Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
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X Batted for Nehf in, ninth. ri.
Summary.

summary. 3
Two base hits, Schang, Z. Meusel,
r. Meusel, Miller, RaNiings; sacrifice
hits, Pipp, Ward;;Rd ouble plays, Schang
and Ward |; left ON bsses, Americans 3,
Nationalist: bases sA ball. s Hoyt q
Nehf 1struek ou Hqyt R'e,sr d. hepf rsf 8
base. Moriarity; second base, Quigley;
third base ,gChill.
Time, 1:50.Ms 4;Ts
Score by innings: .~
Americans DOL 200 000---3
Nationals IS. ....... 100 900 000-1
tBy The Associated Press)
Polo Grounds, Oct. 1O.-The Yam
KEGS led with their young pitching
ace, Waite Hoya, this afternoon, and
the Giants were ready to counter
with the southpaw, Art Nehf in the
fifth frame of the worlds series. The
their bathandles and the club that
captures three out of the remaining
five contests carries off the champion
ship. E.,
The Yankees agreed in the club
house today that they are overdue in
their batting.
I'VE canont expect our pitchers to
carry us any further" said Mike Nc
Nally, the American leaguers third
ters. there is no reason why we should
not make a lot Of runs for our hurl-
ers. Watch us today"
Giants Riding High.
The Giants are riding high in the
saddle. One and all declared they
have the edge of effective pitchers
Of the Yankees, now that Mays IS
beaten, and only Hoyt and the un-
known Harper remain on the YAM
KEGS staff to face them.
We have Nehf, Toney, Barnes
and Douglas" said Emil Meusel. who
looks after the Giants. left garden,
ready to pitch, and don't forget Pat
Shea. Douglas will have all the rest
he needs by the time he is called upon
again."
Babe Ruth said he would play
again today unless there were deyel-
cpments to his ailing@ elbow. which
bled when it was examined after
Sundays game.
'Bage pretty near hit that home
run. with his right arm" said Miller
Huggtns
the game found thousands on hand.
Long Practice.
The two clubs took long batting
practices. working out against right
him and he appeared. to tune hi:
swing with some difficulty. lNehf
Toney and Shea took part in the
batting practice of the Giants. while
Hoyt and Harper appeared at the
plate in the Yankees practice.
Batteries.
Polo Grounds, Oct. 10.-The bat
teries for today's game are:
Hoyt and Schange, for the Yankees
Nehf and Smith, for the Giants.
Lineup.
Yankees Miller, CT; Peck, IS
Ruth. II; r.. Meusel. rf; Pipp, 1b
Ward, 2b; McNally, 3b; schang. 9
Hgyh, giane.-Burn., e; If; Bancroft, 8
E. Meusel. III, Rawlings. 2b; Smith
- 80 ' Umplres.
The umpires have been assigned al
follows: Rigfer at the plate: Morinr
ity at first; ouigley at second; Chill
at third. s
First Inning.
Yankees Miller up, Ball !
strike 4. Miller popped out to Ban
croft. Peck up. 1Frisch threw on
peck at first. Ruth up. Ball
strike I. Ball q. Strike 2. Rutl
struck out. No runs. no hits no er
rOrs. rs d. 6.iEl Ss IS t {sy .S J.
81 Giants Burns u p. Strike 1 Bal
l. Burns grounded to McNaily, VIII
fumbied Al s,and the batter was safe
bancroft up. Foul. strike j.. Ban
croft forced Burns Peck TO Ward
Frisch up Frisch bounced Q singl
on Hoyt's glove. Bancroft went Z
! second Young up, Foul strike ]
bali i Ball 2 Z. Ball 3, Young walk
ed and the bases were flleds Kelly ,iE
Foul strike Y! Bal l.!. Han srof
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