Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-13

aNSnS1o ne ~ "a -. -, y
fr.w yuhiis sins oone its pest IN the
800 unne the season lasts,
tha - nteaiis veIytn!ns &c tnem; Wnen
~. shows come the players at
re- este m other hnsS
nort;nn - aG.aviey: a sense OF pro-
tean, rans..a ~ a.l1aineu. ana
1yanS ~. enl college.
ism an od;.d W. appreclAle the ioeai,
fnr ~ n.nouaeu m TINS team. Footoall
81 nc hnIs ooeua ialr ano clean
or +hosa ~ t"ls loeAt', ana non
this TO-, hS Us ""o age MAINTAINING
$3.50 oo0~
E-,,,h
the G;a ~ s.e.lAl tnird-sacker OF
~ Haahts, nas more than fulfilled
would shine as a bright lieht in the
world. series. Oscar c. Reichow. sport
writer, devoted almost a column ex-
.olils al the accomplishments Of this
p'ayer. IN r ne said: +
y Two years Frank Frisch has
Desn aIcanAltnea one or the greatest
souns paseoal PLAYERS that ever has
.U. n lnto the major leagues, and
s!nce the controversy for the worlds
premier nonors in baseball began be-
tmeen ne.Glan Yankees, he has
ueh.iponsCrateo IT without a doubt. His
OIL hieiolns, hitting and base
aunnihs IN Inc first three contests
the individual playing
- any otner man on either New York
team and was sufficient proof that he
SSta.us OUT as one Of the brightest
iisnes IN n national pastime.
Drltsch' came to n Giants from
rruiuIaIn colleee, IN the Bronx, and
".eaiout d oit OF minor league expert
inn st1ppeo nto, the shoes OF Heinie
haan etinan az third base and has
isaa me OF the National
i ever Il s an Not only did he
1e,ao.loGlate MS class as a marvellous
a ~ put ne anne In as. a. remark
aoie inter, at the plate left
sna llsn! handed, when the occasion
ue"iaaoeo IA
Outshinez Rahe Rr,h
..1ni. - u,-..-I,
as on 81. ntiscn ah1tial ~earan
SERIES Iha pa. 1llcipAn IN a worlds
red ~ ~ = uxy Of tne series ne
iieId' H. sho = a'ele IN n
rrn,,n ~ sno"eo a tendency to Tight
an;te. "Ie Ie ,sst-out 70 Jet the Goth
tore ;n ~ t.er9 Were Two real hit
and hinse,e = Ruth
shona 49, ~ 10 oA1e ne a out
ana tha.a Asnty no!nerun slugger
tho.a wh, AZ ~ouDI ~ me mlnoS OF
10 Nil, -. ave seer Inc series that
than pu+h WIZ n'sneI average
he 49, ~ molh AZ n pate
men+ 1A''e VI 'ess a
-Four hose ,;..
hr+ -. os. eApef1e1cea pail player.
II ia 49, o. frisch's years
str,ono ~ .uan ttiA.. IN tne opening
90 70 10, ways Haa as much stuff
;. 49, ~ IN MS me- yet Friscil
Will - I'm tor -FOUR c.ean hits.
Cd ~ ~ oilS oiler olow 70 oe CLEAN
H Ir.o III ms pecuiiar underhanded de-
E.isol I AZ oo.alneu ov rawlings.
Wa;ta I Ju no. 40 as wen against
49, nI ~ pinsle, on ms last trip to
Uh e a ~ put IN the luss1ng fest in
~ 49, ne Giants CONQUERED. Is to 5,
sec,red TN ,Fa oaseman OF the Giants
80 Two. as Wen as three bases on
~, hss ,oM ing nat ms vigorous bat
" W. .nro"n 1ear into the hearts
u VIC Aahhee llnsers.'
rho
a,is inost surprised man at the Polo
Pnth Monoay- was Babe
su ~ when ne walked out of the
game after drawing a base on balls.
crevd as oooea ana missed by the
ero"u, acGoroins TO reports. and it
ah a. sa'u ina nls Pr1oe was consider
~ N.Y. "hen mus greeted by the
~ vas SO unexpected that that
10 t'un know wnat to a y believing
10 ne was the nero OF New York
oaooaA e..
~
nan aseoan ans have already COM
Iae,r cea looping out mythical mines: A
a.eid: Just to II the sport follow
rs low 1lrst' n third teams
a. naseDa are CHOSEN on paper. tha
- y'nicai cams Of Inc Detroit writer
ae plesenteo for n edlfication and
e1 -. OF the eaders:
rlrst team-Coilins chicago. 2b;
1ones' Detroit. . D; COBB, Detroit, RI;
70; speaker; Cleveland. CT; Bassler.
~D;ssoona.. G; Scott Hoston, BY; Faber,
ESnacasO, p; smoker, st. Louis, p;
Ways NeW 1ork, p: Coveleskte, Cleve-
iana, y Leonard Detroit, p.
second team-Iooi n: st. Louis. If;
G;a : n 2b; Jameson,
Boston. ID: Perkins, Phila-
san. Pniladelphia, ab; Kerr. Chicago.
r. =. . ounss' boston! p; Mogr1dge,
onAnss; =; busn' boston, p;
Third %.,eve'ana, p.
nv dn,.o 1eam.Hooper; Chicago, CT;