New York, Oct. 7.
HE Yankees made it two straight victories to-day. They trounced the Giants by 8. runs to.l at the Yankee Stadium before 57,675 spectators.
the same as in the initial encounter, but. the run. ai the tussle was Not' amy was the score of the second game of the World Series also similar.
For four and one-half innings it was a tight and interesting game.
Then the Yankees opened up their big guns and in a furious barrage scored ten hits in the fifth, sixth and seventh frames.
Hoag rammed out a double and he The ten hits, which included four scored when George Selkirk rappet doubles, netted out a single. Tony Lazzeri and again the Giants game bringing in Selkirk.
"Red" Rufüng singled right after,
Harry Gumpert relieved Melton at this. stage.
With two aboard and [yo dawn, be, farmed Joe DiMaggio to retire the side.
Lou Gehrig pounded ow a single im ihe sixth, and BW Dickey also Ruffing's Red Letten Day. infield, forcing Gehrig at third. Twelve hits in all were col e Selkirk, cracked out a scream. Charles ing liner past first, The balléricocheted off McCarthy's glove. While Lou Chiozza and Jimmy Ripple and only yielded seven scattered hits. scrambled for the ball, Dickey and He fanned seven men in addition to an explosive curve which he teamed vealed his old fast, Sizzling $ bali plus from. Me Pearson, his team-mate.
After the first. Soe when he was Hoag crossed the plate for runs.
Gumpert purposely gave Tony Lazzeri a free pass. A double by Rung, however, resulted in buth Selkirk and Lazzeri scoring.
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