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grounder along to Mexican and Mac
soaked II to Tebeau.. killing German.
Murphy HE'D 10 Burkett. M uns
Fourth lnning-Zimmer pushed one
which Burke turned and ran with. Then
he faced about II scooped II gracefully
into amp Murphy made a capital run
er iniield and had Mac coppered at
first. Clarkson slapped a sailer TO cen
tire and George Van Haltren did the
honors this time. Nc runs.
Davis flied accommodatingly to O'Con-
nor. Doyle foul flied to McGarr, and
looked fatigued. Tebeau corralled Van
Haltren's grounder to first and nailed
him to the cross without the aid of a
net or any Clevlander. No runs.
Fifth Inning-Childs sandbagged IA
high, fly to right which Ticrnan can
tered after and chung to-. Burkett lifted
an easy infeld fly which Davis captured.
Doyle made a quickstep m after
Mex %grounder off first and threw
nimbly to German, who very wisely COW
cred that bag. else Mac would have been
fearfully safe. He was out though. No
runs.
Ward gave Clarkson IA chance to try
one of Germans one-handed stops. and
haps Clarkson feared that Michael was
due for a hit. Mike was caught mapping
off first. perhaps the mob didn't boot
You're a skim shrieked one mad
dened %rooter. behind the press box.
You're a coward; a coward" answered
flied to Ewing. No runs.
Sixth Inning Ewing hit a hard one
fell on his knees, threw grandly as If 1t
nailed his man at Doyle's base.
Cheer him? Not more than five min
utes mt a stretch. -Tebeau was hit by
a pitched ball. and the base was his.
Tebeau made the middle hillock. Zim-
Farrell belted a bouncer TO Mexican
fully as a result Of his collision with
Davis this morning. German flied to
BLrkett. Murphy repeated that act. No
Seventh Inning.-McGarr couldn't have
have made ii easier for Herman on the
easy fly he sent to right field, and Mike
didn't ~disappoint his admirers. Clark
son slapped one on the bounce to Ger
man. who gobbled II, and Johnny looked
qulzzically at German, wondering What
he'd do.
Clarkson knew hi needn't try to run
and he didn't, for German just tossed
eggs in the coffee" for Clarky. 1t set
tied, you see.
Chiids base on balls. Burkett base on
balls, and 1t got by Farrell, allowing
laird while. New York was kicking that
it was q foul tip,
Meantime Burkett darted to second.
Mexican hit to Doyle. and Jack merely
had to o q foot to touch the base.
No runs.
George Davis slashed a Jim Dandy,
which bounded into the crowd after 1t
had touched Ewing's hands. Accord
ing to an agreement made before the
game 1t counted for only three bases.
Otherwise it was a home run sure.
Doyle Coaxed Il peach to McGarr, who
tried to nip DAVIS off third. but he didn't
succeed, and the play enabled Doyle to
reach first.
Van Hnltren sacrificed nobly. hitting
but Davis scored, and that was the
object OF the play: Doyle got over to
second, too. Doyle stole third gor-
Seously.
body was cheering and nurrahing. A
big four-ply kick was made by Nc
Carr, Tebeau and Childs on Lynch's
decision that Doyle was safe, but 1t
dldn't go for a sou markee.
Doyle did score, though, with both
feet on Wards safe hit infield to Nc
kean, who fumbled. allowing Johnny to
land safely at first. Then 1t was bed
the air and the air filled with the
shrieks of u maddened throng.
GARRISON MTra "t ao T faSbsh5 n app fna on m npst,
against Lynch's decision in Doyle's ia
vor. Tiernan socked a hanger past sec
ond. making first so easily that he darted
along to second and got 1t just by an
eyelash.
Burke flied to Childs, SO there was a
chance for the rooters to pull them
selves together and think 1t over. Two
runs.
Eighth Inning-Ewing out to Doyle,
unassistea. Tebeau hit a hot one past
Davis to deep left and Patsy got to
second before the ball did.
O'Connor hit to Davis: who threw
poorly to Ward, allowing Tebeau to get
to third and O'Connor to reach first.
thinner filed to Ward. ,,..,
Tebeau was caught by that old trick
Of Farrells throwing to second, which
Ward caught infeld and sent back to the
plate. killing Patsey. No runs.
Farrell out. Mexican to Tebeap; Ger.
m nIaI to- 9at o.G clarkson NO 70 T rshs' Murphy
Ninth Inning. -McGarr singled to short
centre.
Clarkson sacrificed and advanced Nc.
Carr to second.
McGarr was run down between second
and third by Ward. Murphy, Davis and
German on Childs's hit to short.
Childs ucceeded In getting to second
on the play.
/ Burkett out. Farrell to Doyle. Nc
runs.
Davis base on balls.
He was forced at second on Doyle's
Van Haltren flied to Ewing.
Ward hit for two bases past second,
sending Doyle to third.
Herman out, McGarr to Tcbeau. Nc
runs.
Tenth Inning-McKean flied to Var
Haltren.
Ewing flied to Van Haltren.
Tebeau out, Ward to Doyle. No runs.
Burke flied to Childs.
Farrell base on balls.
4 passed ball on a wild pitch put Far
rell at third.
Farrell was thrown out at the plate
on Germans hit to McGarr
Murphy flied to McGarr. No runs
Eleventh Inning-O'Connor hit "a
Davis, who threw too low to Doyle, ant
O'Connor was safe.
He got to second on ZImmer's hit tc
Ward, who threw badly TO Murphy. n
A passed ball sent O'Conner to b ID
and thinner to second.
O'Connor scored on McGarr's single
to centre.
thinner reached third
thinner out at the plate on Clarkson's
bunt.
Childs hit to Murphy. who threw tC
Ward at second, put ting Clarkson out.
Ward returned the ball to Davis
catching McGarr off third, One run.
/ Davis out 10 Tebeau.'
Doyle flied out.
Van Haltren flied out.