Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-10
GIANTS BEAT YANKS
a TO 2. IN FOURTH
WORLD SERIES GAME
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WUhLU SEhlES GAWE
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ing in his work at bat to indicate
that his injured arm was handi-
Gaping him in the least, He did
not, however, try to steal any more
bases.
~ have realized one of my
great ambitions--to make
home run in the worlds
SERIES" Ruth said after the
game, but I'm sorry 1t did not
come with men ON the bases.
1t might have meant the win
ming Of the game"
The real honors or the day, de-
spite the spectacular feat of Ruth
in making his first world series
home run-which. by the way, was
the first homer of the 1921 tilt
went to the lanky man who occu-
pied the mound for the National
leaguers. "Shufflin' Phil Doug
las exhibition was work of base
ball art that was n pretty thing to
watch. He held the heavy hitting
Yankees. with the exception of
Ruth and Schang, almost in COM
plete subsection when hits meant
runs, and grew better as the game
drew towards its close. only Ruth
being able to reach him in any eff
feet in the last three innings.
Schang's Fence Breaker.
The Yankees first run. in the
fifth, was scored when Wally
Schang cut loose with a fence
breaker to left for three bases,
scoring McNally, who had reached
first on a folders choice. Schang
was left when Mays grounded to
Rawlings for the third out.
The break of the game came in
the eighth. The lively Yankee in
field had broken up an incipient
Giant rally in the previous inning
by fast double play. but in their
next turn at bat Manager Nc
Graw's men went at it again with
a determination that wouldn't be
broken down,
Irish" Meusel started In by
hitting the first ball pitched to
far left center for three bases.
This set the Giant rooters
cheering and they went wild
when Rawlings speedily sin
gled to center, scoring Meusel
with the tying tally. Mays was
in rather a bad way here. for
IN, Al n
on first with none out. Mat
tiers became worse for him
when he missed Snyders bunt
in headlong dive for 1t, with
the result that Snyder landed
safely on first and Rawlings
on second. They both moved
up on Douglas sacrifice which
Mays threw to Ward, barely
getting the batter.
Up Steps George Burns.
Then up stepped George Burns,
who previously had found the
range with a single off Mays In the
sixth. Burns aim was even better
this time for he drove a slashing
double to left, scoring Snyder and
Rawlings and putting the Giants
two runs to the good.
Kelly Breaks the Ice.
There was still only one man
out, but Mays put on more steam
at this point, causing Bancroft TO
fly to Ruth and Frisch to foul to
Schang.
The Giants final run, in the
ninth, came when George Kelly
broke the ice for his first hit OF
the series. a smart double to left,
and scored on Emil Meusefs sim
gle.
The official figures gave the at
tendance as 36,372, The gate re-
ceipts were $11S,527, of which the
share OF the advisory board OF
baseball is s17,779.O5, the players
share, $60,44S.77, and the two
clubs share $40,299.1S.
Nationals Retired Quickly.
Both sides went out in order In
the first inning. Burns, first man
rp for the Giants, who had four
hits in the third game last Friday
struck out. Captain Bancroft was
an easy out, Ward to Pipp. Frisch
sent a long fly to Miller. 1t took
onlv three minutes to retire the
National leaguers. Miller, leading
off for the Yanks, also famed
With two strikes and no balls,
Captain Peckinpaugh sent a
to Bancroft and was
thrown out. Ruth bumped an
easy one to Kelly, who sprinted to
first for the cut.
Quick Work in second.
The second inning was also
quickly played. only three men on
each side facing :. the pitching
Young sent a high fly to Ruth
who showed no i'll effects OF his
bad arm in making the catch. 1kel-
ly hit Mays second offering to Nc
Nally and went out at first. irish
Meusel also hit the second bal
pitched and grounded out, WARD
to Pipp. For the Yankees. Broth
err bob" Meusel. with two balls
and one strike, hit to Frisch and
was retired at first. Pipp shoveu
out slow lin drive that Bancrot'
gathered in for the second out
Ward grounded out, Douglas &c
Kelly.
Ball Is Fumbled.
The National leaguers got a mar
on in the third inning. After Raw
lings was thrown out by Peckin'
paugh. Snyder sent a low fly &c
Ward. McNally ran to get Y but Il
was lust over his head. Peckin'
paugh. evidently believing NC
Nally would make the play, was
net set for the ball and 1t wen'
over McNally's head. 1t was FUN
bled and Snyder was safe. feckin'
paugh was charged with the yam
KEGS first error in the series. They
had gone twenty-nine innings
without a fielding misplay. Snyder
moved on to second on Douglas
out, Ward to Pipp, and was let'