Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-08
LUCKY SEVENTH
BRINGS RUIN TO
HIGGINS TRIBE
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took third. Here Toney was waved
off the mound and Barnes was
brought out of the bull pen. Ruth
went out trying to steal. Bob
Meusel wal. d and Peckinpaugh
scored on Pipp's out. This ended
the Yankees scori & in the inning.
The four run lead looked big to
the Giants as they went to bat.
Barnes, first man UP, poked a single
to left. Burns went out on a fly to
enter, but CAPITA \ Bancroft laced
a single to right, Barnes stopping
at second. Shawkey threw wide to
trisch, who walked, filling the
bags. Shawkey appeared to lose
control and passed Young, forcing
home Barnes with the Giants first
+. i of the series. Shawkey then
passed Kelly, racing home Ban
croft. Quinn replaced Shawkey,
with the bases still loaded. Frisch
scored while Irish" Meusel was
being put out at first, Young and
Kelly moving up. Young came
h me with the tying run when
Rawlings hit grounder to Peck
inpaugh, who could t handle the
ball in time to throw out the
Giants second baseman. Snyder
fouled out to Pipp and left the
score tied in a knot until the Giants
hectic seventh inning.
The National league leaders
made more hits in the seventh
than in the two previous games OF
the series. Frisch began the at
tack by slashing a single to center
and went to third on Young's two
Dagger to right field. Kelly walked
and the bases were filled. There
was tremendous cheering when
Irish" Meusel slammed double
to right, sending home Frisch and
Young. Kelly stopped at third on
the hit Rawlings came through
with a single to center, scoring
Kelly and Meusel.
Here Collins took up the pitch
ing burden for the Yankees, but
was unable to sweep back the at
lacking Giants. After Rawlings
went out trying to steal, Snyder,
Barnes and Burns hit out singles
amid frenzied roofing. With the
bases full, Bancroft lifted a sacri-
flee fly to Ruth, scoring Snyder.
| Frisch walked and the National
league followers broke into tumul-
tuous cheering as Young swept the
bases with a tremendous three
Dagger to left center. Collins then
waved good night to the crowd.
Pitcher Rogers. his rescuer, threw
out Kelly It first. ending the
slaughter, to the great relief OF
Yankee rooters, some of whom be-
gan to "ride" the American league
champions Twelve Giants were at
bat in the inning. getting eight hits
and two bases on balls for a total
of eight runs. One man, Young,
was left on base.
Each team added run to their
totals in the eighth inning. Frank
Baker, home run king Of other
days, was given a cheer when he
batted for Pitcher Rogers in the
Yankees ninth, but the best he
could do was to give Irish" Meu-
sci long -ly.
The official figures showed an
attendance of $500, with gross
receipts of $119,007, the latter
again a new record. The advisory
boards share of the receipts is
s17,S51.05. the players share $780,
693.57, and the two clubs' share
$40, 462.3S.
FIRST INNING.
Yankees-Miller up. Strike one.
Strike two. Miller lined out to
F'risch. Peckinpaugh up. Strike
one. Ball one. Foul, strike two.
Rawlings threw out Peckinpaugh
at first. Ruth up. Ban one. Ball
two. Strike one. Strike two. Ruth
struck out and Toney got good
cheer as he walked to the bench.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Giants--Burns up. Ball one. Ball
two. Ball three. Strike one. Strike
two. Burns flied out to Meusel. Ban
croft up. Strike one. Ward threw