Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-14
NATIONALS WIN
OVER YANKS 10
IN FINAL GAME
7 e ars Stream D o W n
Hoyt's Face As 1921
Series Close Adversely

New York, Oct. .13. = Worlds
champions, 1921-the New
York National League baseball
club.
The Giants won by defeating
the Yankees in the eighth
game Of the worlds series at
the Polo Grounds today. The
American league champions
died fighting hard in a classic
twirling duel between their
pitching aces, Waite Hoyt and
Art Nchf, the Giants star left
handler.
However. they lacked the necessary
ing the game ! to 0 and the series five
games to three.
The Giants victory gives Manager
John J. McGraw his second world.
championship team. The New York
Nationals seven time pennant winners
under McGraw. captured he worlds
title against the Athletics of the Amer
lean league in 1905 but altho winning
the bunting five times SINCE they have
been baffled every time till his year
bowling to the Athletics. once TO the
Red Sox and once to the White Sex.
This year with a National league en-
trant that had shown its high class by
coming from behind late and beating
the Pfttsburg Pirates TO the nag the
worlds series told different story.
on to poor start thru loss OF the first
two games. the Giants Eameiy came
back. speedily. evened up the ssrtes and
then with but slight let up while
getting their second wind rounded into
the strsfclr with a rs,Nh and pushed
thru with three straight victories TO
their final triumph. In every victory
except today's they came from behind.
Thus ono of the best and most holly
contested series in tho history Of the
sport. was won cleanly. and in the
final analysis. decisively by club
whose gsmeness and ali-around ability
will be generally conceded.
As for the underlying reason for the
success of the McGraw men experts
may differ but there seems little cause
to doubt that the most widely pro-
pounded opinion will be that It Ia be-
cause OF a preponderance of high class
pitching. Tho series showed but two
OF Manager Miller Huggins twlrlers
capable of pitching winning pathways
and Hoyt-whilc the Giants put for
ward trio of masters in Douglas.
Barnes and Nehf. Outht by the
Giant. in nearly every game and by
many points in the series. tho Yankees
none the less made hard fight by
their smartness in mauufacturinE
runs out of scant material and tho ssu-
perb work done by Mays and Hoyt in
six of tho eight battles.
Winning OF tho final game was due
to tho superb pitching Of Schf against
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Hardly whit less credible was the
performance OF Hoyt the Yankee
youngster, who twice before had taken
Nehfs measure In close battles. Hoyt
was in trouble in several innings. but
except In the fatal first when the
Giants scored their only tally on TWO
bases on balls and an error, ne worked
himself out brilliantly, once with
line running catch ny Fewstcr.
Near the end he was going stronger
than ever, retiring the Giants III the
eighth and ninth.
The game was won by the Giants In
tho first inning and was probably saved
for them IN the ninth by as brilliant
n fielding performance as has been seen
= many day.
pne Yankee mad been retired In the
final frame. This was Babe Ruth.
again in UNIFORM, nut ConfintnE MS