New-York tribune., 1921-10-13
lays Out Of Luck and
Douglas Becomes Hero
of lniraciiy 7th Game

tcontnued from page one)
At first glance 1t looked much the same
- If some one had opened fire on a
concrete dug-out with rifle. Ward
hid been one spot that meant Giant
death since the series started. But
TO the astonishment Of the multitude
t.c ball struck the top of his glove.
bounded foot or so away and while he
Vas making brace Of futile, hurried
rrabs. Young scampered safely over
tle bag. This bobble was officially
srored 4 hit, but as Ward was di-
i'ctly in front of the bali even with
.e tumble he might still have nailed
n's man at first. lie had missed too
1ew to know what TO do with the turn
o. the tide.
With Kelly up Mays then struck out
ne tall and wiilowy Giant for the sec
ond time as Young stole second with a
rush kelly's out should have retired
tie side, but as it was Young was on
when Meusel singled the score was
and l.
Doglas Enigma for Yankees
Douglas and Mays both settled down
after this to spectacular pitching.
Nurderers' Row, minus Ruth, was
4 7out as nurderous as q Sunday school.
Iougias, the Tennesseean, waved them
olt OF the way as if ne were brushing
co5webs from a garden bush. Starting
IL the third, he retired thirteen Yanks
IN order until Frank Baker, who had
srpplanted the injured McNally, peeled
OF hit and broke the spell.
But the delegate from Tracy City,
Tenn, was never IN danger after that
early furry in the second inning. He
had too much for the batfled Yanks
& handle as the Two teams swung into
1ae stretch
All this while Carl Mays was riding
tie crest of high endeavor and golden
hope. He was stopping the Giants at
every turn, pausing here and there TO
sgipe one or two with his strike-out
ball He had gone through the series
without yielding q pass and his control
vas as perfect as ever. In place Of
weakening. rs he did last Sunday, Mays
looked TO be getting better and better
"a the game rolled along
Big Crash in the Seventh
He had two men out in the seventh
inning when the big crash came. Raw
lnSs, who has been one of the stars
G tho series. poked simple grounder
& Ward again. In the previous in
mig Ward had retired the side on
'aree successlvely brilliant stops. tie
s2d made the Big crowd forget ms hrst
cNeus'Cie bonpie th@e haa COSY the
I. ing run. r ate hao laNeh Hinl ny
the hand AGAIN 70 lead him back up
the hlH. Rawlingss grounder roiied
gently along To certain death as Ward
stopped to make the play.
Once more fate, with the lead pipe
hoisted high, struck him over the back
O. 'ne hSc"- arc 'um"lcu @inlu d
c.Nldeh chofuS o. t'1aHs ana obeqi9 ..
ne sloe shoGlu n"y1 zen 1Ttlleo puI 'I.i
the sac WASH l. + or oeAofe NlaSs coIlu
collected ms scattered peari1Es' 9llyaef
amlher.a iong qoupie 10 lelt cs'f'sr. : ~
i"tn Aii4ief @lG , le'Ns.ct go a' ~" ~,
the ball, with Miller "rNiVl[g 'tSl. ne
best he could DO IN fQll hl&he was 10
knock the, Wlnglng Dali down WIN one
hand to shut of home run. lie did
tbs as RAWLINGS crossed the plate ana
destiny pinned the f"tai crepe upon
e e Yankee door
Tough Break for Mays
II r,s . 4orrh breal, for Navs. but
o..o-' tr,,,|te'r o,,a rcr +bt. hard- work.
" Ts .t ,6ase ,,ro ;nni,1'rs
IA eson ali The wonderful defensive
work Of the week washed completely
a-vav. He had merely happened to
make his sims at the moment when
4hev counted most. one OF those un-
lucky turns that now and then crowd
10 existence when the day - bright
ct and the world is going well. It was
a tough break on the Yankee side, be-
rause< outside OF Ward. the defense
heck If Navg had been a wonderful
INC to sec PocE and piDn especially
I'D 80. q dieniav that vas worth,
80 ;o'',na,. IN ono ocraeion r.
" s,oo,54 90 ;n,,;,o. pinn had startlcd
seco'i9 I, -, ~. hsc b~ndcG
e S..AnS Ds 9et =
IL" ms l'l0's - - 49, ts x 3..,t
Df al oue a. No. v'"s :''''~ ''s'9 ~
Dseh suFpassco 20 "a Il'2 p'"y a.,
InfQUgn was ieS'.il lo~0'io' WIN
feck oNly sl'ioe oel''i'u,
after '"ts ~ W. 10 So no" 20 se sec
.e game eos@t1 oFeIOo&iu o. e"o ui.
tehy etIy's iioin one oA 'He maj"
+-an~5 O1 me s.e~ ~.
bseE - LoNS-aS 'Hs S'i-'I "el niiS' w
s nss'' ~, "lo17l, "s" 40 n4m aE
o1" lu"e'o - sl'u oU'',sl" "eie on ~
boet thn Yank afracs ,gaa baifed aftor
obtaining d single run. Douglas was
excellent. but wjlh equal support Mays
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