The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10

+ Nationals ............ 600 600 O31-4
american .................. 90 90 001-2
Summary-Two base hits: Burns, Kelly.
Three base hits: ScAang. E. Meusel. Home
run: Ruth. Sacrifices: Ward Douglas.
Double plays: Ward, Peckinpaugh and
Pip. Left on bases: Nationals. a: Amer
leans. 8. Struck out: BY Douglas, s; by
Mays. l. Umpires; At plate. Chill; first
base. Rigler; second base, Moriarity:
third base. Quigley. Time, 1888.
eeption of Ruth and schang, almost
in complete subsection when hits
meant runs ard grew better as the
game drew towards its close, only
ruth being able to reach him to any
effect in the last three innings.
The Yankees first run, in the fifth.
was scored when Wally Schang cut
loose with fence breaker to left for
three bases. scoring McNally who had
reached first on a fielders' choice.
Schang was left when Mays grounded
to Rawlings for the third out.
The break of the game came IN the
eighth. The lively Yankee infield had
broken up an incipient Giant rally IN
the previous inning. by a fast double
play, but in their next turn at bat
Manager McGraw's men went at it
again with a determination that
worldn't be broken down.
irish" Meusel started it BY hitting
the first ball pitched to far left center
for three bases. This set the Giant
rooters cheering and they went wild
when Rawlings speedily singled to
center, scoring MeuseI with the tying
tally. NAYS was in rather a bad way
here for a run was In and a man was
on first with one out. matters became
worse for him when he missed Sny4
der's bunt In a headlong dive for II.
with the result SNYDER landed safely
on first and Rawlings on second. They
both moved up on Douglas sacrifice
which Mays threw to Ward barely
getting the batter.
Then up stepped Burns, who previ-
ously he'd found the range with a
SINGLE off NAYS in the sixth Burns
aim was even better this time for he
drove slashing double to left, scor-
the Giants two RIMS to rne gbou.
There was still only one man out.
but Mays put on more steam. caus-
ing Bancroft to fly to Ruth and Frisch
to foul to Schang. The Giants final
Kelly broke the ice for his first hit Of
the series. a double to left and scored
on Emil Meusei's single.
The official figures gave the attend
ance as So 372. The gate receipts were
$11S.527 of which the share of the adj
visory board of baseball is S17.779.05;
the PLAYERS share s60.944.77 and the
clubs share $40 299.1S.
T. g. - Stsf.
first inning. Burns, first man up Tor
the Giants, who had four hits in the
third game last Friday. struck out. Cap
tain Bancroft was an easy out, Ward to
Pipp. Frfsch sent a long fly to Miller
1t took only three minutes to retire the
National leagures. Miller leading off for
the Yankees also famed to the great
delight Of the Giants rioters. With two
strikes and no balls. Captain Peckin-
paugh sent grounder to Bancroft and
was thrown out. Ruth bumped an easy
one to Kelly who sprinted to first for
the out.
The second inning also was quickly
played, only three men on each side facing
the pitchers Young sent high fly to
Babe Ruth who showed no Ill effects Of
hts bad arm in making the catch Kelly
hit Mays second offering to McNally and
went out at first. Irish Meusel also hit
the second ball pitched and grounded out,
Ward to Pipp For the Yankees, Brother
Bob" Meusel with two balls and one
strike hit to F'risch and was retired at
first. Pipp showed out slow line drive
that Bancroft gathered in for the second
out. Ward grounded out, Douglas to
Kelly.
| The National leaguers got man on in
1 the third inning. After Rawlings was
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/ a low fly toward short. McNally ran &c
get it but it was just over his head.
Peckinpaugh. evidently believing McNaily
would make the play was not set for the
! ball as it went over McNally's head. Il
was fumbled and Enyder was safe.
PeckinI .augh was charged with the YAM
KEGS first error of the series. They had
gone 20 innings without field misplay
Snyder moved to second on Douglas out
Ward to Pipp, and was left there as
Burns was tossed out by Peckinpaugh
The first hit of the game came in the
Yankees half of the t.-.rd and started
terrific cheering in the vast crowd. Me-
Nally laced slashing single to right
Pitcher Douglas. aware ~ WeNaf'1f.S
sfeed, kept him close to the bag with
wally Schang at the plats n--.4 e,ss
strikes and one ball, McNally bolted foi
second and was an easy out, Saydel
making a rifle thraw to Bancroft. Scstana
famed and Mays popped out to Ban
croft.
In the fourth inning for tie Mce5rav
clan. Pecizinpaugh threw out both Ban.
croft and Frisch on easy chances fount
made it a quick inning by hitting IN
third bali for a high Fly TO Meusei. Th'
Yankees top Of the batting order came VI
again. Frisch made a great stop ans
throw in the hot corner OF Miller's siz
zIing grounder Peckinpaugh lxslnded on
to Kelly unassisted. The crowd cheerei
Ruth as he made his second trip to tn
plate and ''bambino' tickled his follower
By driving out q hot single to right. III
was left on first as Bob Meusel strucl
out.
The fifth inning showed the Giant
completely in the gxap Of Carl Mays
They were unable to do much with hi