Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-10

McNally Singles TO Right.
The first hit of the game came
in the Yankees half of the third
and started terrific cheering in
the vast crowd. Mentally laced a
slashing single to right. Pitcher
Douglas, aware of McNally's speed,
kept him close to the bag. With
Wally Schang at the plate, with
two strikes ana one ball, McNally
bolted for second and was an easy
out, Snyder making rifle shot
throw to Bancroft. Schang famed
and Mays popped out to Bancroft
Frisch's Great Stop.
In the fourth inning for the Nc
Graw clan, Peckinpaugh threw out
both Bancroft and Frisch on easy
chances. Young made 1t a quick
inning by hitting the third ball for
a high fly to Bob Meusel. For the
Yankees the top OF the batting or
der came up again. trisch made a
great stop and throw In the not
corner of Millers sizzling ground
er. Peckinpaugh grounded out 10
Kelly .unassisted. The crowd
cheered Ruth as he made his Sec
ond trip to the plate and "Bam-
bino" tickled his followers by
driving hot single to right. he
was left on first. as Bob Meusei
struck out.
Giants In Mays Grip.
The fifth inning showed the
Giants completely in the grip OF
Carl Mays. They were unable 10
do much with his low underhand-
ed shoots and went out in order
on infield grounders, McNally
threw out Kelly, Mays tossed
Irish" Meusel out and Peckin-
paugh relayed Rawlings grounder
to Pipp. A.
scoring column in their hair OF the
inning, Pipp caused lot OF ex-
citement by sending a clean single
to left, and went down to second
on Wards neat sacrifice, Douglas
to Kelly. Frisch scooped up Nc
Nally's grounder, caught Pipp be-
tween second and third and ran
MIN down, the play being Frisch
TO Rawlings to Frisch. Mentally
renamed on first and a minute
later sprinted all the way home on
Schang's tremendous drive for
three bases to left field. Mays
ended the inning by grounding out
Rawlings to Kelly.
Burns Singles to Center.
The Giants made their first hit
of the game in the sixth. SNYDER
lined out to McNally and Ward
threw out Douglas. Burns shot a
single TO center and was left on
the bag, as Bancroft was thrown
out by Ward on an easy chance;
In the Yankees half, Miller
fouled out to Catcher Snyder.
Peckinpaugh scratched an infield
hit and Ruth struck out. to the
great delight of the Giants root
ers. He went out on three pitched
halls. two of them being foul
strikes. With Bob Meusel at bat
Peckinpaugh tried to steal Du'
was thrown out, Snyder to Raw
lings.
Double Play BY Yanks.
The Giants were cut short by q
double play in their half OF the
seventh. Frisch went out, Ward &c
Pipp. Young singled to center and
was forced at second by Kelly. VINO
was doubled at first. Ward to Peek
inpaugh to Pipp. Douglas, In tine
Yankees half of the inning gave
one of the best exhibitions of pitch
ing SO far seen in the series. BOZ
Meusel sent up a fly that YOUNG
gathered in and Pipp and Ware
went out by the strike out route
Then came the Giants big inning
OF the game. Irish" Meusel drove
Mans second pitch 10 the left fielo
fence for three bases. The nj
aroused the spectators and there
was tremendous cheering as Rawl-
ings came to bat. He made good BY
shooting single to right, senGinl
home Meusel with the tying run
Snyder tried to sacrifice. He laid
down a fine bunt that rolled to-
ward first and Mays, in trying te
field the ball, sprawled on the
grass and the attempted sacrifice
blossomed into hit. both Rawl'
ings and Snyder being safe. This
was the turning point of the game
Douglas Sacrifices.
With two on, the score tied
and no one out, and the crowo
cheering like mad. Pitcher Douglas
advanced the runners by sacrific'
ing, Mays to Ward. Burns Their
scored both runners by a two
base drive to left, and the cheer
ing lasted for some time. even the
Giants on the coaching line ant
those in the dugout showing theii
great pleasure by throwing up theil
caps and patting one another or
the back.
Bancroft tried hard to BRING
Burns home, but the best he could
do was to raise a fly to Ruth
Frisch ended the inning by fouline
out to Schang.
Schang Scratched q Hit.
The Yankees went to bat de-
termined to wipe out the Giants
lead. McNally started out badly
by striking out. Schang, however
scratched out an infield hit, but
was forced at second by Mays, or
play by Rawlings to Bancroft
The latter tried for double play
at first, but his throw was low ant
the ball rolled to the grandstand
Mays taking second. Miller ended
the inning by striking out and the
Yankees chances of victory faded
1t was Douglas eighth strike ou
of the game.
McGraw's men added run te
their score in the final inning. After
Young was thrown out by Mays
Kelly ripped a two-bagger to lief
and scored on Irish" Meusels sin
gle to the same field. Meusel tried
to steal, and went out, Schang t
Peckinpaugh. Rawlings raised 6
Texas Lacquer to right and was lief
at first when Snyder popped tt
Ward.
Yanks' Last Turn At Bat.
In the Yanks' last turn at bat