Pueblo chieftain., 1921-10-12
GIANTS TAKE
SIXTH GAME;
SCORE 5 TO 5
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Batting Feast-Ruth
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New York, Oct 11.-Forcing
the issues with the Yankees by
powerful work with the stick,
the Giants evened the World
Series count today taking TIE
sixth game by, the score of s to
).
Each club now has won three
games and if the course of the
struggle so far is anything to judge by.
the battle bids fair TO go the limit OF
nile encounters with a great contest
on the last day for the final honors.
Today's game at the Polo grounds.
played in mild autumn weather to n
crowd OF some 1900 spectators. took
on for couple OF innings the aspect OF
a battle OF home run nittcrs. Mean
while. up in tho stand. HIS damaged
hand In sling unable to play sat
Babe" Ruth. the king of all the home
runners, pathetic picture of bafflcd
discrimination. watching three other
men clout the bail for circuit drives
before the game WAS two innings old.
Two OF these men were OF the oppos-
Ing clan The other was Babe Ruth's
own substitute. tho slim and snappr
Chick" Fewstcr, who hfted the ball
into the left field bIeachers with A
man aboard In the Yankees second in
ming. putting his club on the happy
side Of two run margin after the
homo runs OF Giant sluggers, Emil
Meusel and SNYDER had cancelled a
three run advantage which tho Yam
KEGS had acquired In tho frs, inning
There was nothing OF jealousy in
Ruth's demeanor as he watched all
this and the one happy smile observed
on his face during the afternoon ap-
peared when Chick" inscrted his four
base blow.
The game ultimately and mos. de-
servedly went to the Giants thru a
thunderous descent upon Pitcher
which netted four run. and gave
Jess" Barnes commanding margin
upon which to pitch game of con-
summate skill for the remaining in
nfngs he occupied the mound.
Barnes was Manager John McGraw's
second choice. Jess didn't start the
Eame. Fred Toney did that Three
runs had Tone across the plato on a
bit Of srappy consecutive hitting by
the Yankees when he was removed.
Barnes prevented further scoring in
that inning but in the second a single
followed by Fewstcr's homer added two
runs to the Yankees total.
inc 3nkssS scpfihE stopped right
there. Barnes was their master all the
rest of the way. He had tho American
league batsmcn constantly guessing,
and usually guessing wrong. striking
out ten of them. Every regular on the
Yankee team was famed by Barnes at
least once and Aaron Ward struck out
twice. II was Barnes second victory
of the series.
Manager Miller Huggins as well as
his managerial opponent. John Nc
Graw, was forced to second choice
of box men carly in tho game. Hug
gins first selection. Harry Harper. the
Yankees only off-side twirlcr. lasted
little longer than Toney. but nothing
TO boast about. Harper got by the
first inning crcditably. but collapsed in
the second. giving away a three run
lead with which his team mates had
supplied him. Rather. it might be said.
the hard hitting Giants took tho lead
away by main force with the circuit
drives OF Meuscl and Snyder, Meusal's
csme with one man on base and Sny-
der's followed with but one out inter-
vening. Shawkey went in after an
other Giant hatsman, Barnes. had
tapped Harper for a single. and worked
thru until Frank Baker was put in to
bat for him in tho eighth.
Shawkcy took up the pitching burden
with the score a tic and after he had
retlrcu INC piants was sft'uliy GINeri
a two run lead by virtue of his own
single and Fcwster's homer. Like
Harper. however. bc was unable to
hold the Yankee advantage. After
banking tho Giants in tho third. he
was found for four hits and four runs
In the fourth while two hits and a pass
in the sixth nctted the Giants an ad-
djtional tally.
This was plenty for the National
lcagucrs to win with when given such
work in tho box as Barnes was sup
plying. Checrcd on by tho throngs
of Giant rooters in tho stands and
bicechcrs from which the cSu1tant
shouts for the Yankees In the game s
carly stages were speedily drowned
out they breezcd along trIumphantly
to the end.
Fewstor's work for the Yankees in
Ruth's place was such that no
Yankee fan was heard making the
"Babc's'' absence an excuse for the
defeat
Tho spry Baltimorcan covered lots
of ground in the field. pulling off for
one thing n rafting catch of a foul
ny close to the bleschers besides in-
sertinG his homer into the proceedings.
The Yankees got away tn nyinr
start in the first inning. Tcwster drew
a base on balls, watched Pcckiupauch
foul out and went to second on Millcrs
single to short Bob Meuscl shot u
slngle to center on which Fcwstcr
scored, Miller taking third Pipu
grounded out and Ward scored Miller
and Meuscl on a clean single 10 center.
This was enough for Toney and Barnes
finished tho inning McNally flying out
TO Young.