South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-10

out Ward 20 Plpp. FriSch sent a
long fly TO Miller. 1t took only three
10 retire the National leagu-
ers. Miller. leading off for the
Yanks, also famed TO the great de-
light of the Giant rooters. with two /
strikes and no balls. Capt. Peckin-
paugh sent a grOunder TO Bancroft /
and was thrown out Ruth bumped 1
20 first for the out.
Second Inning Fast
The second inning was also quick /
~ played. only three men on each /
side facing the pitchers Young .
sent a high fly TO Babe Ruth who F.
showed no i'll effects Of his bad arm 4
in making the catch. Kelly hit I
Mays second Offering to McNally and /
went out at first. Irish" MeuseI !
also hit the second ball pitched and |
grounded out, Ward to Pipp. For |
the Yanks, Brother Bob Meusel with /
two balls and one strike, hit 10 |
Frisch and was retired at first. Pipp !
showed out a slow line drive that |
Bancroft gathered in for the second |
out. Ward grounded out, Douglas
to Kelly.
The National leaguers got a man
on in the third inning. After Raw
lings was thrown out by Peckin-
paugh, Snyder sent a low fly toward
short. McNally ran TO get it, but
Il was just over his head. Peckin-
paugh, evidently believing McNally
would make the play, was not set
for the ball as it went over Nc
Nally's head 1t was fumbled ana
Snyder was safe. Peckinpaugh was
charged with the Yanks' first error
in the series. They had gone %
innings without a fielding misplay.
Snyder moved TO second on Douglas
out, Ward to Pipp, and was left
there as Burns was tossed out by
Peckinpaugh.
First Blow of Battle.
The first hit of the game came |
in the Yanks half of the third and |
started terrific cheering in the vast !
crowd. McNally 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 and /
one ball, McNally bolted for second |
and was an easy out, Snyder max I
ing a rifle shot throw TO Bancroft. /
Schang famed and Mays was out TO /
Bancroft.
Inthe fourth inning for the Nc /
Graw clan. Peckinpaugh threw out
both Bancroft and Frisch on easy
chances. Young made it a quick
inning by hitting the third ball for
high fly to Bob Meusel. For the
Yanks, the top of the batting order
came cup again. Frisch made
great stop and throw in the hot
corner of Miller's sizzling grounder.
Peckinpaugh bounded out to Kelly
unassisted. The crowd cheered
Ruth as he made his second trip
to the plate and "Bambino" ticlIleed
his followers by driving a hot single
10 right He was left on first as
Bob Meusel struck out.
The fifth inning showed the Giants
completely in the Grip of Carl Mays.
They were unable 10 do mucn with
his low underhand shoots and went
out in order on inheId grounders.
McNally threw out Kelly, Mays
tossed Irish" MeuseI out and Peck
lnpaugh relayed Rawlings grounder
to Pip.
Yanks Dust Plate.
The Yanks broke into the scor-
ing column nj their half of the fifth
inning. Pipp caused a lot of excite
ment by sending a clean single 10
left. and went down to second on
Wards neat sacrifice, Douglas To
Kelly. Fisch scooped up McNally's
grounder. caught Pipp between sec
ond and third and ran him down,
the play being Frisch 10 Rawlings
TO Frisch. McNally remained on
first and a minute later sprinted all
the way home on Schangs tremend-
GUS drive for three bases to left
field. The Yankees followers were
almost In a frenzy as the fieet-footed
McNally raced across the plate
with the first run. Mays ended the
inning by grounding out. Rawlings
to Kelly.
The Giants made their first hit
of the game in the sixth. Snyder
lined out 10 McNally and Ward
threw out to Douglas. Burns shot
single TO center and was left on
the bags as Bancroft was thrown
out by Ward on an easy chance.
In the Yanks' half Miller fouled
TO SNYDER. Pecknpaugh scratched
an infeld and Ruth struck out, 10
the great delight OF the Giant root
ers He went out on three pitched
balls. two Of them being foul strikes.
with Bob Meusel at bat. Peckin-
paugh tried TO steal but was thrown
out. Snyder 10 Rawlings.
Keen Doublee Play.
The Giants were cut off short by
double play in their half OF the
seventh. Frisch went out. Ward TO
Pipp. Young singled 10 center and
was forced TO second by Kelly who
was doubled at first the play being
Ward 10 Peckinpaugh 10 Pipp.
Douglas IN the Yanks half OF the
lions OF pitching 50 far seen in the
inning gave one OF the best exhibit
series Bob Meusel sent up a fly
/ that Young gathered in and Pipp
and Ward went out by the strike
out route.
Then came the Giants big inning
7 OF the game. Irish" Meusel drove
/ MAYS second pitch TO the left field
fence for three bases. The hit
I aroused the spectators and there
was tremendous cheering as Raw
I lings came 10 bat. He made good
I by shooting a single 10 right, send
ing home Meusel with the tieing run.
/ Snyder tried 10 sacrifice lie laid
7 down a fine bunt that rolled toward
I first. and Mays in trying 10 feld the
! ball, sprawled On the grass. and the