Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-23

Polo Grounds, New York. Sept. 23
Thirty odd thousand fans saw the
New York Yankees and the Cleveland
|. Indians do battle this afternoon in the
first game of the little worlds series
that will probably. determine which
team will clash with the National
league champions In the October
classic. The Cleveaands used Stanley
Covelslkfe to puncture the tissue paper
lead Of q percentage point that the
Yankees had in the league race. Waite
Hoyt was picked to scalp the Indians
with his sharp break f1inEs. The game
had all the frills and frinxes Of q
worlds series same-fninus the prices
ana the national commission.
49, ,4 Ldne-ups. i
Observation-Disclosures M:@swsmhy
2b; Wood, CT; Smith, II; GArdner s.;
seweli, -; Johnston, 1b; DWELL G;
Covefeskie, p. 3s5fsS. IA q
New York-Mfller. of; Peckinhauxt
sss.ass Ruth. H. sMeusal;s RI; f;4P4pp. !. rs;
Ward.,32b 2b; Mentally. fsb: schanl; &
'..'. $. \ ;:'sssss'' I
tCieyeiand-tJ aHieson was q strike.
Pecks throw. Wood struck out and
Wamby stole second. Smith. also fan.
ned. +3 s5't .l
New York-Miller fouled out te
O'Neill.s Wood made sparkling catct
Of Peck s hoist, Ruth strolled on -four
pitched balls. Meusel forced Ruth
Sewell to wamby. "
Second Inning.
Observation-Disclosures crashed a sin.
gle into right Sewell forced Gardner
a .SA~nnA M~No l1xyt 70
ston popped to McNally. O'Neill walk.
ed. Coveleskie famed.
New York-Pipp sent out fly tt
Wood. who then gathered in Wards
fly. and also took McNally's lofty
drive.
H. Third Inning.
Cleveland-Jamieson walked. VAN.
by sacrificed, Hoyt to Pipp. McNall,
on a dazzling play. Ward threw Out
Smith at first.
New York-Wamby took Schang'.
grounder and threw him out Hoy,
hoisted to Smith. Miller famed.
Fourth Inning.
Observation-Disclosures singled inte
right, his second hit. Gardner scored
on Sewell's three-base hit to left
Sewell scored on a wild pitch. Hoy
threw out Johnston. O'Neill got q
Jameson went out, Pipp to Hoyt.
New York-Peck flied to Jameson
Ruth went to second on a two-base
hit, that hoped over Sewelrs head
Meusel fled out to Smith and Ruth
raced to third. Ruth scored on Pipp's
double to center. Ward flied out te
Wamby. ..
Firth Inning.
to right. Wood sacrificed, Pipp te
Ward. Smith flied out to McNally
Gardner breezed out.
New York-Smith took McNally',
high fly. Schang walked to first Hoy,
forced Schang at second, Coveleskie
to Wamby. Sewell took Miller.
grounder and touched second.
Sixth Inning.
Cleveland-Sewell cracked a single
to right. Johnston lined out to Meu.
TO Peck. Ward tossed out O'Neill a
New York-Peck fouled out to Sew.
ell. Ruth bounced a double on Wam.
by's hand. Ruth scored on Meusel'.
single to left, Meusel going to second
on the throw-in. Meusel scored or
Pipp's hot drive to center for one
base. Coveleslxie knocked down
Wards drive, Wamby taking the bal
and throwing him out at first, Pipr
going to second. Sewell threw out Nc.
Nal1y at first.
Seventh Inning.
Cleveland - Coveleskie famed
Schang dropping the third strike bu,
threw him out at first. Ward tossed
out Jameson at first on q pretty play
Wamby strolled to first. Pipp tool
Woods grounder and touched first.
New York-Wood came over into
right field and took Schang's fly
Hoyt lofted to oNWamby. Miller walk
ed. Peck fled out to Jameson. 3sg
Elghth Inning.
Cleveland--Ward threw out Smith
first. Miller gathered In Sewell's s,ac.
eossful scraper.
New York-Ruth doubled alonI
the LEFT Geld foul, line. Tis third two.
bagEer. Muesel sacrificed. Covelesk
to Wamby. Ruth going to third
Ruth scored on Pipp's sacrifce ny Il
Jameson. Ward died out % Jamie,
son. s..;s4 Il 81. M. 81; 81.
Ninth Innin9.
Cleveland I0hneon fouled TO lGeu.
~. Ward threw out o Neil. GpeAkes
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