New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

triple. His blow to left center went
clean to the fence, cracking three
worlds series records, viz. eight runs
IN one inning, two runs for one man,
and double and triple for one lone
batsman.
So Collins followed shawkey ard
Quinn out through the shadowed high
way OF tears and sorrow, with Rogers
summoned to take anything that was
left.
The Giants got three more hits and
another run in the eighth to complete
their work of destruction and to even
up TOR the festive asparagus cast their
way by Carl Mays and Waite Hoyt
In this defeat the Yanks had dropped
a queer type OF game. They had fieded
brilliantly and their eight hits had
netted five runs. They had shown a
stronger attack than upon either Of
the first two days-they made more
hits, scored more runs and had been
as fawless in the field. And yet in
spite Of this, through the weakness of
each man who stepped TO the box. thew
were fairly slaughtered and completely
overrun. All Of which shows again the
vital Importance Of the entry who
stands in the middle of the diamond
and casts his wares in the direction of
the plate. 1t might be said that Schang
by calling for so many pitch outs,
failed to help his faltering boxmcn,
who were none too steady as it was
Shawkey's tate might have been set
tied even sooner If Ward had not high
jumped five feet for Rawlinqs's line
smash, with Meusel tearing for second.
This remarkable play throttlcd the first
rally, but Shawkey was having entirely
700 much trouble with his control to
get very far. Once the steadiest Of
pitchers, this wildness came upon him
after a Cleveland accident, and he has
never been the same man since.
As result Of the Giant revival the
se1es IS now warming up in q good
old-fashioned way.
Higgins Faces Pitching Crisis
The Giants are still a game behind
but in Douglas, Nehf and Barnes thew
nave shown three pitchers hard To hit
while the Yanks have offered only two
Unless Harper, the left handed can
rally to Huggins's aid he must bank ex-
cluslve!y upon Mays and Hoyt who
wlil have heavy burden to carry IF
the series goes to eight games. Crowd
ed with extra work, and brief rest
thcy can hardly be expected TO hold the
brilliant form botn showed in their
first blast from the rife pit.
Unless Harper is there these two
men must win three more games to
carry the Yankees safely into port
where for brief moment yesterday
they were almost ready 70 dock.
There IS a better chance Of Toney
coming back With winning stuff than
shawkey in his present unsteady form,
but the main problem seems to be ius.
how far Mays and Hoyt can run with
IouGlas, Nchf and Barnes.
Once out OF the rut, the Giants are
back upon their toes again, different
team from the club that sagged so
badly at the start. George Burns. with
his iour hits and his super-blilliant
eaten Of Quinn's mighty WALTON to deco
center, IS a ball player now to be
watched, With Frisch and Ruth.
1t vas case yesterday Of the Giants
stealing the Yankees stuff, even as the
iAnks had pilfered their wardrobe the
two day. before. They won out with
the big mace and nothing else. From
now on the duh roar Of the base hif
should rcsound With even Qrcater thun-
dor, and somewhere in the u}iost nj
tne cannonadinf tho Dig Bafnbino
sneuld step torth and bcgin to Iadlc
out aIs food ohot from guns
Sheclting the "Dubo' fer II game 81.
two IS one affair suppsessGaa hin, for
an @ntifc zer.es IS 4ouiei1inx eisr.