The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-10


low understand shoots and went out in
order in field grounders. McNally threw
our Kelly, Mays tossed out Irish" Meu-
sci and Peckinpaughs relayed Rawlings
grounder to Pipp.
The Yankees broke into the scoring
column in their half Of the fifth inning
Pipp caused lot of excitement by send
ing clean single to. left and went to
second on Wards neat sacrifice. Doug
las to Kelly. Friseh scooped up McNal-
ly's grounder, caught Pip between Sec
ond and third ami ran him down, the
playing being Frlsch to Rawlings to
Frisch. McNally remained on first and
a minute later sprinted all the way home
on Schang-s tremendous drive for three
were almost SID The Ya-.a@7e- followers
footed McNaIly raced acrolss-- r5rzfe
with the first run. Mays ended the in
ming by grounding ont, Rawlings to Kelly
The Giants made their first hit OF
the game in the sixth Snyder lined ont
to McNa1Iy and Wardthrew out Douglas
Burns shot single to- center ana was
LETT on the bags as Hncroft was thrown
out by Ward on an esy chance.
In the Yankees ha Miller fouied out
to Snyder. Peckinrugh scratched an
infield hit and Ruthstruck out. to the
great delight of the iants' rooters. He
them being foul rilces. With Bob !
Meusel at bat Peckimugh tried TO steal |
but was thrown out
The Giants were 1T off short bv ! /
double play in theiralf of the seventh.
Frisch was out, wa to Pipp Young
singled to center anwas forced at Sec
ond by Kelly. who S doubled at first
the play being Warto Peckinpaugh "a
Pipp. Douglas in Yankees half Of
the eighth gave ond the best exhibi-
lions of pitching far seen in the
series. Bob Meuselent UP a fly that
Young gathered IN Pip and Ward E
went out by the strIout route.
Then came the Cts big inning OF
the game. Irish Mel drove the sec
ond bah pitched to tleft field fence for
three bases. The hitDused the specta-
tors and there was. nendous cheering
as Rawlings came TOT. He made good
by shooting a single SIT. sending home
Meusel with the tieinan. Snyder tried
to sacrifice He lai0wn a fine HINT
that rolled toward firnd Mays in trv-
ing to field the ball sFled on the grass
and the attempted ifice bIossomed
into a hit. both Rags and SNYDER
being safe. This wac turning point
of the game. With tn. the score tied
and no one out. and crowd cheering
ike mad Douglas AIDED the runners
s by sacrificing. Mays Ward. Burns
then scored both runrby a hefty two
l,ase drive to left, ane cheering last
ed for some time. 1.-THE. Giants On
the coaching line andse in the dug
outs showing their pleasure by
throwing up their ca1d patting one
another on the back. roft tried hard
to bring Burns home the best he
could do was to raj fly to Ruth.
F'risch ended the innir fouIing out to
Schang.
The Yankees went Undermined to
wipe out the Giants ldcNaIIy start
} ed out badly by striput Schang.
/ however. scratched field hit but
was forced at second lys on play
nv Rawlings to Bancrde latter tried
for a double play at tut his throw
as low and the bail to the grand
) stand. Mays taking 81 Miller end
{ ~ fhe inning by strout and the
: Yankees chances Of viaded It was
! Douglas eighth strsk9f the game.
NcssraAx's men a6ded to their score
IN the final inning Young was
: THROWN out hyaAIays. rip ed a two
: aarcer 10 LETT and s on Irish 4
Z MensePs single to the feld ATeuscl
s .rled' to steal and wi. Schaag to
: Pecklnpaugh. RawIiried a Texas
) Lacquer to right andeft at first
| when Snyder popped I'd.
In winning his gangIas pitched
t five more tails than He hurled
i 10s balls at the battdich 50 were
Z called balls. q resu strikes. *
S foul strikes. fouls. fld outs, an
E outfield out and Mi
< Mays pitched ss tl7sI balls. %
strikes. II foul strilznfieid outs,
s 1 outfield outs, 8 hite1e base on
s error.
) Neither pitcher gaY On balls.