Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-08

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Ruth's Batting colorless
All the Giants, with the exception
of Toney and Kelly. figured in the hit:
ting. Toney was taken from the game
before he had chance to bat Burns
and Snyder divided the batting hon
ors. each making four hits. Burns
hitting included double and triple.
Young had double and triple. while
Irish" Meusel had two singles and a
double
Babe Ruth had another colorless
F., day compared with some of his work
! during the seasons campaign. In
| four trips to the plate. he struck out
twice, made single which scored two
I Yankee runs. and drew a base on
, balls, Fewster running for him, and
scoring run. 1t was said the home
run king was suffering from an in
fected arm. In the fielding side, he
had but one chance, capturing Ban
crofts sacrifice fly.
The game which ended so lop-sid-
eddy, started out as if it might he an
other one like the pitchers battles of
yesterday Toney. who started for
the Giants, breezed along comforta-
bly, for two innings. The Yankees
got 10 him in the third, however, and
he was taken out with the bases full
none out, and three runs in. Another
run was scored before Jess" Barnes,
who relieved him, could retire the
Yankees.
Shawkey met his fate, like Toney,
in this same inning. His wildness
was responsible. After he had fore
ed two runs over the plate by pass
ing batters, Jack Quinn was calledN
to the mound. Two of the Giants
Shawkey left on the bases Subsequent
" tailed, but there was no more scor
ing off Quinn until the tempestuous
seventh. Meanwhile Barnes was twirl-
ing heady, steady game. and holding
the Yankees safe as he did to the
end. ). Is
Giants Score First Run
Then came the Yankees third In
ming. Schang drew a base on balls j
and reached third on Shawkey's sim |
gle to right Miller hit for a base, /
scoring Schang and moving Shawkey |
to second. Toney gave Peckinpaugh !
a base on balls and all corners were |
filled. Cheers of the Yankee fans /
rocked the stands as the home run /
king walked to the plate. Ruth slam |
med Toney's sixth pitch and drove I
il to center for single, sending !
home both Shawkey and Miller. Peck /
inpaugh took third. Here Toney was I
waved off the mound and Barnes was !
brought out of the bull pen. Ruth |
went out trying to steal Bob Men, |
sci walked and Peckinpaugh scored 1
on Pipp's out. This ended the Yam |
KEGS scoring in the inning
The four/run lead looked big to the 4
Giants rs they went to bat. Barnes, /
first man up, poked a single to left. i
Burns went out on a fly to center, but |
CAPTAIN Bancroft laced a single to /
right. Barnes stopping at second. II
Shawl1ey threw wide to Frisch, who |
walked, filling the bases Shawkey Il
appeared to lose control and passed l
Young, forcing home Barnes with the 4
Giants first run of the series. Shaw
key then passed Kelly, forcing home |
Bancroft. Quinn replaced Shawkey, !!
with the bases still loaded. Frisch |
scored while Irish Meusel was be- /
ing put out at first, Young and Kelly |
moving up. Young came home with |,
the tieing run when Rawlings hit a |
grounder to Peckinpaugh who could |
not handle the ball in time to throw 1
out the Giants second baseman. Sny- \
der fouled out to Pipp and left the |
score tied in a knot until the Giants I
hectic seventh inning.
The National league leaders made |
more hits in the seventh than in the /.
two previous games of the SERIES |
Frisch began the attack by slashing a |
single to center and went to third on ]
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