Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-27
INDIANS FLAG
HOPES WANE As
NEW YORK WINS
Each Manager Uses Three
Pitchers In An Effort to.
Come Out Victorious in.
Thrilling Struggle.

home runs, a two Dagger and walk
ed in four times up. He either
scored or drove in five OF the eight
New York runs. Ruth's first home
run was made off Coveleskie in the
first, and the second was prodded
out of Uhle in the fifth after Peck
inpaugh had singled Both home
runs were terrific drives.
Each manager used three pitch
ers in an effort to win. Quinn
started for the Yankees but was
knocked out in the first inning,
Hoyt relieving him. and doing well
until he injured his hand While
stopping o hot drive by Speaker
in the seventh. Mays relieved Hoyt
In the eighth and weathered q stor-
nv ninth, as Sewell and Burns We're
on base when Mays struck out
O'Neill for the last out.
Coveleskie was knocked out IN
the third inning and was replaced
by Uhle. Only rour hits were mace
off Uhle, but in each case, home
run followed a single.
It was Schangs home run In the
sixth with McNally on base which
gave New York its last two runs
and victory. The hitting of George
Burns. who made a triple. and
three singles featured Cleveland's
play. Burns drove in four runs
and scored a fifth himself.
The defensive play OF Elmer
Miller saved the game Tor New
York. His diving catch of Speak
er's short fly in the eighth with
runners on second and third pre-
vented Cleveland from taking the
lead. in the seventh a throw by
Miller to McNally caught Sewell
at third. Miller's throw in the
seventh cut down Sewell at third
for the third out.
FIRST INNING
Cleveland 49, Jameson walked
Wambsganss sacrificed. McNally
to Pipp. Mentally took Speakers
erounder and threw wild to first
and Jemieson scored. Smith got
a Texas Lacquer into center, speak
err going to third, Gardner forced
Smith, Ward to Peckinpaugh,
Speaker scoring on the play. sew
ell was hit by pitched ball. Gard
ner scored on Burns hit to right,
and on the throw in Sewell went
to third and Burns to second. Hoyt
went in the box for New YORK.
O'Neill was purposely passed.
coveleskie struck out.
New York-Miller fouled out TO
o'Neill. Sewell threw out Peckin-
paugh at first. Babe Ruth cuffedd
the ball over the tight field stand
for a home run, his fpty-seventn'
creating a new worlds record.
Meusel got a Texas Lacquer into
left. Pipp flied to Wambsganss.
SECOND INNING
Cleveland - Jameson churned
the air and sat down, Wompsganss
also Whitfield. Speaker also FAN
ned and the crowd gave Hoyt u
big hand. -
New York-Ward famed. Nc
Nally walked on four pitched baiis'
sehang out, Wambsganss to Burns;
Coveleskie took Hoyt's hopper ana
threw him out at first.
THIRD INNING
Cleveland-Smith sent long
civ TO Meusel. Gardner struck out.
Sewell doubled along the first base
line. Burns flied out to Miller.
New York--Miller struck OUT
Peckinpaugh walked. Peckinpaugh
scored on Ruth's long double 10
left center. Meusel got an inIlela
hit. Ruth going to third. run
scored on Pipp's single to right
Meusel going to third. Pipp's MT
blew Coveleskie off the pitching
mound Uhle taking his place.
Meusel scored on Wards sacriVe
fly to Wambsganss back OF seconu.
on the throw-in, Pipp went TO sec
ond, Uhle threw out McNally.
FOURTH INNING.
Cleveland-O'Neill was thrown
out at first by Hoyt. Hoyt made a
nice play on Uhle's hopper and got
him at first. Jameson singled over
the middle bag. Wambsganss struck
out. e.a
New York - Schang famed
Gardner threw out Hoyt at first,
Miller struck out.
FIFTH INNING.
Cleyeland-Speaker fouled out 10
schang. Ward threw out Smith at
first. Gardner sent a weak fly 10
McNally.
New YorkAPeckinpaugh singled
down the third base line. Ruth
drove out his second home run
scoring Peckinpaugh ahead OF MIN
Meusel struck out. Pipp also ran
ned, Ward flied out to Gardner.
SIXTH INNING.
Cleyela shot liner
over Peckinpaugh's head for pase'
Sewell scored on Burns three-base
hit TO left. Burns scored when
Ward threw out O'Neill at first
Uhie out. Pipp to Hoyt. Jameson
flied out to Miller.
New York--McNally bumped a
single to left. Schang hit long
home run, scoring McNally. Sewell
threw out Hoyt at first. Miller
went out, by the Wambsganns-
Burns route. Peckinpaugh. Iheo
out to Wambsganss.
SEVENTH INNING.
Cleveland - Peckinpaugh took
wambsganss' bounder and threw
him out at first. Speaker singled
off Hoyt's glove. Smith walked,
Speaker moving on to second.
Peckinpaugh took Gardeners
grounder and with a quick throw
to McNally nailed Speaker at third:
Smith went to second. Seweli
walked and the bases were full.
Smith and Gardner scored on
Burns single to center. Sewell was
out at third, Miller to McNally.
New York-Ruth walked. Meu-
sci forced Ruth, Sewell to Wambs-
eanss. Meusel out stealing. O'Neill
to Sewell. Pipp flied to Speaker.
EIGHTH INNING.
Cleveland-O'Neill flied to Men,
sci. Graney batted for Uhle.
Graney walked. Evans ran for
Graney. Miller made a fine catch
of Jamieson's lofty fly. Wambs-
ganss doubled TO right center,
Evans stopping at third. Hoyt left
the box, Mays taking his place.
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