Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
NEW YORK SCORES
| 8 RUNS IN FOURTH
| IN RECORD VICTORY
Seven Runners Cross Plate
Before IA Single Man
Is Retired.
BABE RUTH STRIKES OUT
WITH THE BASES Full.
Speaker Uses Three TwirIcrs
in Vain Effort to Stop
lluggins' Team.
,Con,Inu.A From rIre, r..p..

'"t h!n show his stun b.fur. the dis
aster was over Eight l.,ses on BAH.
ana SIX orrorc, three of The latter ny
zoe S"weil, the scm!scason.d south
"rn stripping shortStop. gave broad
comedy strokes 10 whnt otherwise
i"iEht have been lish, farce
u" scor. stood TO when the
i"ut'h began Iierr the Indians
h'Ehn AN earnest attempt to drive
Mays orr The Glab. and the niue
group OF Cleveland rootcrs in n box
"f inc visitors duEout were yoiling
not "r cold" subtle :nlugiun to
~" shower Smith ana Gardner sin
sled ana went to th!,d ana second.
respectively pu Scwcil's sacrifice.
Turns slammed rround"r at Peck
imphLrh. which Roger fumbl.d, per
uniting Smith and Gardner TO score.
o.N"Ii singled and Mails eacriiic.d
Jam cSon's double scored Barns aud
o'Neil Tha, made the score To
"rd gay" the Indians y fine lighting
chance TO win
Just nm Explosions.
HJt th'n came the explosion.
luu"ir"u iHuks went az tp la, In
Tho fourth inning and Tri- Speaker.
huzs Win his thoughts in center
fr'l lc:t Mails tn tho bon. taking n
pounding TINT t"w pitchers ever sur
Tor Ia on" inuiug. peck singled and
l'uth walked. Then Bob Meusel
wnip-sawod speaker. Iris was play
'rN wei! OVER tp~nrd left aeld FOR
M"usei ard Hob slammed the ball 10
The center acli wall, hf,y Yards FROM
ih~ indian ch'cf I, went for a
tripl" ana scur"d iw" runs rirp
sHgicd scoring Mcuscl Ward
bunt"d safely Sthang walked. nnd
", Sally al, 20 Wnmbsgauss at Sec
end, whu iradc difficult throw to
th" p'nt" 10 catch Plpp. Tn" run
nsr scored whtn p'Neil wrcsilcd tIyo
,isi ".ii the ball Thus wcro four
suns scored. the bases sian damned
1ri none out ward and McNally
t'or,d an MAYS single. SIX runs.
iwp on non" out. Miller singled
scoring Schang seven runs two on
aIi,n-. Al corners, ~ cane Ruth,
aud with TIL haScs full and 10000
citycns OF Mudvillc screcchinG FOR
yne % th"yc home runs. who on all
fthtS .nrih MP and famed FOR the
arSt ont bat George Herman Ruth
himself 40 le>s
S,ii. 1t 10 to g. IN. Indians had
som" chance" NAYS way beginning
TO aIen for tn. feel OF his street
gf'NittrH. mat ipNf-iGn inning Was
tho lyrical symptom Of an carly din
nor for carl Mays. The Indians Went
at him again in the NTH. scoring one
rir But when the Indians went OUT
t. Tho field THIS inning tn" young
Hu"Rs 90 the Tribe were called on,
Url Speaker gave IL up FOR the day.
REGARD Crowd.
- 200 all this one OF the largest
crowds that ever damned the stands
ANA plcaChcrs az tho Polo Ground
wen, out early prepared 10 stay late.
prc-third ot the mob had trtcil"d
out IN IA. show before il was seven
innings over. They allied every seat
III thc entire stand. upper and lower
decks before $50. ana when the gam.
hogan thousands We're perChcd on the !
iron ratings. aud several thousand .
moro We're sGuattng on the steps n I
AL th" aiSics from the margin .;
tn" .Cll 10 the top Of the Stands /
r. rye wasn't an inch To spare in RIO !
blracGcrS. and the management even
dtsuouscd with the green screen
whici; ordinarily blocks off the vision !
OF about 1000 nlcachcr seats. In or
dor thar the hattcrs may have a darl.
background to show up the ball in
is flight.
little rain fell now and again.
and in the fourth inning the people |
wer" examining the drops 10 make
sur" thcy wcran', the blood OF the
Indians.