Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-08
GRAB THIRD GAME
FROM FIRE AFTER
OVERCOMING LEAD
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Tie crack OF Pitcher Quinn's bat
aEainst tho bali and while still on
The run hauled down III. drive over
us shoulder. close to the center field
''nc" IT was a marvellous piece OF
fielding and IL drew Il biz demon
"'rati"n from the crowd.
An the Glun,s with the exception
OF Toncy and Kelly figured In the
hitting Toncy was taken from the
gam" before no had a chance TO ba,
hNrns and Snyder divided the batting
h"nors, each making four hits burns
Hittins included a double and n triple
Young had double ana :, triple.
while Irish" Mouscl had two singIos
ana - double.
Ruth Iinn CoI"rIrss Day.
zane kuih had another colorlcss
""y compared with some Of his worl:
during the Seasons campaign. In
Tour trips TO Tie plate nc struck on,
owe, made single which scored
TWO Yankee runs and drew II base ON
balls.
Jie lett the game in IN. eighth IN.
h!hN, after he hal received Il bas. on
''''S' F"wster running :or him and
scoring a run. II was r:.id the home
run KING was SUFFERING from AN IN
i'et"i arm. IL III" nnlliug side ~.
h1l hn, one chance. capturing Ban.
oroits sacrifice Ny
'hc game which ended so lep.
h'H ~ startcf pu, az II s, rni;h; be
another one like the pitchers battle
~ y''scrdaE. TnHly, uho 4tart.I roi
'hf GIANTS. brccz.d along comfort
ably for ,wo innings. The Yankc.g
got 10 him in the third, however. ana
he Was taken out with tn. bases ful.
none out. ana three runs In. Another
run was scored by The Yankees before
1'F& Earncs, VINO relieved him.
could retire tho ride
sha"hcy met his fate. like Tonoy.
~ liz same inning. III. wndncss YEA.
Te'n'Hsib,". Alter ne hi.I forced two
runs oyer nc u'n,c rs passing bat
rs-s Jack quinn was called to the
mound Two Of the Giants Shawkcy
.''i 90 the bases Suoscqucu;iy tailed.
bur there was no NOR" scoring OH
Quinn until The tempcs,uous seventh
M"thwhiic barnes vas twir!inr =
h'Ady steady game. and holding tho
Yankee safe ass hc ala 10 tn. cnd
i''n camc the Yankees third in
nins. SrhanE drew base on balls
and reached uhird on Shnwkcy's sin.
-" ir right Miller MI for a base
scoring ScharS Iud moy-rg Shavkey
10 accoHd 'ronoy gave rcckiupauvh
base on balls and all corners were
nlI.d Cheers ~ the Yankee zane
rccteh tho stands rs the home-rtn
tin2 walked to the plato. Ruth
alarmed Toucys sixth pitch and
drove " to center for a single send
inG home both Shuwhry and Miller.
F'ekinpauDh took Third. Here Toncy
was waved on the mound and barnes
vas brought out OF the bul! ncn.
ituth went out trying TO steal. Bob
Acuscl walked aud PccK!npaugh
scored on Pipp's out This ended the
Yankees scoring In the inning
The four-rrn lead looked big TO
the Giants as they vent To bat
Barnes. nrst man uD. pok.d I, single
to left. Burns went out on 4 ~ TO
center. hu, Captain Bancroft laced a
single 10 right Barnes stopping at
second. Shawkcy threw wide TO
Fr:sch. who walked. filling III. bags.
Shawkcy appeared 10 lose control and
passed Young, forcing homo Barnes
with the Giants frst run nj tho
series. Shawkey Then passed Kelly.
forcing home bancroft quinn re-
placed ShawEey with ,nc bases SIM
loaded. Frisch scored willie Irish"
Neuscl was bcius; Put out IL nrst.
Young ana Kelly moving mp Young
came home with the tying run when
Rawlings hit "a sroundcr 10 peck!n-
pauch, who could not handle the ball
in time TO throw out the Giants Sec
ond hascman. snyder fouied gu, to
PPM and left the aco-c tied in n
knot until Tho Giants hectic seventh
CUNTS Lamba-t Hall In seventh.
Tho National League leaders made
more hits in the seventh than in the
TWO pihvious games OF the series
l'risch began the attack by smashing
a single TO center and went to third
on Yuung's two hagger 10 right field
Kelly walked and the bases were
filled. There was tremendous cheer
ing when Irish" Mcuscl slammed q
double u right. sending home Fr!sch
and Young. Kelly stopped at third
on the hit, Rawlings came through
with u single TO center. scoring Kelly
a?d Mcueol
here COINS TOOK Hp the pItChlnS
burden for the Yankees, but was
unable to sweep back the attacking
Giants After Rawlings went out try
ing To steal. Snyder, Harness and BURNS
hit out singles amid frcnZicd root
ing. with tho bases fun. bancroft
lifted a sacrifice fly TO Ruth scoring
snyder Frisch walked and tho Ma
tiopai League followers broke into
tumu!tuOus cheering rs Young swept
the bases with Il tremendous three
blggcr to left center. Collins then
waved goodnight 10 the crowd.
pitcher Rogers. his rcscucr, threw
out Kelly AT first, ending the slaugh-
ter to the great relief OF the Yankee
rooters. come Of whom began TO
ride" tho American League cham
pons. Twelve Giants wore at bat In
the inning, getting eight hits and
two bases on balls for total OF
eight runs. one man, Young. was
lett on base
Each team added a run TO their to-
tails In the eighth inning. Frank
I,akcr. homc-ruu king OF other days,
LAS given a cheer when he battcd