Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-12
Summary.

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Two base hits. Peckinpaugh, Ban
croft, -Pipp, Burns (2). Snyder; stolen
base. Young; sacrifice, Wards left on
bases, Americans g, Nationals 4; bases
: on balls, of Douglas 1; struck out, by
!, Mays Z, Douglas 3; wild ,pitch,
II ssI1bNglas.
4 ss. s.Umpires-At plate, Qusley: first
sstAss. Chill; second base. Rigler; third
sbase, Mortarity. .s Il
~ Time, 1:4o. II 3
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Polo Grounds, New York, Oct. IL.
-(By the Associated Press)-Carl
Mays and Waite Hoyt are to essay
scenes of the worlds series drama
which finds the Giants and Yankees
at grips for the highest honors in
baseball The contenders have now
three games each and the worlds Sc
ries Is now reduced to three-game
fray.
Mays pitches today" said Miller
Huggins, the Yankee leader. "and
Hoyt tomorrow and If third game
there again. He has strength and the
will to do it,
Phil Douglas has a hard cold and
Manager McGraw said that there were
possibilities that If the Tennessee
spitballer was not in shape, he might
call on Slim Sallee or Pat Shea.
Real Holiday Crowd.
Columbus day brought out real
holiday crowd. The uncovered
bleachers were packed to capasity at
noon and the unreserved sections OF
the srandstand was filling rapidly.
The early morning shower had passed
and there was a nip to the blustery
breeze that swept over the field. The
playing surface OF the inner and outer
gardens were in fine shape.
The big crowd gave big cheer
when they saw Douglas and Mays
begin to warm up.
The sun came out and it grew
warmer. = i!
The players declared it was an ideal
day for the sport.
Banner.
After Captains Bancroft and Peck
inpaugh had given their batting order
to Umpire Quigley, the Giants took
the field.
), Batteries.
Polo Grounds. Oct. 12.LThe batter
les for today's game are: Douglas and
Snyder for the Giants; Mays and
SchanS Tor the Yankees,
First Inning.
Yankees-Fewster up. Ball l..
Strike I. Strike q. Ball 2. Foul.
Fewster flied out to Young, who made
nice running catch to the wall.
Peckinpaugh up. Strike /. Ball 1.
Foul, strike 2. Peckinpaugh got a
long hit to left for two bases Miller
up. Ball l.. Foul. strike I. Bah 2.
9o1l vi Nj
Miller, Peckinpaugh going to third.
Meusel up. Ball H. Foul. strike 1.
FouL strike 2. Douglas knocked
down Meusel's grounder and threw
him out No runs; one hit: no err
rors. Il
Giants Burns up. Burns flied out
to Mausel. Bancroft up. Ball l.
double Into left field. Frisch up. Ball
1. Foul, strike /. Frisch ont to
Miller and Bancroft went to third on
the catch. Young up. Mays robbed
Young Of hit and threw him out at
first. No runs; one hit: mo errors.
6econd Innins.
Ban /. bali q. Foul. strike 2. Foul.
Pipp doubled up against the left field
fence. Ward up. Ward sacrificed,
Fricch to- Kelly. McNally up. Pipp
scored on McNally's single to right.
Schang UP. Strike /. Ball 4. Strike
2. SchanE forced McNally. Bancroft
to Rawlings. Nays up. Mays lined
out to Rawlings. who made leap-
ing catch One run; two hits; no err
rors. 3ie IA
GiantsKelly up. strike 4. Foul.
strike 4. Kelly tanned on three
pitched NAllA Meusel up. Ball 1.
strike / Ball 2. McNally threw out