Arizona republican., 1921-10-10

completely in the grip of Carl Mays. They were unable to do much with his low unherhanded shoots and went 1 out in order on infield grounders. 1 McNally threw out Kelly, Mays toss ed Irish Meusel out and Peckin- paugh relayed Rawlings grounder 70 Pipp.
 Yanks Score Fifth
 The Yankees broke into the scoring column in their half of their inning. Pipp caused lot of excitement by sending clean single to left, and went down to second on Wards neat sacrifice, Douglas to Kelly. Firsch scooped up McNally's grounder. caught Pipp between second third and ran him down. the play being Firsch to Rawlings to Ffrsch. McNaily re- mained on first and a minute later sprinted all the way home on Schangs tremedous drive for three bases to left field. Mays ended the inning by grounding out. Rawlings, to Kelly. The Giants made their first hit of the game in the sixth. Snyder lined
 out to McNally and Ward threw out Douglas. Burns shot a snigle to cen ter and was left on the bag as Ban
 croft was thrown out by Ward on an
 easy chance.
 m lne dnkeeS Idl1, MllitT lOQie0 out to Catcher Snyder Peckinpaugh scratched an infield hit and Ruth
 Struck out, to the great delight of l the Giants rooters. He went out on three pitched balls. two of them be- l ing foul strikes. With Bob Meusel at bat, Peckinpaugh tried to steal but was thrown out, Snyder to Rawl- ings.
 l The Giants were cut short by a double play in their half of the sev- enth. Frisch went out, Ward to Pipp. Young singled to center and I was forced at second. Kelly was
 doubled at first, Ward to Peckin- paugh to Pipp. Douglas in the Yan-
 kees' half of the inning gave one of
 the best exhibitions of pitching so
 far seen in the series. Bob Meusel
 sent up fly that Young gathered in
 and Pipp and Ward went out by the strikeout route. Then came the , Giants big inning of the <game
 Irish" Meusel drove Mays second pitch to the left field fence for three bases. The hit aroused the specta- ] tors and there was tremendous cheer- ing as Rawlings came to bat. He . made good by shooting a single to , right, sending home Meusei with the
 tying run. Snyder tried to sacrifice
 He laid down a fine bunt that rolled , toward first and Mays, in trying tc : field the ball, sprawled on the grass
 and the attempted sacrifice blos- , somed into a hit, both Rawlings ant f Snyder being safe. This was tn, : turning point of the game.
 e Burns Gets Into Column
 With two on, the score tied. and nt S one out, and the crowd cheering lik, : mad, Pitcher Douglas advanced tn, . runners by sacrificing, Mays t, V Ward. Burns then scored both run : ners by a hefty two base drive, ant o the cheering lasted for some time o Even the Giants on the coachini s line and those in the dugout shove,
 their great pleasure by throwing Ill n their caps and batting one anothe d on the back. Bancroft tried hard t, ,t bring Burns home, but the best h | could do was to raise a fly to Ruth e Frisch ended the inning by foulini e out to Schang.
 It The Yankees went to bat deter e mined to wipe out the Giants lea6 d McNaliy started out badly by strik a ing out. Schang, however, scratche g out an infield hit, but was forced a l. second by Mays on a play by Rawl
 ings to Bancroft. The latter trie .- for a double play at first but hi 1t throw was low and the ball rolIe " to the grandstand, Mays taking sec K ond Miller ended the inning b 2 striking out and the Yankees chance le of victory faded. It was Dougla CT eighth strikeout of the game
 at McGraw's men added a run to the of score in the final inning. Afte 1- Young was thrown out by May S. Kelly ripped a two-bagger to le as and scored on Irish" Meusers sir te gle to the same field. Meusel trie IFS to steal, and went out, Schang 1 Ie Peckinpaugh. Rawlings raised ck Texas leaguer to right and was le
 at first when Snyder popped to War tsl In the Yankees last turn at b;