Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
SAYS SHEA
CAN STOP YANKEES
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think that the games took a lot out
Of them and that neither Mays nor
iioyt VIII show to such good advan-
tagc when they pitch against US tn.
next time.
We asrccd that MAYS would Ice
easy 10 hit. nov tina, -. have hie
delivery MI sizcd w. ana Howl.
whiie he pitched mastery bali vas
fa!tcr!ng at tic end We Womb haze
gotten TO him Eoprer ~ later. but
you i'no" tEat II bali game only Iagts
Tor nine !nnlnGs II Il, probabl. that
the fanEecs win send Harry H,rncr
IN TOMORROW Or perhaps Sunda. in
that event we viii even the series.
am figuring on the weather as (
write this it,'c piece. Cor during the
entire game YESTERDAY tn. wind
blew out OF IL, east. ana ,h.r" was
Il daninncSs IN IL that prrsaseh wet
weather very shortly. n shift i'm the
wind may clear II w and simplify
our task. for with good weather We
VIII tear the Yankees 10 pieces.
: tn" Giants tied The high score
record of the worlds scri.s. but IN.
Yankees managed To- get one run
above the minimum Back In the
old dnSa Of tho Giants. the club
played the Athletics and came in for
eleven runs. while tho best tho
Giants could do tn that day and time
"as 10 get Two. Well. the YauEs
got four runs In their first scoring
inning. and they w"rc pretty luck )
10 do that, II Toncy had been ia
his Gsua! form ne would have ken,
IN" scoring down. However. IL
Toncy comes back 10 the rubber. he
II! hand the Yankees II trimming.
should Have scored More.
Any man who looked At that game
TO-DAY could see how much better the
Giants arc than tho Yankees. The
Nmcr!can Learucrs played to ,hcl-
ns"a form. getting four runs. which
Was one more than their allowing.
They made eight hits. which Is ON.
NOR: ihan they made in the frs,
game and i've more than they made
IN the second contest. But the
Giants came right to the scratch
"" bat.ad the hall over the lot. and
should have made even more runs
than We dii. However. a miraculous
stop by Aaron ward robbed Rawlings
81 a twn-DagE"r and also took 4
run "H GU" total. FOR Snyder FOL-
lowed with the FIRST Of his four hits.
W. have been waiting Cor George
Burn" 10 start Hitting. and he ,nally
got going, He hi; - triple. "a doub!:
and 81 couple OF singles. pave Ban-
croft had only one h!t. hut Fr.~ch
ana Young had tWo each. both oi
Young, bcing for extra bases. lie
r0t a double and Il triple. II -ish''
Mouse! got three hits. breaking III,
spell I'm st!l wearing the brown
derby, beiur the only Regular THAI
has Suled 10 hit. however. while I
refrain from IraEg.ns ! didn't hit
into double play, which Is an i'm
rro'emeu, I'll hit pretty soon.
can't go on this way ana do nothing.
Great Catch by burns.
In the course of his experience in
the bis leagues George Burns has
made lHany Il good catch. but none
ever cqual!"d that one he made OF
Jack Quinn in the seventh frame.
For speed in running. grace Of move
ment and accuracy in judgment, that
catch % Georges stood out over any
series. | think. That was made pos
sible because Of Burns skill. Ward =
capture on Rawlings was great. hut
II was spotted with luck. Ward!c
made a desperate leap and snaggcd
the ball.
guess the Yankee fans can't COM
plain about our not pitching to
Babe Ruth Jess Earncs hlaZcd the
ball through there for him in flno
STYLE. and the big fellow famed on
two OF tho three trips he took to
The plate. doa't bel!cv: that tn.
fans were fair to Ruth when they
hootcd at him in the eighth inning.
Ruth has a sore leg. and he can hard
~ walk, but he is in there on his
courage. The fans should recognize
his worth 10 baseball.
forgot To mention while on the
subject OF worlds series records that
the Giants IN ticing the record for
total runs, broke the record for hits.
and for runs scored In one inning.
Just keep your eye on our boys FOR
the rest Of the week. The Yanks
are about through.
Copyright 1921, by Christy Walsh
Walsh Syndicate.)