Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-08

TlSn Meusei, baNe bdhCioit, heu
from the field, with Barnes subpoenaed
as n dying hope. a moment later Peck
scored the fourth Yankee run on an
infield out.
Giants Emerge From Last Ditch"
Two games behind. and four runs
behind in the third affair. Here was
the last Giant chance for redemption.
the last straw riding the whirlpool Of
tatc. For twenty innings they had
known no spoor that led to the home
plate. and here they were on their way
to another defeat.
1T was here that Shawkcy. with
guiding hand, began to show them the
lost trail to glory--for the paths Of
glory, IN this game lead but to tho
plate. Shawkey, with the suddenness
OF exploding powder, lost all control.
somewhere from out of the timbcrcd
wilderness he heard the Call of tho
Wild. and before Huggins could sum.
mon his reserves Bob had filled the
bnses on two hits and n pass and had
then forced two Giants over. For
twenty innings they had been as helm
less as infants, and here at last was
friendly hand in time of trouble
pushing them gently but firmly around
me towpaths as one might lead a blind
man man through the tangled traffic ut
fl1th avenue and Forty second street
AZ this point Shawkey was dorrickea
IN favor of Quinn, but thc Giants had
now picked up the lost trail leading
PACK to camp. They were no longer
t9re,whdered stragglcrs in the jungle.
Ihcy were out in the open whore they
could see once more the thin blue,
camps smoke of success. Shawkey
ieit Quinn at tough spot on the road,
where Rawling's single tied the count
at 1 and f.
Crowd Quickens to Drama
ne crowd was now in wild and
woolly uproar, partisan, clamorous and
full of battle flame. The neutrals
seemed to have swung over 10 the
Giants, then the underdogs. For the
next three innings the main battle was
between the two fanatcal factions as
Quinn and Barnes strobe forward, side
by side, both bri 'liantly supported,
with Barnes having a shade the bet
ter of things.
In their half of tho seventh the
lankS passed out as quickly rs a ,ha.
check boy reaches for tip.
| And here were the Giants with
Frisch At bat again, Frsch who had
| already reached first every time up.
As the Fordham star walked out
that part Of the crowd that had cheered
Ruth's second strikeOut opened up a
salvo of acclaim. Always over the far
horizon the populacc peers for new
king in the realm of sport. And
Frisch so far had surpassed the great
Bambino at bat.
The Fordham hoy's response to this
rouSing welcome was Stnging blow
to safe soil. Young followed with IA
| double, and above the IN multi you
could hear the call, "Thcy'rc of
They're off -
Somebody said something here
more of mouthful than DemoSthencs
with his pebble workout could hope to
get away with.
Kellys pass filled the bases and
when Meusel smote Il double to right
| the avalanche was under way, the 81
noon was at work, the CarthQuakC had
| started. the tidal wave was on--and
the Ianks we're utterly and completely
| swampcd.
Bing-bing g-bing-biug First di-
vision machine guns thanking scissors
never barked at Il faster clip
The Giants were loose at last The
ball and chain were off Their batting
eyes were free from dust and their
lusty war clubs were making mp for
game with the mildcwed batting aver
age OF III against Mays and HOyt.
Just III for the champions of the
National League. But here was diff
ferent meat to feed upOn-and they
were hungry men. After Mcuscl's
double, Rawlings singled and Quinn
heard the moose call sounding him to
! pack and go. Rip Collins followed,
stepping into the middle of fusilladC
that blew his cap off before he knew
| what it was all about. Without paus-
ing for an extra breath the Giant at.
| tack struck Collins under the right and
left ear in rnpid succession, as runner
after runner ripplcd over the plate.
Frankie Up Again-Walks
With two men out Frisch came up
for the second time and Wnlkod-COm-
pleting five safe arrivals at first base
out Of five starts. Young followed for
his second chance. lie had already
donated IL double to this same round,
and now, in burst Of irryd gen.
erosity, he decided to contribute a
triple. Ills blow to left center went
clean to the fence, cracking three
World Series records VIZ, eight runs
in ono inning, two runs for one man,
aud double ana triple for one lone
baSeman.
So Collins followed Shawkcy and
Quinn out through the Swallowed high
way of tears and sorrow, with Rogers
summoned to take anything that was
icft.
The Giants got three moro hits and
another run in the eighth to complete
their work OF destruction and to even
m for tho IpSt' Np uSuuTnEllS CaSt thpir