Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-12
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NEW YORK. Oct. ll.-Irorcinr ,h,,
issue with the Yankees by powerful
work with the stick. the Giants
eTenct the world series count today.
ukinS the sixth game by The scor.
OF 10 .. Each club now has won
thrco games. and If the course of tho
Struggle so far Is anything to iuJr.
by. the battle bids fair TO go tho
limit OF nine encounters. with n crc,,
contest on the last day for tho final
honors.
i"oaS game at the Polo Grounds
piaSco IN mid autumn weather TO 2;
crowd OF some $1,000 spectators. tool,
on TOT couple of innings the aspect
ot ~ battle OF homc-run hi,ters
Meanwhile. up in the stand. his dam
asei arm in II sling. unable to play.
SAT babe Ruth. the king of all III.
h"'ac runners. pathGtic picture Of
panied determination. watching no
les" than three other men clout ths
bali for circuit drives before III.
game was two innings old.
TWO "l these men were OF the on
posing clan. the other was "Babc"
iiuth's own substitute, the slim am,
snappy Chick" Fewster. Sunstitu,,.
tewster lifted the ball into the ,cf,-
hcld hicacncrs with II man aboard :,
the Yankees second inning puttin
ms club on the happy side of a two-
run margin after the home rurs
Giant SiugEers Emil Meusel aud
Franz Snyder had cancelcl a tbrc.
run advantage which the AmcrIc,,
i.casuors had acquired in the uyst
INNING. There Was nothing OF ieol-
ousy in Huth's derneanor as y,
watched all this. and the one ban,,y
smile observed on his face dur,ur
III" afternoon appeared when "Chic,S.
inserted his four-hase blow.
Giants Descend on Shn,,kcy.
me game ultimately and most de-
serfediy went II the Giants through
thnhderous descent unon pitcher
BOB" Shawkcy in the fourth inninr
which ncitsd four runs and gave
Jess Barnes Il commanding margin
upon which TO pitch Il game of con-
sumate skin for the remaining In
hinSs he occupied the mound.
harncs was Manager John Nc
oraws second choice. less didn't
start the game: Fred Toncy did ,hat
Three runs had gone across the n,at,
on bit OF snappy consecutive HIT
i!hg by the Yankees when he was
removed. Barnes prevented further
scoring in that inning. but In tn,
secondNa single. followed by Few
s,ers homer. added two runs TO the
Yankees total.
The Yankee scoring stopped right
thcre. however Harnes was their
master all the rest OF the way. II,
had the American League bats,ncn
constantly guessing. and usually
guessing wrong. striking out no less
thah ten OF them. Every regular on
the ianhc. team was famed h,
Barncs at least once, and Aaron Wara
struck out twice. 1t was Harncs' sec-
ond victory or the series
Manager Miller Hugg!ns. as well as
ms managerial opponent, John Me-
lTaw, was forrcd to second choice
OF box men, early in the game Hug
gins first selection, Harry IIarper.
the Yankees OF side twirier lasted (,
little longer than Toney. but nothing
to boast about. Harper got by th.,
hrst inning creditably. but collapsed
In the second. giving away three.
run lead with which his teammates
had supplied him. Rather. 1t might b.
said. the hard-hitting Giants took the
lead away by main force with the cir
cult drives OF Mcuscl and Snyder
Mcusel's came with one man on base.
and Snyder's followed with but a., u
out intervening, Shawkey went in
after another National Leagne bats
man. Barnes. had tapped Harper for
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