Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-08
|GRAWS MEN POUND YANK
|TCHERS FOR 70 BLOWS
AND PILE Up IS SCORES
rh Keeps Up Tremendous Batting Pace-Bam-
la Still Impotent and Is Forced to Retire With
An Infected Arm-Burns a Star

another one like the pitchers battle
of yesterday. Toney who started for
the Giants breezed adong comfor-
tably for two innings. The Yankees
got to him in the third however, and
he was taken out with the bases full,
none out and three runs in. Another
run was scored by the Yankees be-
fore Barnes, who relieved him, could
retire the side.
Shawkey met his fate, like Toney,
in the same inning. His wildness was
responsible. After he had forced
two runs over the plate by passing
batters Quinn was called to the
mound. Two of the Giants, Shawkey
left on base, subsequently tailed, but
there was no more scoring off Quinn
until the tempestuous seventh. Mean
while Barnes was. twirling heady,
steady game and holding the Yankees
safe, as he did to the end.
In the Yankees half of the third
Schang drew a base on balls and
reached fhEla ON srawkess single
10 right, ,MiHerShif for a. base scor-
ing sshang and moving 'Shawkey to
second. Toney gave Peckinpaugh a
base on balls and all corners were
filled. Ruth slammed Toney's sixth
pitch and drove it to center for a
single, sending home both Shawkey
and Miller. Peckinpaugh took third,
Here Toney was waived off the mond
and Barnes was briught out of the
bull pen. Ruth went out trying to
steal. Bob Meusel walked and Peck
inpaugh scored on Pipp's out. This
ended the Yankee scoring in the in
ming.
Four Runs Looked Big
The four run lead looked big to
the Giants as they went to the bat.
Barnes first up, poked single to
left, Burns went out on a fly to cen
ter, but Bancroft laced a single to
right, Barnes stopping at second
Shawkey threw wide to Frisch, who
walked, filling the bags. Shawkey
appeared to lose control and passed
Young, frocing home Barnes with
the Giants first run of the series.
Shawkey then passed Kelly, forcing
home Bancroft. Quinn replaced
Shawkey with the bases still loaded
Frisch scored while Irish Meusel was
being put out at first, Young and
Kelly moving up. Young came home
with the tieing run when Rawlings
hit a grounder to Peckinpaugh who
could not handle the ball in time to
throw out the Giant second baseman
Snyder fouled out to Pipp and left
the score tied in a knot until the
seventh inning.
Bombardment Begins
The National League leaders made
more hits in the seventh than IN the
two previous games of the series
Frisch began the attack by slash
ing a single to center and went to
third on Young's two bagger to right
field. Kelly walked and the bases
were filled. Irish Meusel slammed
double to right sending home Frisch
mad Young. Kelly stopped at third
on the hit, Rawlings came through
with a single to center, scoring hel-
ly and Meusel.
Here Collins took up the pitching
burden for the Yankees, but was un-
able to sweep back the attacking
Giants. After Rawlings went out
irving to steal Snyder, Barnes and
Burns hit out singles. With the bases
filed Bancroft lifted a sacrifice fly
to Ruth, scoring Snyder. Frisch walk
ed and Young swept the bases with
a tremendous three1bagger to left
center. Rogers then took the mound
for the Yankees. Rogers threw out
Kelly at first, ending the slaughter
Twelve Giants were at bat in the in
ming, getting eight hits and two
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