New Britain herald., 1921-10-14
NEW YORK RESUMES
 ITS NATURAL POISE
Series at End, Gothamites Go
 Back to Work

New York, Oct. 14.-New York went back to work today after partially for getting business for more than a week because it interefered with interest in the world series.
 A few of the more enthusiastic fans decided to wait a while before re- turning their noses to the grindstone. They felt it wholly befitting to sit and talk about what a great thing it all was-this triumph of the New York Giants over the New York Yankees five games to three in the first world series that Manhatten ever enjoyed to itself. These fans opened the hot stove league season with fervor, Much of their chatter concerned yesterdays s final in which the Giants beat the Tanks to 0.
 Giant Fans Happy
 The Giant rooters contended their favorites were the gamest in the base ball and cited how after they had been shut out in the first two con tests, the McGraw men fought back winning five of the last six games.
 Supporters of the Tanks countered with the observation that unfortunate breaks in luck lost the last two games for the American leaguers whose pitchers Mays and Hoyt, performed magnificently and deserved shut outs. Any they also would have Giant fans remember that Babe Ruth. the than whomer of all than whoms in the matter of c1outing baseballs, played the early games handicapped by q multitude of injuries which forced him out entirely in the final trio of con- tests
 Everybody agreed that one big req son the Tanks lost the title after start ing out like whirlwinds was the failure of their heavy hitters to hit heavily. Nobody can say we quit Babe Ruth declared. Its too bad we lost but even in defeat we fought hard until the last man was out. The Giants got the breaks in the last two games, luck was with them, but we gave them a real fight" Nehf Now Satisfied Arthur Nehf who twirled the Giants to the worlds championship in the final game said the ninth inning was the most thrilling he ever pitched T knew I had victory and the title within my reach when [ walked >out to the mound for the ninth" he con tinued. "I was not disturbed when Ruth came to the plate instead Of P1pp. me DiS6CSI HlO1IieI1C CdIlS "ASIl Ward walked and Baker stepped to the plate. I remembered that Baker beat Mathewson in the world series by making a home run in the ninth inning I pitched carefully to Baker and when Rawlings stopped that ball l it took great load off my mind.'' Hoyt Sad at Result Waite Hoyt, the defeated twirler was almost heartbroken at his failure to win his third straight game over the Giants T gave the best I had" he | said.
 | The Turkey series' played off by l the Meusel brothers-Emil of the Giants and Bob of the Tanks was wor l by the former with a batting average of 345 to Bob's 200. In 29 times al bat Emil scored runs and made ter
 hits for total of IT bases. The Tank
 Meusel, in 30 trips to the plate, scored 13 runs and made s hits for a tota
 of 8 bases. Under the rules of the series proposed by Emil, Bob mus furnish a Thanksgiving dinner fol both families.
 Babe Ruth Crowned" l Babe Ruth, long known as the kins of klout and the sultan of swat by hi! subject fans was formally crowned il the clubhouse after the final game o the series. Manager Miller Huggin
 officiated at the coronation ceremon.
 placing on the regal head $500 wortl of silver crown presented by admirers
 The crown was inscribed .'King Ruth.