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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1921
Page
12
The New York Giants staged a late rally to defeat the Yankees 4-2 after Carl Mays failed to secure a second win. McGraw’s squad surged from behind, overcoming Doihn as the Yankee ace held the line until a decisive seventh inning.
In New York October 9 Babe Ruth surprisingly returns to the lineup with an injured arm plastered. He belts a towering homer but the Yankees fall to the Giants as Shufflin Phil Douglas holds off a late New York charge. Ruth drives both Yankee runs while Meusel seals the game for New York.
New York Oct 9 The four world series games at the Polo Grounds drew 138,023 fans paying 456,819 to watch Giants and Yankees clash. Of this total the players share amounts to 232,977.69 with 155,318 to the clubs and 68,522.85 to the National Baseball Commission.
Ruth homered driving in one run while Wallie Schang added a triple as part of a six hit effort by both teams. Rawlings collected two hits and two RBIs, McNally had a single, and the quartet totaled seven of sixteen safeties. Rawlings tied the game with a clutch RBI and McNally made a one hand catch to deny Mays until the eighth inning.
New York Oct 9 Irvin Cobb the writer refused to pose beside Nick Altrock for Bad Bill Phelan of Cincinnati in a unique photograph. Cobb wore wonderful attire with green as the main color.
The New York crowd bustled with excitement as Babe Ruth appeared at Brush Stadium after a tense game. His presence sparked a roar that drowned all previous cheers, and the 36 000 spectators were relieved Ruth would play after a day of anxious expectations.
In New York on October 9 the Giants defeated the Yankees 4 to 2 at the Polo Grounds. A two-run eighth inning capped by Snyder’s bunt broke open the game as Meusel, Rawlings and Douglas fueled a rally that overcame Carl Mays. Babe Ruth hit a ninth inning homer for New York, but Douglas outpitched Mays to give New York its second loss in the series.
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