Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-10

With two strikes and no balls, Captain Peckiapaugh sent grounder to Ban croft and was thrown out Ruth bump ed an easy one to Kelley who sprinted to first for the out.
 The second inning was also quickly played, only. three men on each side facing the Stitching Young sent a high fly to Babe Ruth, who showed no i'll effects of his bad arm in making the catch Kelly hit Mays second offering to McNaly and went out at first. Irish" Meusel also hit the second ball pitched and grounded out. Ward to Pipp. For the Yankees, Brother Bob Meusel, with two balls and one strike, hit to Frisch and was retired at first Pipp showed out a slow line drive that Bancroft gathered in for the second out. Ward grounded out, Douglas to Kelly.
 Peckinpaugh Made First Error.
 The National Leaguers got man on in the third inning. After Rawlings was throwF ont by Peckinpaugh. Shy der sent a low fly toward short, McNally ran to get it but 1t was just over his head Peckinpaugh, evidently believing McNally would make the play, was not set for the ball as it came over Nc Nally's head. It was fumbled and Shy der was safe. Peckinpaugh was charg- ed with the Yankees first error in the series They had gone 29 innings with out a fielding misplay. Snyder moved to second on Douglas out. Ward to Pipp, and was left there as Burns moved to second on Doug as out Ward to Pipp. and was left there as Burns was tossed out by Peckinpaugh.
 First Hit of Game.
 The first hit of the game came in the Yankees half of the third. McNally [ -T,rl1+ ito1o Douglas, aware of McNally's speed, kept him close to the bag. With Wally Schang at the plate. with two strikes and one balk McNaIly bolted for second | and was an easy out, Snyder making a rifle shot throw to Bancroft. Schang | famed and Mays popped out to Ban- croft.
 l In the fourth inning for the McGraw clan, Peckinpaugh threw out both Ban croft and Fr'sch on easy chances. Young made it a quick Inn1ng by hitting high fly to Bob Meusel. For the Yankees the | top of the batting order came up again. Frisch made a great stop and throw in the hot corner of Miller's sizzling grounder Pecknpaugh bounded out to Kelly unassisted. Ruth drove hot sin gle to right but was left on first as Bob Meusel struck out.
 In the fifth inning the Giants were unable to do much with Mays low un- | derhanded shoots and went out in order on infield grounders. McNaly threw out Kelly Mays tossed Irish" Meusel out i and Peckinpaugh relayed Rawlings grounder to Pipp.
 Yankees Scored in Fifth.
 The Yankees broke into the scoring column in their half of the fifth inning Pipp sent a clean single to left, and went down to second on Wards sacri- fee, Douglas to Kelly. Frisch scoopet up McNa 'ly's g1ounder. caught Pipp be tween second a Id third and ran him down. the play being Frisch to Rawlings to Frisch. McNally rema ined on frs and a minute later sprinted all the wa! | home on Schang's tremendous drive fol three bases to left field. Mays ended the inning by grounding out Rawling to Kelly.
 The Giants made their first hit in tn, sixth Snyder lined out to McNally and Ward threw out Doug,as. Burn shot a single to center and was left or the bags when Bancroft was thrown ou by Ward.
 In the Yankees half Miller fouled ou to Catcher Snyder. Peckinpaugl scratched an l4lfield hit and Ruth strucl out on three pitched balls. two of then being foul strikes. With Bob Mouse at bat, Peckinpaugh tried to steal bu was thrown out, Snyder to Rawlings
 The Giants were cut off short by double play in their ha-f of the sev enth. Frisch went out, Ward to Pipp Young singled to center and was force
 at second by Kelly who was doubled a
 first. the play being Ward to Peclzin
 naugh to Pfpp. In the Yankees hal
 of the inning Bob MeuseI sent up a fl
 that Young gathered in and Pipp an
 Ward went out by the strikeout route.
 Giants Big Inning.
 Then came the Giants big inning c
 the game Irish Meusel drove May!
 second pitch to the left field fence fo
 three bases. Rawlings shot single
 right, sending home Meusel with tn
 tying run. Snyder tried to sacrifice. H
 laid down a fine bunt that rolled towar
 first and Mays in trying to field tn
 ball, sprawled on the grass and the al p tempted sacrifice blossomed into a hi n both Rawlings and Snyder being safe. n With two on, the score tied and no on n out, Pitcher Doug ass advanced tn n runners by sacrificing, Mays to Wart n Burns then scored both runners by 6 hefty two-base drive to left. Bancro+ n tried hard to bring Burns home. bu n the best he could do was to raise fl n to Ruth trlSch ended the inning b n fouling out to Schang.
 n The Yankees went to bat determine
 to wipe out the Giants lead. McNall
 started out badly by striking ou
 Schang however scratched out an il
 field hit, but was forced at second | :, Mays, on a play by Rawlings to Bar r. croft. The latter tried for doub It play at first but his throw was low ar the ball rolled to the grand stand, Maj s, taking second. Miller ended the innir s, by striking out. It was Douglas eight n, strikeout of the game.
 Ruth Knocks Homer in Ninth. I McGraw's men added run to the score in the final inning. After Your a was thrown out by Mays, Kelly ripped a two-bagger to left and scored on "Irisl a MeusePs single to tie same field. Me a sel tried to steal, and went out, Schar d to Peckinpaugh Rawlings raised Texas leaguer to right and was left I first when Snyder popped to Ward n. In the Yanks last turn at bat, Pee
 inpaugh grounded out, Rawlings to Ke " ly. Babe Ruth here inserted his hon a run in the box score and the inning al a game quickly came to an end as r Meusel fouled out to Snyder and Pi- :, rilled an easy one to Douglas, who rs !. over and made the putout at first ba a himself
 s Mays Pitched 9S Times. 0 In winning his game, Douglas pitch
 five more balls than Mays He hl1ri d. 103, of which 30 were called balls, O resulted in strikes, 14 foul strikes,