Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-10-07
Yankees Score Second Victory Over Giants By 80 Scor

1.-THE Californian did nothing less than
execute a clean steal or home in the
eighth-duplicating McNally's feat of
| Wednesday. He didn't have to slide
| for it, either, for the pitch on which
| he store in was wide and Earl Smith,
the startled catcher let it get away
from him for a passed ball.
The Giant rooters got their Glance
again today to grew enthusiastic over
the playing of the remarkable Frank
Frisch. This stellar performer un-
doubtedly prevented the score taking
on decidedly more lopsided aspect.
He made great catch of a sizzling
liner by Meusel. labelled for two bases
with two on, in the Yankees first in
ming, turning the smash into a dou-
BILE play. Then. in the third, he
brought the crowd to its feet with his
brilliant performance in grabbing
difficult -grounder from McNally,
throwing himself at the ball, and then,
while flat on the ground, reaching up
and tagging Walter Pipp, who was
tearing for third.
Much CT the excitement OF the game
was crowded into the Yankees third
inning. Schang started by sending a
l..
ed and twisted to get under Hoyt's
Texas Lacquer but was unable to hold
the ball. Peckinpaugh walked and the
crowd yelled to Ruth to 'hit 'er OUT
as the Babe came to the bat Coach
Leary Of the Yankees, however, ran
out of the dugout, and drew. Umpire
Moriarty's attention to the ball The
umpires examined it and threw it out
of the game. Pitcher Nehf took no
chances with the home run hitter and
passed him to first, filling the bases.
This brought up Bob Meusel, another
hard hitter, but the best he could do
was to send up a short fly to Ban
croft. leaving the three runners
stranded.
$4,000 Gate Receipts
The Yanks scored their first run in
the fourth inning. After Pipp had sent
a high fly to Young, Ward got hit
on slow bounder to right Mentally |
hit Nehf, who, in trying to throw out |
Ward at second, shot the BAN woe |
and both runners were safe. Wally |
Schang drew a pass, filling all the |
corners. Ward tailed the first run |
as Hoyt went out on grounder, Raw !
lings to Kelly. McNally tried to score |
as the play was being made a first |
and was nipped at the. plate by KEEL
ly's good throw to Smith.
Nothing further happened in the |
scoring line until the eighth when the
Yankees added two. Prisch muffed
Peckinpaugh's easy fly back of sec.
ond base. Ruth smashed grounder
to Kelly who threw out Peckinpaugh |
at second, Bancroft taking the throw.
Ruth psrinted to third ON BOD Meu-
sel's single to center and came home
as Pipp was going out on ground
er, Rawlings TO Kelly. Meusel took
third on the play. Then the unex-
pected again happened = Meusers
steal home amid cheers that shook
the grandstand. Ward ended the in
ming by fouling out to Kelly.
In addition to establishing a new
world record of two consecutive shut
outs by the same team in the first two
games, the gate receipt record went |
by the board. The 34,939 spectators
who Witnessed heYankees' second vic
tory paid s115,32O. This was more
tran six times the gate receipts in |
the second game of the 1905 series, |
which was the first played at the Polo |
grounds under the national commits.
sion rules.
Players Get S5s,s1s
By strange coincidence, the Giants
lost that game to the PHILADELPHIA |
Athletics on the same field and by the
same score as that of today's contest. |
Chief Bender did the hurting for Con. !
ME Mack and it was the only game |
won by the Athletics Il the famous |
shutout, series. At that game. the |
first of the series in New York, "a.
1872 persons paid s1S,9SS.
OF the Sl15,320 paid today, the play |
ers will receive s55,S13.2O, the clubs |
S39,2OS;S0 and the advisory board ST. |
29S. IL interest in the series contin- |
ues and the play should extend to six |
or seven games, new total REGENTS |
record is almost certain in view of |
the high prices being charged for both |
reserved and unreseryed seats at the |
Polo grounds. The present record for |
rate receipts is held by the 1919 Sc. |
ries between the Cincinnati and Chi
cago clubs, when $722,414 was taken |
In during the eight games