The Washington herald., 1921-10-08
Eight Runs in Seventh
Inning Sets New Series
Record and Clinches Game
Toney and Shawkey Knocked Out Early, But
Big Explosion Comes Later With Quinn
Working for Hugmen - Kelly, Burns and
Snyder Lead Heavy Assault.
- By c. A. LovETT.
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NEW YORK. Oct 7.-wofld series
scoring and income records went oy
the. board today when the )adea
Giants came suddenly to nfe,sba
tered a quartet of Yanke hurlers
into a pulpy mass, and brought tne
game count to two and, one by slug
rfng out q 13-to-5 victory. lne
American League champions IN oe-
feat, however. retained the consoia
tion that they had held the Nationai
Leaguers away from the plate Iof
twenty innings. and ere the ota.s
crashed into the run column To-Day
had established a four-run lead and
driven big Fred Toney to cover.
less Barnes stepped into the
breach resulting from Toneys IN
effectiveness in the third inning
ana. pitching one of the finest six
and-two-third-inn turns OF ms
career. stified the Yankee attack
and led his teammates in battlns
;amhoree with which the Gianls
came from behind and tied the score
in the same inning In whicn tne
host of Huggins had taken their
seemingly safe advantage.
More than that. Barnes, with ms
second line single, perpetuated the
overwhelming orgy in whicn tne
Giants mingled eight hits for total
of twelve bases with two bases ""
halls and a sacrifice ny. Thls Gun
gIomeration produced totai VI
eight runs, a new world series Sou
ing record for a single ihnine, anu
Of course, put the game oeyohu "a
hone of recall The previous recoro
.hsr ~ runs for one inning was
-. nv the famous. old Athletics
whsn they tailed seven In one
stanza of the final game OF the lslt
po.t-season event, which malch
tney won>by a score of IL to Z.
Rob shawkey Early Victim.
The veteran Bob Shawkey was the
drst victim of the Giant assault, anu
lack Quinn. making his lnItiai
world series appearance in ooZes
years of pitching in the major anu
49, "A leagues, succeeded him.
snd Jared nobly until he came 10 the
fatal seventh. Rip Collins replaced
Ouinn after four runs had oeen
.cored in this frame, and renamed
an the picture until three singles q
Yong Nv. walk and a triple nau
.massed four more runs. hecr.
tom Rogers. who once had tryous
-Jtb the ST. Louis Americans anu
80. has done some effective pitch-
- In the International League,
.ss, vas called upon and sioseu
ehs inning without more damase
h.ine done. but the Giants ZEN
nnon him for two singles ana q
huhle in their last time at Dat ioi
thsfr thirteenth marker
Strange as il may SEEM .ne
Giants first two runs of the series
!, the twenty-hrst inning thereof.
were not hit in. They were forced
4, by Shawkey in a flight of wild
ness in the third round. in which
he issued three passes to successive
eatters after he had been nicked
for two singles, the first by Barnes.
who led of in this inning. Burns
flied out before Bancroft pushed
Barnes down to second with a right
field single. and Shawkey. in great
pains to avoid growing one. walked
Frisch and Young. the second pass
forcing Barnes, and then, after get
ting a 3-and-2 count on Kelly.
walked him. too. forcing Bancroft
over. Thereupon Higgins yanked
Shawkey and Quinn came to the
rescue. but he allowed two addi-
tional runs to score on an infield out
and Rawlings infield single.
Shawkey Is Generous.
But few moments before Shaw
key. launched upon his campaign of
generosity the hopes of Giant sup
porters had slumped to lowest ebb.
For Toney had early experienced
his "one bad innins"-which had
come to be feared by his manager,
coaches and teammates. and by the
Dig Italian-American himself-and
the Yanks were four runs out in
front by virtue of bases on balls
and singles. an .admixture of both
m about the same proportions as
that rescuing the McGrawian COM
sfnation from the slough of despond
In It's half OF the same inning.
sSchang led of in this Yankee
third and waited out Toney for free
transportation to first. Shawkey
surprised by lashing a single to
nEht, on which Schang cantered to
third. whence he scored when Mil
Ter turned 'Toneys first pitch to
fight for a single, Shawkey halt
ing at second. The bases were
MED when Peck was passed. and
NnD came Babe Ruth in the pinch.
with the count three and two on
the home run marvel. Ruth pasted
q single to the right of second base
and Shawkey and Miller registered
md Peckinpaugh slid safely into
third. Whereat Toney was dis
placed in favor of Barnes. Ruth
vas pegged out by Snyder when
he essayed to steal Bob Meusel
talked and Peckinpaugh scored
when Pipp bumped one to Rawlings
d1 which that worthy did well to
ret his man at first. Ward ended
tfre celebration by striking out.
q, The Bloody Seventh.
= After the Giants knotted the
COUNT Quinn and Barnes fought a
Airly even duel until Frank Frisch
opened the seventh frame with his
seventh. hit of the series. of which
he. to date, Is the batting lumi-
rzry. Followed a double by Young,
Erisch counting. pass to Kelly.
who goes hftless into the fourth
came. double by Irish" Meusel
and Rawlings second single. COL
Ifps supplanted Quinn at this juno
ture and was much abused, Snyder.
barnes and Burns singing in sharp
zuccession. Bancroft, driving a long
sA.erifce fly to Ruth. Fr:sch draw
ing a walk and Young tripling
With the bases full. Rogers re-
lleyed the former Texas cow
ptfncher and tossed out Kelly.
ruth walked to start the Yanks
eighth and Fewster ran for him.
going to second on a wild pitch, to
third on Pipps inneld out after Bob
Meusef famed. and counting when