Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-14
ENDS WITH
BRILLIANT BATTLE
. BETWEEN S TARS
CONTINUED From First Pagc)

Continued From First Fagc)
%ounEstcr. who twic. before In this
ecries had taken NchCS measure in
close battles. Hoyt was in trouble
In several innings, but except In the
fatal first, when the Giants scored
their only tally on two bases on
balls and an error. he worked him.
self out brilliantly, once with 4 fine
running catch by Fewster To help
alons. Toward the end nc was going
stronger than ever, retiring The
Giants in order In the eighth and
ninth.
brilliant PIN, Snves New Champs.
The game. won by the Giants in
the frs; inning. YVES probably saved
for them In the ninth by AS brilliant
q fielding performance as has been
seen OH the diamond L.: many q day.
One Yankee had been retired In the
Gaai frame. This one was Babe
Ru:h. again in uniform. hu; combining
his act!vitics heretofore in IN" game
TO the coaching line. The Yankee
fans. who had been for eight innings
watching that one lonely tally OF
the Giants loom larger and larger,
picked mr hope and cheered wildly
as the "BamDino'' stepped 10 the
plate 20 bat for Wa!iy lipr.
The hnme-run king made a valiant
Try. bu; his injured arm had taken
the power from his swing. and the
best he could 10 with Nchf's puzziing
delivery was 10 ground weakly Ia
Kelly.
Aaron ward vas more fortunate.
somewhat wild fnr several innings.
AMI finally walked.
In place OF the injured McNaily. came
next. With the cou,., two and three,
he met one Of Nchfs offerings
suuarcly. 1t shot towards right field.
- : cd 10 In m l,,S
q; John Eaviinss. the rap looked
like :; sure hit. and with Ward leg
Eing i for third ii promised I" put
position i: |, go, by.
&ut II did not .rass. Throwing
h'ns"' At tie aSimmiuE sphere.
the crowd. reached out and ciunE to
IL with his lcft hand. Rolling over
:nd transferring the ball to his right
hand. Rawlings made the throw Ia
ground, getting Baker by #cvsrai
feet.
1t was then Ilellya turn and with
u lightning like and accurate throw.
!nto the hands OF Thitd Bascman
Frank Frisch. y cloud Of dust flew
up over third So Warh slid into the
S"f FT9" ,, ;na m ss1 Of il umntss
arm Hung forth. mOtion!ng the run
rrr out. The double play had been
completed. the :hird Yankee OF the
!Hnins had been retired. tn" game
Vas o".r. and the Giants had won II
and IN" worlds charntpunship.
IN" Giants winning run in the first
was scored without the aid of u hit
Wi;h Hurns disposed uf at FIRST, rs
!'ahrr lelde'l his> groundeT 20 tipp.
.,Iacroit walked on five pitched balls.
lie hold first while Fr!sch was foul
inE on; :" Fipp. ana went to second
- .loyt. with the roun: two and three
walked Young. There was :, sharp
With which the. young twirlcr insist-
81 b. had cut the ;).ato.
Whatever difference a.! opiniu.
tL"r. might have been ON this point
Umpire Ch.irs decision na;uran.
vent. With Bancroft on SECOND, Ecl-
~ zen; what looted l:kc an easy
trnnitd"" TO feCkiIpauEh. With the
sAtrd or IN sight. however. recl.in-
I-isa i-t the ball get through h.in.
III Bancroft, starting from srcunI
- III; bail was hit. scored easily be-
it-c u could hc retrieved.
isawlinEs. DrsidrY making the mos;
'Icctacuiar Trlding play ~ the day,
Jed his si- ~ hat. with TWO smash
ING doubles ana single. None ~
tarsc. however, influenced The re-
-1it.
The game was played before the
smalirft crowd of the series Tho
morning was cloudy ...u ..w. -
though the sfirs cleared early in tn.
afternoon. ANA the atmcsphcr.
warmed w. somewhat. There was
tu;rult aud shouting aplenty all
'h'"usa the rontaSts and last, over
n9werinE vhuiianl yell .trotn the
ti!h:it suprortcrs "a the final dazzling
hlaN vas flashed ana the game and
ended