Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-10

nun risen went out. ward Ia fipp.
Young singled To center and was
forced at second 10y Kelly. who was
doubled at first. The play being Ward
to Fcch!npauvh 10 ripp
Nnnk> irr Easy.
Douglas, In the Yankees half or
tho inning. gave one "f the hos; .N-
hihit!qns OF pitching 50 far seen in
tn. series Hob McuS.l sent nm a
hN tina, Young gathered in aud lipp
ana ward went out by the strike
route.
Then cam" IN" Giants big inning
Of the game. ''Irsh'' Mcu,cI drov.
Mays second pitch to the icft-acid
fence foi thr"" bases The hit
aroused the spectators AMI thcr. was
tremendous cheering a. Rawlinrs
came Ia bat. He made good hy shoot
ing u singI. to right e.ndinr home
Alcusci with tho icing run. SNYDER
tried TO sacrifice. lie laid down a
me hunt that rolled toward nrSt.
and Mays. IN trying !" Held the bail.
Si'r"wi"d on the grass and III. at
tempted sacrifice hloSSpmcd into a
hit. both Rawlings aud snyder being
safe. This was the turning point or
tn" game with two on the score
tied ana no one out. and the crowd
cheering like mad. Douglas advanced
I'll" runners 10y sacrincinE. MAYS 80
Ward
Giants Followers l:AriIrd.
Turns then scored both runners by
u hcfty t"o-hasc drive to left and
lie cheering lasted for som. time.
Even the Giants on the conchir. line
and those in the duroUt showed their
great pleasure by throwing up their
caps and pattinE one another on the
h"ck. Bancroft tried hard 10 bring
Turns homo. but the best he could do
was Ia raise "a ny To Ruth Frisch
ended the inning by fouling ont to
Schang
The Yankees went I" hat deter
mined to wine out the Giants lead.
McNnlly started out badly by .trik-
ing ont Schan%. however. scratched
out an inhcld hit. but was forced at
second lay Mays on play by Eawl-
inc* 10 Bancroft The latter tried for
Il double play at first. hut his throw
"as low and the ball rolled T." tho
Grand stand, Mays taking second. Mil
Ter ended III" inning hy striking "u,
ana the Yankees chanccs "f victory
f"dcd. II was Douglas eighth strike
out of the game.
Ruth Gets First Homer
McGraws men added Il run To their
Young was thrown out by Mays Kelly
ripped two-basecr 10 lef, and
scored on Irish Mcuscla single to
III" same field. Meus"l tried to steal
and went out. Schanr to pcckinpau-h
| rawlings raised II TEXAS Lacquer to
| right and was left at first when Sny-
| dor popped to ward
In tho Yankees last turn at bat
fcckinpauGh grounded out. Rawlings
Z" Kelly. Babe Ruth here inserted
| his home run in the box score and
| the inning and game quickly came
TO an end as II. Mcuscl foulcd out
to Snyder and Piop rolled an easy
| one 10 Douglas. who ran over and
made the put out at first base him
| self.
In winning his game. Douglas
pitched five more balls than Mays.
10 hurled lc3 balls at the batter. OF
| which thirty were called balls. TWEEN
ty-scvcn resulted in strikes. fourteen
foul strikes. eight fouls, sixteen in
field outs, an outticld out and seven
| hits
Mays pitched ninety-ri::ht times for
thirty-onc balls. twenty-five strikes.
eleven foul strikes. twenty inficld
outs four outticld outs. nine hits and
| one base on error.
| Neither pitcher gave Il base on
| BALLS.