Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-12
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GIANTS DEFEAT YANKEES
8.5 IN THE SIXTH GAME
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he flau tne AtHetlCdil icdBuo, phtc-
men constantly guessing, and usu-
ally guessing wrong, striking out
10 of them. Every regular on
the Yankee team was famed by
Barnes at least once. and Aaron
Ward struck out twice. 1t was
Barnes second victory OF the
series.
Manager Miller Higgins, as well
as his managerial opponent, John
McGraw, was forced to a second
choice of box men early In the
game. Higgins first selection,
Harry Harper. the Yankees only
off-side twirler, lasted a little
longer than Toney, but nothing to
boast about. Harper got by the
first inning creditably, but col
lapsed in the second, giving away
a three-run lead with which his
teammates had supplied him.
Rather, it might be said, the hard
hitting Giants took the lead away
by main force with the circuit
drives of Meusel ana Snyder. Meu-
sells came with one man on base,
and Snyder's followed with but
one out intervening. Shawkey
went in after another Giant bats
man, Barnes, had tapped Harper
for a single, and worked through
until Frank Baker was put In to
bat for him in the eighth.
Shawkey Goes On the Mound.
Shawkey took up the pitching
burden with the score tie, and
after he had retired the Giants,
was speedily given two run lead
by virtue of his own single and
Fewster's homer. Like Harper,
however, he was unable to hold tn
Yankee advantage. After banking
the Giants in the third, he was
found for four hits and four runs In
the fourth, while two hits and a
pass in the sixth fietted the Giants
an additional tally. i
This was plenty for the National
leaguers to win with, given such
work in the box as Barnes was
supplying. Cheered on by the
throngs of diant rooters in thu
stands and bleachers, from which
the exultant shouts for the Yankees
in the games early stages were
speedily drowned out, they breezed
along triumpnantly to the end.
Fewster's Work.
Fewster's work for the Yankees
in Ruth's place was such that no
Yankee fan was heard making the
"babe's" absence an excuse for the
tefeat. The spry Baltimorean COW
cred lots of ground in the field,
pulling off, for one thing. rafting
catch of a foul fly close to the
bleachers, besides inserting his
homer into the proceedings.
The Yankees got away to a fly
ing start in the first inning. Few
ster drew base on balls, watched
Peekinpaugh foul out and went to
second on Miller's single to short.
Bob Meusel shot a single to center
on which Fewster scored, Miller
taking third. Pipp grounded out
and Ward scored Miller and Meusei
on q clean single to center. This
was enough for Toney and Barnes
finished the inning, MoNally flying |
out to Young.
Giants Match Yankees.
The Giants had no trouble in
matching the Yankees three runs
in the second. As with the Higgins
men, a base on balls led the way.
1t went to Kelly, who trotted home
when Irish" Meusel poleu a home
run into the right field stand. Raw
lings flied to Miller and Catcher
Snyder lifted circuit drive into
the left field bleacher seats, tieing
the score. Barnes singled and
Shawkey relieved Harper on the
pitching mound. Burns, the first
man to face him, laced single to
right, Bancroft struck out. and
Frisch flied to Bob Meusel.
In the Yanks' half of the second
they forged ahead on Shawkey's
single and Fewster's home run into
the left field bleachers. That end
ed the American leaguers scoring
for the day. No Yankee got farther
than second during the remainder
of the game.
Win Game In the Fourth.
The McGraw men, in winning the
game in the fourth, made four runs
on four hits. sacrifice. steal and
an error by McNally. The bases
were quickly loaded on Snyder's
and Barnes singles and Burns sac
rifice, McEally making a poor
throw to nail Burns at first. Snyder
and Barnes rushed home on Ban
oroft's single to left. Bancroft was
forced at second by Frisch, Burns
scoring.
Giants Add a Run.
Frisch stole second. Young
struck out and Frisch scored on
Kelly's single 10 right. Kelly tried
to steal and was thrown out by
Schang.
The Giants added a run in the
sixth inning. Captain Bancroft
singled to left, went to second
when Frisch walked. and was
thrown out tryi. g to steal third
as Young famed. Frisch went to
second on the play at third. lie
scored moment later when Kelly
raDned single to center "Irishn