New Britain herald., 1923-10-15
Snyder of Giants Gets Circuit Clout In Fifth Batting of Frisch Is Feature -Hugmen Rally In Eighth Knock.
 ing Nehf From Box And Scoring 5-Ryan Fans Babe With Bases Full, But M Meusel Knocks In Two Runs

Polo Grounds, Dot. 15.--1he Van. kees tonight are the world champions having defeated the Giants 0-4 in "a heart breaking uphill battle this aft. ernoon. Going into the eighth in. ming three runs behind, the Tanks staged rally, pounded Nehf from the box and pushed across five runs
 Babe Ruth, who got a homer first time up. famed with three men on in the eighth.
 Bob Meusel, next man up, hit a single scoring two. Cunningham threw wild, letting in another, bring ing the total for the frame up to five.
 snyder got . homer for the Giants in the fifth and the hitting of Frisch featured for the losers.
 Southpaws Pitch
 southpaws--Herb Pennock for the New York Americans, and Arthur Nehf for the New York Nationals opposed each other in the sixth game of the world series at the Polo Grounds today.
 The assignment was the most criti- cal of the series for the two pitchers, each of whom has won one game in the current classic. With the series standing three to two in favor of the Yankees it depended upon Nehf to keep the Giants in the running and force the series to decisive seventh game tomorrow.
 Pennock had the opportunity of pitching the Yankees to the first worlds championship it ever had won.
 The Polo Grounds was far @from filled when the game began, thousands being kept away by overcast skies. Fans were filing into the upper tier around whose upper edge there was clear ribbon of unoccupied space.
 Rain drops fell as "Whitey" Witt, Yankee lead-off man, walked to the plate.
 Each Score in First
 Tied at one run each the New York Nationals and New York Americans were in a deadlock at the end of the third inning of the sixth game of the world series at the Polo Grounds to- day. Both teams scored in the first inning, the Yankees on a home run by Babe Ruth that fell in the upper tier of the right field stands and the Giants on three successive singles by Groh, Frish and Young.
 Both pitchers frightened up after the first inning, the Tanks going out in order in the third and the Giants in both the second and third. A Yankee hit in the second was wasted when Schang hit into double play.
 Frisch Is 8 Flash.
 Frankie Frisch, the Fordham flash, was the star of the contest, getting three hits his first three times up, one instrumental in scoring another run ner, another single on which Cum ningham scored him and the third a triple on which Frisch himself scored. 1 He made three brilliant pieces of field ing, the first a running catch of Dugan's fly to right, the second a | running scoop of Schang's hard | grounder and the third a fine stop of | Scott's bounder.
 Snyder's Home Run.
 Frank "Pancho' Snyder Giant | catcher, got home run in the fifth into the left field stands. It was his first hit of the series. Cunningham's hit scoring Frisch also was his first hit of the series.
 The eighth inning was a disaster for the Giants. Passes, safe hits and an error permitted the Tanks to push across five runs and thus take the lead at six to four.
 In their half, the Giants used Stengel at bat in place of Cunning ham but the best he could do was to fly out.
 First Inning
 Yanks--Witt was the first man at bat in the sixth game of the world series but the best he could do with Nehf's offering was to lift high fly which Heinie Groh copped for the first out. Frisch tossed out Dugan. Not so with Babe Ruth, however. The stalwart Yankee slugger put every ounce of strength he had into his swing and socked the ball far up in the upper right field stands for a nome run, the first homer and the first score of the game. Meusel tried 0 emulate the Bambino but the best he could do was to swish the empty sir and he went out on strikes. 1 run, hit, no errors. Giants-The Giants, too, started out with vim and vigor, tying the score 1 n their half of the inning. Bancroft { lied out to Witt but Groh singled into eft field and Frisch followed with an ! 'ther terrific drive which struck Pen I --'- .- sh. i~~. It was a hit. Groh