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ft fielder for New York, robbed Ixnd of
l ur thrce-btuM hit lr irrvut ur:n8,
(atchVns hli tonir fly tn renter fl;ld.
Bakr nd Uavli made Btnsat'.onal run
ling catches of foul film and Cellini
tlectrlflwtl the jirtator by atop aiwj a
throw of a terrlfh: rrounder back of the
econd baie that )o on a tl) ought h tould
reach.
The rhUadUlla team waa cliureod with
tlva error and nil of thorn wre niafle on
the caxlrst kind of chnncr. Two of New
York's thrre errors were wild thrnwn,
ahlch jrartlcttHy stnrted their downfall,
fcuiall CruvrA Oat.
The crowd which av tlio Alhlotk win
the cl:amp:onh'p was the Bnmllcut of the
lerle, numbering; S0.4R3, but what it
acked In numbers was ma do up In rnthu.
Maam. Thero was Httla nolnn until tho
third Inning when the Athtatlca tlad tbe
K-ore, and when the home team cut loo
In the fourth aud aubscquxnt rounds there
KB never a let up In the cheering. Every
layer was Riven a rousing hand as ha
tepped to the plate; rank errnra ware
svexlooked, and finally the Athletics so
far outclasticd the Giants n the lilttlnar,
lepartment that ths crowd began to cheer
In derision every tlmeBn AthUc player
was thrown ovit by any man.,
The fourth Inning was uolay, but U .
othiag compared, tn the seventh, wncn
ten Athletics stepped to the plate. '
A bit of stsatlrnrnt on .the part of Cap
tain Itarry Davis was rhrd when he
aent tea Injured Mulnnrs Into the game
tn the ninth. "Stuffy" took (he tost put
put and will figure in the series.
"Chief Meyers aim retired near tho
end of the gamo In favor' of "W ilson, jirub
ably for the same reason.
Before the iimi began -It looked aa If
Plank would be tho pltcbur and there
Was soma aurpriae among th.antusJaU
when Connie Mak aent Bender Into the
box. The chief proved that he could pitch
mora than twice a week.
Athletics Itally.
Philadelphia made nine lilts and eleven
run In the
I fiir.e. In tho fourth, r!th the score
Jlal.pr opened the inline; with a slawlilnB t
s.nRs to centcrfcld. The crow! called
on Murphy to t.r'ix him around and he
alrrcrt tUd ji ty landing He kef on third
wrtti u single to cMiler f'.old. Tlie viteran
Davla ther. rame t:p and hit a frriundor
It Doyle, ho threw to the pluto. but
r.altcr v.ai In v.;th the rvn by a bi-aitllful
tllun tindi-r 11vr-(. This run (tavo the
hon-e tam t-i" kart. With s:or.o out Carry
lalil down a bunt and In fielding the
bnll to first Amti hit liurry on the
hsad anC to hn!! rolled out to right
field.
Murphy and Dav'a rounded the bases to
lha plate, i'arr put on steam and started
to sprint to second, Mjrray ms'lo a poor
throw to ratch ths flectfootMl short irtop at
socund ard tarry mud a fluih r home.
If.e nroiiued the plate with the fourth run
Thomas, Bendor and Lfird then went out
In order.
1 Mory of Keventh laiiln,K.
In the elxth the Athletics got a run on
Mu-phy'e two-bass h't and two outs and
1: the sovcntli the Athletics put the
vaild's olinmpioimhtp In their poanenalvn.
l:nder opened the Innlni with a fly to
Do vie. Ivord elngled to the Infield and
OldfUIJ put him on third with a single
to renter. Collins Alt to Wlltae, who
throw to Meikle ami when the latter
dropped the ball lxrd sprlntud aoroaa the
Plate. Collins was safe. Oldrlng, scored
on Baker' drive over Doyle's head and
Collins went, to third. Murphy pushed a
single into center field und Collins cume
home. Baker stopping at second. Davis
sent Baiter home and Murphy to third on
a imah to tu.'ht field and moment
Inter Murphy came home when Barry
lifted a ball Into tho crowd for two
bases, Davis Eolng to third.
Manager McQraw hero twltolied his
Pllvbers, senilinn in Martiuard, who let
loose a wild pitch und luvl and Barry
crossed the plate. Ttkou up came Thnnias,
tho lilnth nmn nt bat In the inning, and
rhot out his first bit of the serhin. to his
Intense dullgbl. iiendr tiume ip and
i nomas sturteu lor second and waa
thrown out, Mejers to l-'lt-tcher. It looked
as If Thomas purposely went out to end
the inning quickly. Bender struck, out.
