The Washington herald., 1921-10-12

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Fewster reaching second. Bob
Meusel lined a single to the left of
second base and Fewster scored and
Miller went to third, drawing
Burns thrw, on which Meusel
moved on down to second. PipN
slashed into the second out, Kelly.
in on the grass, fielding his hopper
and tossing to Rawlings, covering
first, when Miller made no attempt
to score. Ward followed with a
single over second which Tailed
both Miller Nand Muesel and sent
the detected Toney to the showers.
Barnes came in and McNally lined
deep to Young.
Kelly walked to start the Giants
second and Emil Meusel. not to be
outdone in timely hitting by
his illustrous brother, swung
late and lined Harper's fast
one into the right field pa
vilion. scoring Kelly ahead of
him. Rawlings flied to Miller, but
Snyder found one of Harper's Of
ferings to his liking and laid the
ball in the left swing of the sun
gods gallery. When Barnes fol-
lowed with a single to center. shaw
key relieved Harper. Burns moved
Barnes to second with a punch to
right, but Bancroft famed and Meu-
sci got under Frisch's elevation.
The Yanks came back viciously
in their half. after Schang took
called third strike. Shawkey laid a
single between Frisch and Bancroft.
and Fewster. hitting the first ball.
crashed out his circuit drive. 1t
was the only extra base hit of the
four blows Barnes yielded in his
tenancy of the twirling eminence.
and the only time thereafter the
Yanks seriously threatened to score
was in the third when Pipp dropped
single in center, with one out.
Barnes then struck out Ward, how
ever, and after Pipp, aided by a
high throw, stole second, famed
McNally.
Snyder opened up the mass at
tack on Shawkey in the fourth by
singing to left. Barnes followed
suit, with his fourth bingle Of the
series. Burns laid down a bunt and
the bases were filled, when McNally
fooled II and threw wide. Ban
croft pushed a single past McNally,
Snyder and Barnes counting and
tieing the score. Frisch forced
Bancroft at second. Burns register
ing on the play. This run was the
one that proved to be the winning
run. After Young struck out,
Frisch slid under Peck's tag when
Schang threw wide 10 min him steal
ing, and scored when Kelly got
his weird hit over Pipp.
A pass to Meusel and Wards bob
BILE on Rawlings slap got Shaw
key in trouble in the fifth. but nc
emerged unsathed, Not so, thS
sixth Bancroft singled to left and
Frisch walked. Young whitfield
again with the run and hit pla,
on, by Master Mind McGraw's di-
rection. and Bancroft was doubled
singled through the box and Friscn
of the game.
Barnes walked Schang, famed
Shawkey, then passed Fewster, in
the Yanks' fourth. Then he set 10
work and got both Peck and Miller
on strikes.
Another pass to Schang when two
were out in the eighth, prompted
Huggins to send up Frank Baker.
the former homerun king and hero
of earlier world series, to hit for
Shawkey. The one-time star topped
Barnes slow ball and Rawlings
threw him out at first
Evening the game count at this
stage gives the Giants the advan-
tage, in this observers opinion. 1t
is probable McGraw will come
back with Douglas tomorrow and.
follow with Nehf the next day. in
which event Huggins must star,
Mays and Hoyt in turn again, each
with but two days rest. Mays and
Douglas can stand the pace, no
doubt. The going will be hard, how
ever, for both Nehf and the youth
full Hoyt.