Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
NATIONALS SHOVE
WINNING COUNTER
ACROSS IN SEVENTH

iiS1SSSS III III |ssis
Continued From First raeoN
w"ndorlul support Ay his Gi;'n;
no; Il Folding misrlay he
INK made on tho Giants side.
on the o,lor hand. Casi Mass. while
the loser. has TO ho given credit for
an equally notable. 4 less successful,
performance on tue mound. The
blond Missourian was stoadIor than
Douglas. not issuing = pass AMI At
lowing hut six hits To eight FOR his
opponent. and but FOR y slip, most
unfortunate FOR Mays II his Yankee
teammates, ON tho part oi Aaron
Ward in the seventh inning, the
game might easily nave gone into
extra innings with tho score lied.
! to i
h Yankce second n,scmon's or
rho shortly af;crwurd scored tho
winning tally. The usruliy reliable
Ward. who has been notably busy
series. this time lot Il S~roundcr by
Rawlings got away from him. after
TWO iants had been retired In the
seventh inning. Aaron recovered IN"
f''Aa shtA'A - - w. Ntf' -
but was just too late.
Thu play on Rawlings. clcarly made
ut curse. would hav, retired the side.
but Wards hohhic provided an opcn-
ing of which the Giants We're quick
to take advantage. Frdnk Sryd."
Numbered confidently W. t. the ria;c
ANA banged away without an Instance
hesitation. j2lrm!ng Ia 'irSt ball
pitchcd '"to IN" outnc.d Tor 1.-TWO
bases.
ra,vlFnuu wiro.,t Ms vuy nround
The bases as Miller and Fewsiar
scrambled ipc the bali. tut before Il
COULD 10 r.l4ycd In. Rawlings was
ACROSS tho plate Witli what proved -
u. the winning tails. Tho Gita;
rootcfs knew 10 HINTS In thetr u
thus!asm, and il was moments be-
.oTt> the roar sllNsidvl as Mays put
ON steam ana famed Douglas Tor the
-l.yt out.
Game Nir-and-Tu"k Affair.
Tho ramc crom tie ye.y s,ari w,s
90 u~ip-lnd-tun.t affair. Tn. second
man NJ cit yn'h t.eu:. .""6tnp hIsh
Ter ne Yankees ,nd i'arcfp.i ;or the
UNllr. hu, huth wer. leu. Then
lI the second. tHc YANKEES broke tHc
s'- anu sen. a ruu a-ross. !lp9 tac
irst man MP, siashcd . Goubie u left.
Wiia thcn s,eupeh IN and .tth a
n..,t -,crtio" advanced tho larEy irst
~,aSc 80 ,hird MeTal!y r"S; Up, vas
risht man ,"r ~" Hi"ea. WIN
ia" lIIC4' i-i.Nl - lF singled
harply to -.shc gnd lrpp tailed.
Wully Schuac Tprcrt McE,uy at
-r"nL, b"; Mays, Q, powerful hitter.
'uct one 10 Douglas or-rinca sGrnr--
iy and sent u shooting an 1t line IN
in.. direction Of r'sht Held. Raw-
lnrs, however, gathered himself to-
Gvth"r, lrai,ei A!gE In the ar and
NaUlrd down utc spnyr. with one
'oud, his great ctth retiring the
s.ir.
<,i-h,- .f,.. .,cr.., IN rho -ntr, }ut
= the tnurtt the fiants tied II up
NTH n out Young got an iniIc!d
~ % Mara's giovc .ni stole SEQ
md as Kelly famed. "ir;sh' M-l-
Sc! then lined a i'at single u center.
Nhirh brought Nuung home w!th tho
wing sun.
thc remained ~ il, lights
"mottec state U"t.i th- seventh Win
It's fatal break :u- ti.- Yankees. and
llr Giants w.uriuT tally.
5ieN"liy. whose hit brought IN che
Yankees only RIM. injured Mis- right
I"liie- ~ sliding Tor second when
U" w.s iorC"i thrrt in the second an
n!us Whru the NNakces tool, their
.h.%cc in IN" 'e!i IN the third. frani
i'tH.r, tn, vctH'an thigd-sac.rr took
~ the duty 20 guarding the itr or
Frank na,,rv Get, T~o nut..
Baker, with Hitir e. Il" ia tho Held.
gpi int" the !iiac!..ht twice ON the
offensive, Ths Y",d;rvS lad h,ru
punrI4s AFTER tls II. nud BAT threat
ne: scriuuS!y with $50 men out IA
M; seventh blkrr ,u|utributiu- - s,tt
.cr.. which S,haHs followed by az
u'her. Mou men were irtt. however.
"'.!t Lays grounded Dat.
la to hnn! inuinG win III. Yam
""'' h'edIu" one ran % tie tho hrst
80 mon w.r" .a.y.>.,uts. In" !ust
nance lay with .9al>.g. "ruuk. a.
'+ S;"rp"r ." TIA" plate. glanced over
! a. tieh'-h'.i stand. wh-ro. H.