New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Giants Beot Yankees, 8 TO S;
Series Stands ut o. 3 TO 3 Tie

point of taking a trip within the next
lew minutes. He stopped Rawlings,
but when Snyder smotc another home
run into the stands for the third tally
and Barnes promptly singled, no eX-
pert testimony was needed to prove
that Harry was in for hnotty day.
Shawkey Also shocked Out
This heavy cannonading brought
ShawIsey in to face Barnes Once again
the Yanks took a finger grip on the
seNes, when Shawkey singled and
Fewster, subbing for Ruth, carried out
his lmporsonation to marvellous de-
gree by hitting home run. The sole
dlfferencc was that Chick selected the
left field seats, while the Babes focus
is over to the right.
Leading TO 8, with Shawkey's red
nanncled undershirt flaming in defense,
the Yankees had a decided bulge until
the Giants surrounded Robert in the
fourth and battered four runs out Of
ms system, as Snydcr, Barnes. Bancroft
and Kelly all took him on the run
That bombardment was quite enough
TO convince Huggins and his supporters
that when Mays and Noyt were not
pitching the only way to win game
was to make from ten to twenty runs
Tho Giants ran UP thirteen hits for
l ~ N'''N V''S ed'icu IL I"
Gay, and this was practically sufficient,
with Barnes sniping every Yank that
stuck his head oyer the trench.
Yankee Defense Begins to Crack
After Pipn had sinolod IN +bo third
with ONLY one out. the Circlevillo C,..
clone gave one Of the greatest etrile-
out cxhjbitions Of the last t,yo dncadns
For the next seven Yanks who per
ished IN order were all victims Of his
"hlrlwind speed and his fast break
passes in this amazir anrrv o'''b b,,+ '4'ev +he'
meant less tb.n "nt, ',.;+ D"V v'iGS
of Yanks ,,,a1l,i,,fr M'.n pe'iaac
Mav-lika al, and tben p rnti,~ l'ti3~s ''s th the
cool shade of Tho dnro,1t IS ~ Vmt
that "Barncs ain't not . tb;n,,v Ea1
such ALWAYS is thn vnrd;ct Of +ba
sombor athioto who facoe - n;tcbo, ,,';tL
stuff cnourh IA tu,n bi,,, h,ol, - H.
bench This ic on o,,.;a,,. ,,,et ~ L"t
no hail ch,b has ~Vna '.I" ~,
day Pon Aneon ond K;n(r TaIl, ''.,S1 I''g
or snapncd thc san,a l;po IN y '''ii, i;,.a ,vo
+;on ~ o,l 10 ''I''U ''''e III 'he olfec-
ablv ,las i,' i'0fH ''.'r"oulne' VINO prop
straight. '"e''''e''
Rack Of r;ckot,, ,;+ob;n A., va
KEGS for tho Grsf tin'o Pro('lrs Sne Ian
made two dcfonsi,,o si;4,s ~, H. 'Sl seS
day. One of these fo1l to Aaron % U.,'d 2.',.lI
who. after accont;n,r cIoea ofi " cr.' e.. .''
chances without y hohbIa ~ 10 ,rl,,.e', l,tsl
that he was hnn,o,, "n'Gre' b,. az l@a' proved
Pipp on a hurried play that might have
oeen scored either way.
~ IS at TINS point that we feel con-
strained TO revert to the poet again
'he poet VINO sings:
As this old 1corld goes ro,,,,' and ro,,n'
Some go mp and some 90 DORM"
Kelly Busy Win s,;c,,
For +ho cr.+ c.'.
,vas ,oatiol. IN ~. RfncS RANK frlsch
NC c.nnrrra an a.. 'Hc n'tS IN the series
acts bv b;t4inoy r'1nru ms s'rlKe out
nIa,,e 'i'e' i"to doupi e
ErisrI 0"''le ABOUT mat with
49, ,'.;., p,.,, 9N4IlohS almost on
tba +h;rd ,',, l,"Vn "Hu noy'' Kelly after
S.l,i,,,i -, oSess'se "l!ieSs game, was
..'','s s,,, - near series OF sour muir
nin, 10 0,'l wa .ile we !i S'"HoS' ne was pegln-
n,..n,,t .. '"0 'ieS Eo"I 10 Such an
h,,'ld;oc ''1'' Sou VYulu , almost see the
bLuq'''s binnt "0i"s ana near the mournful
p,,t boro ,..o , ,,.,,
hits onl,, t,vo hInn.- NIlS; WY" seven