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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1921
Page
9
The Giants finally clicked in the third game to trim the Yankees and swing the series to 2 1 in favor of the Huggins camp. Jess Barnes pitched superbly despite a four run head start and Burns Frisch Barnes and Meusel led the new effort with timely hitting.
In a high scoring third game the Giants rally to overpower the Yankees by eight runs in the seventh frame. Barnes, Ward, Frisch and Ruth feature for the Yankees while Johnny McGraw and the McGraw clan battle back. McGraw faces Toney as Huggins looks to rebound with Mays on the mound and Shufflin’ Phil Douglas set for the Giants.
The Associated Press reports New York fans roared as the McGraw clan led the Giants to dominance, NL crowds spilled with noise and cowbells, turning the game into a giant carnival as Yankees fell silent after the third inning.
Harvard and Indiana meet at the Stadium at 3 p m with a 12 minute period game time. Eugene Thomas is ill and replaced by Dan Burke. Harvard's band will perform at halftime. Referees Crowell Swarthmore and Sharpe Yale head the officiating crew.
Enthusiasm runs high over Erwin Gehrke and Percy Jenkins two sophomores promoted to the varsity. Jenkins from Quincy is known to Boston fans while Gehrke from Cleveland will handle Crimson punting. Existing starters Owen Crocker Grew and Brown keep their positions with Macomber and Bradford as new linesmen joining the reshuffled lineup. Churchill Chapin Gratwick Fitts and Johnson join the backs to be inserted into the fray.
Hanover N H October 7 Dartmouth faces New Hampshire State strong eleven tomorrow hampered by injuries and convinced that a victory over the Durham team will come after the hard est test of the season for the Green Governor Brown of New Hampshire with his staff will attend the battle between the two big institutions of the state as a guest of Dartmouth College
Sam Lagonia of New York defeated Malden's Tommy Robson by disqualification in the fifth round at Mechanics Hall during the Commercial A. C. tourney. Lagonia, a rising amateur middleweight, survived Robson's aggressive attack and two knockdowns to clinch the win after Robson fouled him.
Multiple games listed with Harvard facing Indiana and Yale meeting North Carolina. other pairings include Princeton at Colgate, Boston College at Providence, Tufts at Amherst, CMAC at Bates, Brown against NYU, Carnegie Tech versus Westminster, Centre versus Virginia Poly, Wesleyan versus Columbia, Trinity against Aggies, Cornell at Rochester, Dartmouth hosting New Hampshire State, Holy Cross versus Canistus, Lafayette at Dickinson, Maine against Lowell Tech, Bucknell versus Muhlenburg, Rensselaer versus Norwich, Pennsylvania versus Gettysburg, Penn State versus NC State, West Virginia against Pittsburgh, Rutgers at New Brunswick, M C A ve Colby at Springfield, Stevens at Hoboken, Mt. St Marys versus Susquehanna, Swarthmore against Albright, Syracuse versus Maryland, Union versus St. Lawrence, West Point versus Lebanon Valley, William and Mary against West Point, Bowdoin at Williams, Baylor versus Rice Institute, Chicago versus Purdue, Illinois against South Dakota, Notre Dame versus Iowa, Case at Ann Arbor, Northwestern at Minneapolis, Wisconsin against Madison.
Commerce beat Saugus High 32-0 at Brookline Field with three touchdowns in the final period. The Fenway school showed improved team play, while fumbles on punts gave Saugus two chances to score but failed to punch through.
New York writers highlight three flaws in the Yankees third game loss to the Giants. Shawkey’s wild control first two innings and late collapse, foolish base running led by Ruth, and the depleted Yankees second string pitching.
Twenty five Boston University College of Liberal Arts girls sign up for hockey practice this week. Glenda Smith of Gloucester chairs the Girls' Athletic Association hockey committee guiding the program on the university grounds at Bay State road.
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