Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-11
WAITE HOYT TOO MUCH
FOR NEW YORK GIANTS
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started Tor home Wards throw to
Schang stopped h!:a. am,! :. needed
''un was cut right off our story III
took nothing from us in morale. but
II tired the Yankees and s;vcd Hoyt
Long Bob" vas far from through
IN his mad campaign Of hat. II.
made another saving play in the
eighth inning that showed us that
IN" reports ri his throwing are not
I" 30 discounted. II was the victim
mis- time. ana III say that mighty
'"w Outhcldcrs could have made the
play he did after Ross Young had
singled. hit for what should have
been Il double and | hit out for the
bag. | slid, but Mcuscl's throw beat
me fairly That made tw" omt for
us. Then Eipp made :, saving catch
OF Irish" Mcuscrs foul. Rawlings
made Il donbl" IN the ninth. Sow. II
had beaten MeuscIs throw and
Johnnie had doubled. we would have
won the game.
want To say now that Artlc Nehf
lost another tough game. He really
"utpitchCd iioyt. when you consider
the game in some Of its aspects. Art
allowed only half n dozen hits, and
he gave only one hasc on balls, bat
thnt was enough 10 do the business.
Tn" Yankees again went back 10
their onc-run style Of baseball, and
made the most of 1t. They took
chances on the paths when they hit
the ball To the outhcld. and their dar-
ing. aiding their speed made .t pos
sihlo for them To win. Take the third
inning: McSaliy walked and Schang
got a lucky double. Elmer Miller
Then flied To short left field. and Nc
Sally, with Il certain out staring him
in the face, broke for the plate.
M.usel cut the bali in. hut it Was
Intercepted. and McNaiIy scored.
SchanS going 10 third. Peck. how
ever. was an easy out at the get
away sack. and only one run scored
In the fourth Ruth came up, and we
expected him To try for II homer.
He hunted and WAS safe by an inch.
Long o." came through with q
double To his brothers. domain. and
Ruth scored. The Ia 10" tainted
from the pain in his leg when he got
To the bench, but gamoiy returned 10
the fray. ripp was out, ana Wards
hy scored Long Bob" with The last
uun OF the game.
Right here and now ! want To tell
tho fans something that is on my
n.ad about Bah" Ruth. the big
EarIhino" is playing under a ter
-ibic handicap thcsc days. He had
/ deep !ncision made in h!s LEFT arm
that must pain him frighttully. Fur
thcrmOrc. ~ has torn away the ad-
tuctor lorgus in his right Lee. and
.nunot run without suffering eN-
quisitc vain. liut he is in the game.
ANA if he cannot do everything, he
is trying
ZIG Eabe" Is not terrifying our
Il
c~.y every time and struck him out
,hrrc times. / don't want TO take
.uyth.u. away from Ruth. but II he
.as i'm our League u" would never
:ct any nfty-uiuc home runs. lie
would hc forced to face AT least two
good pitchers IN every series, ana
;hcy would curb him. He Is great
and a dangerous PLAYER, but not as
great, | think. as the fans believe.
Kelly selects Harper for Yankees
Now for the res; OF the series ana
It's probablc outcome. Miller Hug
,ine has To depend upon n second
string hurlcr for the remainder OF
The games. lie VIII he forced 10
work Harry Harper today, ana
think we Will murder him The lett
randcr is too wild to outstay our mt
tcrS. and we Will walt him out. vi
course. if he has the right control
wc will play straishtnway baseball
Harper Will have to win in ORDER 10
give IiuuCins lecway 10 work Mays
on two days rest |, Will be Mays
and Hoyt right - the end with no
quarter shown. We can 80 right
''ack with Tuncy. and Zig Fred
will pitch his heart out to win
There Will he no thrcc-!nn!nE SUN
in his next start. w" stun nave
slim" Sallcc and We have Jess
BARNES to send into the fray WIN
the Yankees using the "ul1a h"a'o
10 pick Il hurlcr
I;uc,, mn. Won Giant fans. The boys
will swccD the boards in the next
three days.