
left al third when Mays poked bounder
down to Rawlings.
Great Catch by McNally
McNally saved Mays from possible
trouble in the sixth when he made a
marvellous one-hand catch Of Snyder's
line drive, with none out. Douglas then
grounded to Ward Burns shot q single
to center for the first hit off Mays, but
the Giants center fielder advanced no
further, as Bancroft went out on a
roller to the ever reliable Ward.
Miller opened the sixth for the
Yankees by fouling the first ball to
Snyder. Peckingpaugh reached first
on an error by Bancroft, but the official
scorers called it a hit. Ruth fouled
off the first two balls and then struck
out With two balls and two strikes
called on Bob Meusel, Peck was thrown
out in trying TO steal second.
FrIsch fell victim TO d slow ball at
the start Of the seventh and went out
on grounder to Ward Young poked
one through the box, but Long George
Kelly followed with another grounder
to Ward, who converted the rap into
double with the help Of Peckinpaugh
and Pipp.
Young made nice catch Of Bob
MeusePs fly near the right field foul
line in the Yankees half of the seventh
and Douglas then famed Pipp and
Ward.
Mays's Disintegration
After allowing only two hits in the
first two innings, Mays went to pieces
in the eighth and the Giants showed
three runs across. "Irish" Meusel
slammed a terrific ciout to deep left
center, with none out, and he then rode
home on a single to center by Rawlings.
Snyder attempted to sacrifice, but he
bunted past Mays and both runners
were safe. Douglas moved his two
mates along with d neat bunt to Mays.
George Burns then settled the outcome
by driving out his two Dagger to left
that scored Rawlings and Snyder. Ban
croft then lifted an easy fly to Ruth in
left and frisch fouled off q slow ball
to Schang
After McNally famed in the eighth
Schang beat out q pretty bunt to Kelly
Mays grounded to Ward and Schanp
was out at second. In trying for a
double play Bancroft threw the ball
past Kelly and Mays continued on to
second. Douglas again tightcncd up
and famed Miller for the second time
With one out in the ninth, the Giants
scored on a double by George Kelly
his first hit of the series, and single
by Irish" Meusel
Ruth, with one Yankee down, drove
out his home run in the ninth for the
Yankees second and final tally. The
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