The Washington herald., 1921-04-10
Frank Frisch's Homer Into
:, = Stands Ends Long Battle
Joe Judges Circuit Drive
lii Ninth Sends Game
Into Extra Innings; 2S
Hits Are Made by Two
Teams.

NEW YORK. April 3. - Frank
"Fordham' Frisch broke up the sixth
game of the series between the
Giants and the Senators by slam
ming a home run into the rtght-
field stand in the thirteenth inning
at the Polo Grounds this afternoon
The circuit clout gave the new
Workers the victory by a score OF
8 to s, after Zoe Judge had tea tne
count by lifting a homer into the
same right field stand in the nlnth
inning.
some 5000 fans braved the threat
eninK weather to welcome the
Giants in their first appearance on
the home lot this season. The spec
tators- were mainly interested In
Goldie Rapp, who has been heralded
far and wide as the find Of the year.
and who is expected to play prom
inent, part in the Giants battle tor
the remnant. Although Rapp was
guilty of one misplay. he gave a
splendid performance at third base
and in addition smashed out a single
and q double.
BitterIy-FouEht Game.
The game was bitterly fought
from start to finish. The Giants got
OF to- a four-run lead in the first
inning, but the visitors gradually
oyercame the advantage and finally
went to the front in the sixth in
ming. The New Workers came back
in the eighth and again went into
the lead, but they did not hold the
upper hand very long. as Joe Judge
connected for his home run in the
ninth. The teams then remained
deadlocked until the thirteenth
when Frisch put an abrupt end to
the argument.
The Fordham fash had previously
come through with two bagger In
the eighth inning. which gave tht
Giants two runs and enabled them
to take the lead.
Monroe and Earl Smith were or
the bases in the eighth when George
Burps came to the bat with non'
outs Zachary, who was on the
mound for the Senators, decided tt
takg no chances with the dangerou:
Burns, and George was given bas'
on balls. This brought up ypunl
Billy Patterson. who is playint
shoftstop during the enforced alb
senSe of Dave Bancroft The
youagster promptly hit into a dou
Die P&&4s Out rElSCH IuCh sHi6ShSS
a lons-drive to the right field fenc'
which scored Burns and Smith.
Burns was also purposely passet
In the twelfth inning in the mids
of a very threatening rally ant
Patterson promptly hit into anothe
double play. which stopped tn,
Giants in their tracks.
Douglas Bumped Freely.
Shufflin' Phil Douglas, VIII
started in the box for the hom
club. was bumped rather freely II
first five innings, during which tn
Washington players showed hv
runs across, but he would hav
Jared much better had he been &C
corded better support.
Bill Ryan, who pitched the mex
three innings, got of to a poo
start. but he soon settled down ant
kept the Washington players score
less in the seventh and eight
innings.
After Judge poked out his hom,
run of Barnes, who took up tn,
pitching burden in the ninth, Jes'
had little dificulty in holding hi
opponents in check for the remain
der of the game.
The~Giants slammed out a tota
OF sixteen hits on the combined of
ferings of Zachary and Schacht
These Included one home run ant
four doubles. The Senators con
nected for twelve safeties.