Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-07

(Bysthe asASsocia4Sa ffazs) The Yan-
Reef have backed the stAgseriN6
Giants: ujSss sasaih1M the, fence In their
backyard quarrel for the worlds ~
ries tchAmppnship and the National
leaseler1 staked their allltodAySon the
big Tenne essee 3 mountainaer, Fred
Toney,, to stop the American league
champions in their push.
The Giants are floundering in a
widening ticleyof twp defeats and John
McGraW realizes that hole viii look
like a Colorado canyon unless his
minions overcome the Yanks this att
.AlI OF .u5, have been in a betting
s,ump,n :, said the curly 'Babe'' Ruth
in the. =cltib house, where no sat as
sidiously4 sand papering his,war club.
'''I UNDERSTAND McC1raw has. 8aYen or
tlers to It's pitchers to work the cor
ners Of thespla and that IT they walk
me 1t 10 all right but they are not to
throw any balls in the groove. II they
pass me to first how do they figure
to stop me from stealing bases ~
Giants Dumbfounded.
The GiantsS are dumb bfounded at the
work Of American leaguers on the
never did any pilfering on bases but
waited to- be hit around.
IF I wAren't so busy trying to get
a hit,.,,eraid Pipp Young, the Giants
sardener,. "I'd go out, and hunt for
that bird that spilled that dope on
the Xanks.n
New York has found it could eat it's
lunch.apd he In time to get seats in
the ,unrSserved sands The only man
grounds was the night sapennte endent,
Dan Brou4hers, the Old time Detroit
first, bzkemah. and the Babe" Ruth
NICK Altrock and Al Schaoht of the
Warrington club did their comedy
acts for the yamusefne emit Of the eariy
arrivals. e. q .st .:sss !. TX. .3
Manager McGraw. put; the Giants
through a long batting practice. Shea
and feeding the ball to the home folks.
Toney and Douglas took turns bat-
= shawkseyy was figured az the Yam
kee'g. h0x man., Ruth limped badly
as he crossed the field. He sprained
4 liRamept Gliding into third base ten
dayE aso1and the injury was troubling
him again. @ II s zi
~ ~! s7s3ss3 Good Weather. III !
..preaxinE playing weather for the
third game Of the world &, series was
Indicated ut 10 .. "a. today. : Ultra
marine skies seemed 70 belle predic-
tions of rain late in the day. The
mercury stood q few deSreess higher
than W. srday. Il Il d, /
Lineup. ss;s., \, \; q. !.
The batting order for today: 81 @
11illeri Of; PeckinpAugh
ss: Ruth II; n. Msusel ri Pfppa lb:
ward 2b; MeNaliy ~; schafg e;
sneass 'ss.ntss2Busns s ef; s. p.neroft s;
Frtsch 3b; Young rf; Kelly u; ri
Meus1l N;s wlings - - Snyder 9;
Toneyp. ,s's y u n II. y {; s..t "A 4 "
= ID n 49, III Umpirea -..ii, Il. Il. q,
Thsssnp,rss have been .saEnsd 70 g;
ouixgeysAts the plate, Chill at hrst,
RtSisr at second Y and Moriarity .af
ess...ss.,-ssss ilst inning ,...
ssYsnkessAii Miller. pp. Strike one.
sfr3kXs Miller lined out 10 Ffisch.
PeckfttbShel,s up, strike one. III Ball
Ont, ypul. strike two. Rawlings
shrsx ont, ,PeeAinpangh 81 first,s Ruth
mn = gBailsonS BAil tHo. Strike one.
Hrike IA V!p., Il Ruth struck 81 ont. n and
T0neyseotSa bt9 sheaf sAS he walked 'to
t,ss bench. No hits, no. runs no ar
e09s;ii Cant, 81 . ssrn. 10. d ,,e, q nan snss Ban
kxo. Bslt thrse, g trskN ode, Strike
tro. 1Bsffrs Aieds ont 70 Myuasi. 1
tahcrA .up. etrils ON, Wird tnrev
out Hpnrteft . erst. III Z. risen Up. y.