Arizona republican., 1921-10-11

were full Kelly raised Texas leaguer to center and Bancroft scored. Irish Meusel struck out and Rawlings ended the inning bv forcing Kelly, Peckinpaugh to Ward
 In the second inning for the Tanks. Bob Meusel, singled to right and ad- vanced to second on Pipps sacrifice. As Ward struck out Meusel tried to steal third F'risch dropped Smiths good throw and Meusel made a break for the plate, but was nipped as he slid in, F'risch to Smith. Friscb was given an error.
 The Yankees tied the score in the third. McNally drew a base on balls and went to third on Schang's two base drive to left. Hoyt was thrown out at first by Bancroft Miller sent a sacrifice fly to Meusel and McNally scored, Schang taking third. Peck inpaugh went out at first on an un- assisted play by Kelly.
 In the fourth the Giant outfielders moved towards the fence and the in- fielders stepped back when Ruth came to the bat He fooled them hv laying down a bunt. and beating Nehf's throw to first, the Giants kicking at the umpire's decision. The crowd cheered Ruth's strategy. He scored few minutes later on Bob Meusel's slashing drive to left. Meuse1 moved up to third on Pipp's out at first and scored the last run of the game on Wards sacrifice fly to Burns
 Record Split for Players
 The players participating in the 1921 worlds series fund will divide $292.522.33 a new high record for the players share. Under the rules 7a in the gate receipts after today's game, the fifth of the series. In creased seating capacity and higher admission charges account for the new total.
 While today's attendance and gate receipts fell slightly below those of Fridays game, the official figures gave 35,75S paid admissions for a total gate receipt of s115.754. Of this amount the advisory board col lected s17.5131o. the players s59- .54454, and the club owners, sS9,- 69636.
 The best previous figures for the players total share were those of the 1919 series between Chicago and Gin cinnati when the players pool amounted to s260.349.66. While the present series has not as yet evolved winner and loser. the two local clubs players will divide $219,391.66 on a basis of approximately $751; 634.97 to the team which finally cap lures the championship, and sS7.- 756.69 to the losers. Subject to pos sible minor correction by the advi- sorry board accountants, the Cleve- land and Pittsburg players in the role of second place winners will di- vide something like s43.S7S.34 while +, fuvn .fC fcar frd in each penranl race will split $29.- 252, ,23. The four umpires' remunera- tion will be provided from the ad- visory boards fund upon a basis of a sum equal to one winning and one losing players share combined and divided into four equal parts.
 Babe Ruth was ordered not to play in tomorrow's game by pr. George w King, who examined his arm late tonight
 "Ruth's injured arm." he said. "is in such condition that he would be taking chances of further injury, possibly of a serious nature. if he were to take part in tomorrow's con- test. The arm is swollen consider ably from the work to which it was subjected during the afternoon and the wound is draining more than it had been earlier in the day. It is possible we may have to make still another incision in the injured mem Der. To play while the arm is in its