After that big inning the Athletics did
pot appear to try hard. All Interest In
the outcome of the buttle was eoue and
the big crowd ftarted homeward.
JJUtsuk hrures Jo Mutb.
There was no more scoring until the
ninth Inning, when Hereog scored on Ills
single, a poor throw, a wild pitch and
Fletcher's out. When the game was over
that part of the tjrowd which did not
leavo the grounds before the game wua
ended remained and held a celebration.
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They cheered the players, who had
dived under the grandstand the Jn
stant the last man was out, and gave
three cheers for Connie Muck, who has
won four American league pennants and
two world's championships for Philadelphia,
Ban Johnson, president of the American
league, was all smiles after the game.
"Delighted," was the only comment he
had to make.
All records for atte.idnnce and receipts
for a world's championship series were
broken. The National Base Bull commis
sion tonight gave out the following
figures:
Attendance, 179.S.M. Total receipts, $343,.
W4.30.
Of this amount the players received
$1?7.91I.61 ; each club received $90,1(.72
and the Natolnnl commission's nhare was
$3I,JOT.2j.
Fust Inning Giants: Devore rolled a
grounder to Bender and was out at first,
after having two strikes called on him.
Doylo drove tho ball over tho temporary
fence tn right field for two bases. It wan
the flrut ball pltchnd. Tho ball almost
went out of tho grounds. Mnodgraao
lifted u hlKh ouo, which Lord took cure
of. It was two out, with Doyle on second
and Munay at lot. Doyle scored on Mur
phy's muff of Murray's fly. Murray
was cauKht off first a moment Inter by
beautiful throw, Bender to Davl.i. Onu
run, one hit. ono error.
Athletici : Lord was an easy out Doyle
to Morkle. The flret throo ballu Anie
pttchvd were wide ones and tho next four
were vtralKht over the plato, ona of w hich
Lord fouled. Oldrlng, who had made a
homo run off Marquard yesterday btrvel;
out. Colltua fanned. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Socoud Inning Ciants: Mcrkle lifted a
high o;io, which Oldrlng captured uftr a
long run. Hurry muffed Ilcnog'N line
drive an.l the runner was safe. Meraog
stole second, Thomaa' throw being a
trifle high. Bairy was sllxhtly spiked by
tt.e runner. It was purely accidental.
The Knine wa.i delayed a few minutes
while the doctor bandaged Barry's right
ankle. Fletcher struck out. Chief Meyers
was given a grtat hand when he came to
the slate. It was Indian agalcst Indian.
Meyers di'ave a hard grounder over seo-
ond base, but CjUIiis mude a beautiful
pickup and got the runner at first. No
runs, no lilts, one error.
Athjetlcs: Baker lifted a nigh fly to
Devore and v;s an rcny out. Murphy b,!t
one toe hot for Doyle to handle and
was saf,i at first. U was a base lilt.
Davis roiled an easy grounder to Ames
and retlrsd at first, Murphy taking soc
ond. l'arry struck out on three nitahad
balls. foiCJrg cn of them. The last ball
Barry stiuek at could not have bocn hit
by a cilcUetcr. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Third Inatiig Olants: Ames slrgled to
lett. Itvure forced Ames at second.
Mender to Barry. Duyle was cheered when
he came ti ths plate. Doyle fl'.oJ to
Bakrr. Devu:e was un eisy out stealing,
Thomas ts Collirs, No ru:i, one hit, no
errors.
Athletic: Th:mas was given his baso
on balls. riiilr wss out. Fletcher to
Merkie. Tl.omcs taking rceond. Lord
doubled over the timpordry fence In right
field. .o::rg Thomns. The standi ahooU
witn mo therm of (he urowd. Meyers
and Ames held a conference when Oid-
rm tamo lo me plat. Iid went to
third on Oldrlng-s out. Flttchtr t Mar
ate. voi..a .rtd riy a Devore. o.
run, ooe tilt, ao errors.
souriu tauing u:anta; Pootlgiaaa lfta4
Here are shown the pitching hands of
tho three great Athletic twlrlera Bender,
Coombs und riank ej.d how tbay grip
the ball before delivering It to tle op- i
posing bau-men. Boulhpaw Plunk's j
pitching hand la pictured at the left. In I
the tipper right Is Bender's twirling
hand, while in the lower right U shown
the ttar.d that held the Olants to three
hits in eleven Innings tbo hand of Jack
Cootuba.
the first ball pitched to Oldrinfi and was
out. Murray went out by the fly route
to Murphy also on the first ball pitched.
