The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-10

the fleet-footed McNally raced across the plate with the first run. Mays ended the Inning by grounding out, Rawlings to Kelly.
 Sixth Inning
 The Giants made their first hit of the game in the sixth. Snyder lined out to McNally and Ward threw out Douglas. Burns shot a single to center and was left on the bag as Bancroft was thrown out by Ward on an easy chance.
 In the Yankees half Miller fouled out to Catcher Snyder. Pecklnpaugh scratched on infield hit and Ruth struck out, to the great delight of the Giants rooters. He went out on three pitched balls, two of them be- ing foul strikes. With Bob Meusel at bat Peckinpaugh tried to steal, but was thrown out, Snyder to Rawlings.
 Seventh Inning
 The Giants were cut off short by a double play in their half of the sev- enth. Frisch went out, Ward to Pipp. Young singled to center and was forced at second by Kelly, who was doubled at first, the play being Ward to Peckinpaugh to Pipp. Douglas in the Yankees half of the inning gave one of the best exhibitions of pitch HE SO ldI 1ctll III lHG otII1Ss DOO Meusel sent up fly that Young gath cred in and Pipp and Ward went out by the strike route.
 Eighth Inning
 Then came the Giants big inning of the game. Irish" Mcusel drove Mays' second pitch to the left field fence for three bases. The hit aroused the spectators and there was tremen- dous cheering as Rawlings came to bat. He made good by shooting q single to right. sending home Meu- sel with the tielng run. Snyder tried to sacrifice. He laid down fine bunt that rolled toward first. and Mays in trying to field the ball sprawied on the grass and the attempted sacrifice blossomed into hit. both Rawlings and Snyder being safe. This was the turning point of the game With two on. the score tied and no one out, and the crowd cheering like mad, Doug las advanced the runners by sacrifice ing, Mays to Ward. Burns then scored both runners by a hefty two-base drive to left, and the cheering lasted for some time. Even the Giants on the coaching line and those in the dug-out showing their great pleasure by throwing up their caps and pat ting one another cn the back. Ban- croft tried hard to bring Burns home, but the best he could do was to raise a fly to Ruth. Frisch ended the in- ming by fouling out to Schang
 The Yankees went to bat deter mined to wipe out the Giants lead. McNally started out badly by stfik- ing out. Schang, however. scratched out an infield hit, but was forced at second by Mays on a play by Raw lings to Bancroft. The latter tried for double play at first. but his throw was low and the ball rolled to the grandstand Mays taking second Miller ended the inning by striking out, and the Yankees chances of vic- tory faded. It was Douglas eighth strike-out of the game.
 Ninth Inning
 McGraws men added a run to their score in the final inning After Young was thrown out by Mays. Kelly ripped two-bagger to left and scored on Irish" MeusePs sim gle to the same field. Meusel tried to steal and went out Schang to Peckinpaugh. Rawlings raised a Texas leaguer to right and was left at first when Snyder popped to Ward.
 In the Yankees Hast turn at bat Peckinpaugh grounded out. Rawlings to Kelly. Babe Ruth then inserted his home run in the box score and