The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
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Kelly.
| Third Inning.
The National lcaSuers got man on
in the third inning. After Rawlings
was thrown out by PeckinpaueA, Sny'
der sent 4 low H. toward short. Nc
Nally ran TO set Il. but 1t was Just
over his head. recklnpaush. evidently
believing McNally would make the
play. was no: SET for the ball as IT
went over MCNally's head 1t was
! fumbled and Snyder was safe. Peck
| inpauSh vas charged with tho Yam.
KEGS first error in he series. They
ihad gone twenty-nine innings without
, Il fielding miSplay. Snyder moved TO
second on Douglas out. Ward to Pipp.
and was left there as Burns was
tossed out by Peckinpaugh.
The first hit Of the game came in
the Yankees half Of the third and
started terrific cheering in the vast
crowd. McEally laced a slashing SIN
gle to right. Pitcher Douglas, aware
! OF McNally'S speed. kept him close to
the bag. With Wally Schang at the
plate. with two strikes and one ball.
! McNally bo,ted for second and was an
easy out. Snyder making rifle throw
to bancroft Schang famed and Mays
popped out 10 Bancroft.
Fourth Inning.
In the fourth inning for the McGraw
; clan. Peckinraugh threw out both
Bancroft and FriSch on easy chances.
| Young made 1t quick inning by hit
ting the third ball for high ny 10
Bob Meusel
For the Yankees, the top Of the bat.
ting order came up again. Frisch
made a great stop and throw In the
hot corner Of Miller's sizzling ground
err. Peckinpaugh bounded out to Kelly
unassisted The crowd cheered Ruth
as he made his second trip 70 the
plate and "Bambiro" tickled his fol-
lowers by driving hot single to right
He was left on first, 'as Bob Meusel
struck out.
Fifth Inning.
, The fifth inning showed the Giants
completely in the grip OF Carl Mays.
his low underhand shoots and went
out in order on infeld grounders. Nc
Nally threw out Kelly. Mays tossed
Irish" Meusel out, and Peckinpaugh
relayed Rawlings grounder to Ppp.
Tho Yankees broke into the scoring
column in their half OF the NTH IN.
ming. Pipp caused lot CT excitement
by sending a clean single to left, and
went down to second on Wards neat
sacrifice. Douglas to Kelly. FTisch
scooped up McNally's grounder, caught
Pipp between second and third and
ran him down. the play being Frisch
TO Rawlings to Frisch. McNally re-
NAMED On first and minute later
sprinted all the way home on Schang's
trcpendous drive for three bases to
left field. The Yanks' followers we're
almost In n frenzy as the fleet.foNed
McNally raced across the plate with
the frs. run. Mays ended the inning
by grounding out, Rawlings TO Kelly.
Sixth Inning.
The Giants made their first hit OF
the game In the sixth. Snyder lined
ont to McNally and Ward threw out
Douglas. Burns shot a single to cen
ter and was left on the bags as Ban
croft was thrown out by Ward on an
easy chance.
In the Yankees half, Miller fouled
out to Catcher Snyder. Peck!npaugh
scratched All inheld hit and Ruth
struck out to the great delight OF the
Giants roOtprs. He went ont on three
! pitched balls. two Of them being foul
! strikes With Bob Mcusel At bat,
PecktnpauCh tried 10 steal. but was
thrown out. Snyder 10 Rawlings.
/ Seventh Inning.
The Giants were cur cff short by 4
double play in their half Of the sew
pnth. Frisch went out. Ward 10 Pipp
Young singled to center and was
forced at second by Kelly. who was
doubled at first. the play being Ward
10 Peckinpaugh to Pipp.
! Douglas. In the Yankees half OF the
inning. gave one Of ;hc best cJhibi'
lions OF pitching so far seen IN tho
series. Bob Meuscl seat Up ny that
! Young gathered in and PiDp and Ward
went out by the strlke.out route.
Eighth Inning.
| Then came the Giants big inning OF
: The game. Irish" Meusel drove Mays
second pitch TO tho lefr field fence for
three bases Tho hit aroused tho spec
tators and there was tremendous
cheering as Rawlings came to bat. He
made good by shooting single TO
right. sending homo Meusol with the
;teing run. Snyder tried to sacrifice.
He laid down e. hunt that rolled
toward first. and = s. in trying to
field the ball. spr:. o.. ed on the grass
and the attempted eacrince blossomed
into a hit. both RAWLINGS and Snyder
being safe. This was the turning
point OF the game With two on. the
score tied. and 10 one out. and the
crowd cheering like mad. Douglas ad,
vanced the runners by sacrificing.
MAYS 20 Ward. Burns then scored
both runners by a hefty two-baSe
drive to left. and the chcerincSl sted
for some time. even the Giants on the
coaching line and those in the dugout
showing their pleasure by throwing
up their caps and nattinS one another
on the back Bancroft tried hard to
bring Burns home. bit III" best he
could do was 20 raise a f'y to Ruth
Frisch ended the inning BY !OUling out
70 Schang
The Yankees went to bat deter
mined to wipe out the Giants lead.