Mcrkle hit a ball over second base on
whkih Culltns made eenuetkmet stop
and gt the runner at first. No runs, no
hlta, no errors.
A thiol Ir Score l our.
AlhleUos Buker drove a single to cen
ter and tiie stauds began to twrnbla by
the slumping of feet. Oil a hit and run
play Baker rnt to third on Murphy's
suigie lo cen;r. It was Murphy's second
hit of the game. There were two on
Laaes with no uuts. The din was some
thing terrific. Mjirvy deliberately allowed
Davis' long foul fly to drop safe ki order
ttutt Uuktr niifc-lit not score. Baker was
Ufa at home on Davis' bit to Doyle, the
Athletic third bane man muklna a beau.
ului slide to the piate. Kith none out
and Murphy on scL-ond Barry mma to
bat.i Ho tirst attempted bunting, but
be foulud the ball bacs. ut the plate. His
nest attempt was a bvautitul bum. ud
Aaiea. In trybig to field the ball to Mer
kie, hit Barry ou Ute top of
the htuu. Mit pby and Davla acurunr ana
starry cauie ail the way hotoe un
")' wiiti rutuin of the Ouii iw bccodu
ue in tu attoiupt to catch Barry. n
staled us if 1 auUemoiiluiu had umkan
luohe. Tn.. mas v.aa the lrst mlilo uli in
the Intiuig by lamuog. Bcudcr kit a baL
over aocund liue, which Doylo got by u
boauluu run utd threw tue ball U Mer-
as, wlm muffed U. but aa beodur tiaa
Ltoppva runn.ns, Aicrkie wes not given
au uior and iS.ii was out. it bouia
have bocii tui ii.Uiiot tiure alule for the
Mdn II t.a had run tho bit euL Lord
onove a long fly tit left ooutrr. v.uioh De
voi e got af uet it HH.-J.I t aa. Dvvorc's ciUcb
was aa briUant a pu-o of fitlding as tuts
buc ueea iurteg ii:e vrurid s aeries. Four
rva, two IAji, I o c-rura,
I'th Ir.nlr.g-Gu.utt: Uerxog faaaed
ca Uireo nicaed li'.'a, too iast Mrtke td
n.o4 atrikinj tbo bituoan. FwucWr was
an easy cut tu a iJom tfv;uer. Leader
te La via Jltr.i tiro t a a liner tncr..'s:
ih.i .UuJiar's lax Ur a aia C-mekUll
n t itt ta tat lor AuirL, Oie:ij-u1 v. a
sailed by BeQdtr. but sut tuianlforill.v.
IH. V-. r txniek out. I'm Lad ttuee l'd
ia (wo trtLxi wkttJt tavUtd jji by Cov
rar. runs, oae Ul. io trrvra.
Aliuetlca: 'Vtiltae wct into the k,i
fsrthe Giants. Oldrlng lifted a fly tu
Devore and aat down. Collins bunted, but
'.Vl Ue ftoldaa the bill t. first ahead i
Xi. fleet second basemen. Baker was
out, to Morklo unassisted. Xo rone, no '
hits, po errors.
Sixth Inning -Olant.: CaKnlu Doyle
was retired on a foul f iy to Baker, which
the latter got aftor a lemg run and on
satlnnal catch. Knodnaas drove a Oner
to left center, which Oldrlng tool off his
shoe strings after a inns? run. Murray
was glren his bane rm tinll:, the reeotid
one for the chief durlpg te game. Mur
ray was forced at srcjnrt on Bakrr'a
throw of Meiklc s pro-.inder, Collins jret
tlnc the putout- No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Athletic Spore- lji Si trath.
Athletics: Murphy drove a Ion? fly to
ctnler field, which SnudKrcus mlnjudeJ
and It went for a double. Davis advanced.
AlurpUy to third on his out, Doylo to
Mirkle. It was an Intentional sacrifice.
Murphy ncoied on Barry's facrlfico fly to
Devore. Thomas struck out on thres
pitched bulls, one of which he luid called
by the umpire. One run, o:ie hit, no errors.
