The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-10-13
GIANTS WIN SUNDAYS GAME

GIANTS WIN SUNDAYS GAME
New York Oct 1O-The Giants and Yanks were an
square when they entered the fifth game OF the words
series today But the former were coming ana tne a9er
were going. McGraws outfit is impetus OF steam loea
wheeling up in their slaughter of the American league
champions in the last two starts Yesterday tney aam
|istered trouncng to Higgins pitching ace carr Mays
The score was4 to2 It is said that Mays has ost none o.
Ibis stuff but the Giants began hitting him and they Tor
got to STOP In all they got nine Oft Mays devety A
the matter stool before today game McGraW had tnIee
dependable pitchers working, they were fh1 Dous''
While it is true that the first two games they were
beaten chalked up against them onlX one G.
pitcher has been hit hard and that was Fred Ioney Who
Hoyte stood out the only hurer with clean record
up to today his two hit shutout in the second game was
the finest performance in the series to date.
Mavs after his initial shutout was pounded unmercl-
fulv in Yesterdays game Bob ShaWke, Jack Qumn ZIP
Collins and Tow Rogers all proved easy IN Frday oae
ting orge Higgins had in M nope ns
game gave the Giants victory Of to 2: Luck was
against Carl Mays he had the stuff but the Gla9s Woqa 4
hit They got nine off Mays delivery Inc ans Ks t 9
right time One of the Yanks pair OF runs was homer
by Babe Ruth which his first Of the series. Inc
eighth told the story The Giants got oyer Sree runs
one the eighth and threatened to even up TO hntn ~
stopped with only across Burns ana heey eac
cot two baggers and Mays and e. Neusel goI Triple;
The batteries TO rtodays games are: Yanks Hoyte ana
Schang for the Giants, Nehf and Snyder
Polo Grounds, New York, Oct 10-The crowd look
ed to number $4,000 when the umplres came on the hed
There were few vacant seats behind posts ana IN the
far of the upper stands put the beacner were
packed Captains Bancroft and Peck gave their hne1Ps
to Umpire Rgler who was in charge Of the game the
crowd cheered wildly when the Giants took their places
on the field: The play started Lat at o'clock nouoe+
First inning: Yanks-Miler popped to Bancroft
Peck out Frsch to Kelly Ruth famed sWnS!ng at low
curve No runs no hits, no errors Mem WORKED nlcey
and breaking in great style was sac f
McNauy Bancroft kicked about the ball ana R1gler
went out and looked at the ball but overrued the oDec
ton Bancroft forced Burns Peck to Ward Frsch sing
led off Hoytes glove the first ball ptched Bancro1t
stopped at second Young walked filling the bases quinn
warmed up in the bull pen Kelley singled to center scor
Kelley Peck to Ward. One rum two hits one error;
Hoyte appeared to lack control and was unable to
find his curves having to the na to get f up Of
Young Pipp sacrificed; Frsch to Kelley r. Meusel stop
ped at second Ward famed and Meuse was out at the
plate Frisch to Smith, No runs hits one error Inc
official score gave Frsch when ne dropped the
ball when Miller tried to leave third Glants-Smlth nm
ed to miller the first ball pitched Nehf flied to Rutn
who hardly moved for the hit Burns singled Bancrott
singled sharply to thrd Burns reaGhmg hara @ o
when the play changed the pate R. Meuse to Ppp to
Ward to Schang. No runs, no hits no errors
The score at the end of the sixth inning stooo:
Yanks, 3; Giants l. ~....,.- $1,000
MANY BELIEVED DROWNED SEA DISASTER
Glasgow, Scotland, Oct. 10-Twenty-four persons
pated Orchestra drowned when the LAIRD inner
Rowan sank the southwest coast OF Scotland AFTER TWO
collisions yesterday, it was feared today ,,
Earlier reports of the disaster gave the ls OF ony
16 missing including American but 1t IS believed TO-
|day that the number of victims is "a
Three Sim Fem experts who to have part IN the
conference at London were among the crowned me
Rowan coided with the American steamship Westcamak
IN tho North Channel earv Yesterday and both ships