Seventh limine Giants : ilerxog reached
first vn Barry's fumble ef his easy
grouuder. Davis captured Fletcher's foul
fly. Meyers auain faced Beuder. Bender
struck uut his dusky rivul. Wlltae auto
atruck out. No runs, no hits. oi,e error.
Hana etai SI Idle.
Athletics: Bender had Uen p.tc'oinj
D'.agnlficent ball, not a fcercbiar.co of a run
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having been scored en lilm xcept In the
first Inning. Bender lifted fly to Doyle
Lord made an infield single. Oldrlng sin
gled to center, Lord going to third, and
Oldrlng to second on the play. Thert
was an awful racket when Collins etnpped
to the plat?. On a squeeze play. Lord
scored, on Collins' Jilt to Wlltsa. The
luUer tried to catch CVltns at first, but
Merklo dropped the hall. OuMng scored
on Baker's single over Dsyle's head, Col
lins gain; to third. Collins scored on
Murphy's Single, Baker going to second.
Murphy's iitt codM hare baea a dmible had
Baker not acsjtabsd in running to second.
Davis sisglad to right, ncorhig Baker.
Murphy roing to thb-d. Barry drove the
bnU over tbo temporary fence for a
doable, scoring If orphy. Marquara here
rol'tA-ed Vilitse. Thomas waa the ninth
lean In tho iacing for tbn Athletics, hav
ing batted aroond wltk only one Vut. It
was a great '-exhibition of consecutive
hlttbig. Davis and Barry aoored on a
wild pitch. So far in -the Inning there
had been even runs scored on sis Jilts,
and a fielder's choice. The game had al
most resolved itself Into burlesque.
Thomas mace his first hit of the series
on a drive to light. Thomas was out.
stealing. Meyers to Fletcher. Bender
atruck out. Seven runs.
t'rtwri BesTtiie to Lesre,
Eighth Inning Giants: Devore out at
first, BArry to Davis. Doyle out, Davis to
Bender who covered flrrt. The crowd
bogan to leave the grounds, singing and
cheering. Barry made hts third error of
tho game by fumbling Bnodgrass'
grounder.' The runner was safe at first.
Murray was retired on a beautiful stop
and throw by Collins to Davis. No Tuns,
no hits, one error. N
Athletics: Wilson went in to catch for
New Tbrk. Lord doubled to left, his
third hit of the same. H either team
seemed to be playing the game. Lord
went to third or Oldring's fly 1o finod
grass. Collins was out on an -eaay
grounder, Doyle to Merkie. On his loat
chance at bat In world's championship
game during 1311, Baker atruck out. No
runs, one hit. no errors.
Ninth Inning Ulants-. Merkie Iirttd a
high one and wan out. Barry taking the
fly. Herxog stoglea to center and went
to ecor.d on Oidrmg'a enwr. Hersog took
third on a wild pitch. Horxog scored on
Fletcber"B out at first, Collins to Davis.
Mclnnts wont to first instead of Davis.
It was Mclnnhj' first game of the world's
series. Wlisnn out, Baker to Molnr.ls.
Ono run, one hit, one error. Final score:
New York. 2; Philadelphia, 13.
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Doyle, 2b 4
Bender, P 4
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Totals 3l 13 13
Batted fcr Ames in fifth Inning.
New York 1 0 0 0 0 0 9 12
Philadelphia 0 0 1 4 0 1 7 0 13
Two-base hits: Doyle, Murphy, Murray,
Lord (21. Pitching reoord: Off Ames, i
run. 4 hit in IV times at bat in four
InninKs; off Wiltse, U runs, 7 hits in 13
times at bat in two ajid one-third Innings;
u!' Marquard, 3 runs 2 tuts in t times at
bat in ono and one-third Innings. tSuTl
floo hits: Barry, Collins. Sacrifice fly:
Barry. Stolon base: HersoK. Ioft o:i
bRBBB, New York, G; Philadelphia, 4.
Banes on balls: Off Ames, 1; off Bender,
2. Buns on errors: New York, 4; Phila
delphia, 2. Struck out: By Amos. 4; by
Wlitse, 1; by Mnrquard, i, by Bonder, 6.
Wild pitches: Merquard, Bender. Time:
2:12. Umpires: At tho plate. Connolly ; on
the baors, Brenrc-r; lef'. field. lUcm; right
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