The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-13
WAS ALL NEW YORK IN TIE THIRD CAME Nine Runs Are Piled Up Against
 Philadelphia MATHEWSON IS A WONDER coakIey Is Given Poor Support, the Exhibition of Fielding Being
 the Worst of the
 Season.
MATHEWSON IS A WONDER

Philadelphia, October 12-It was all New York today in the third game of the baseball championship of the world between the National league champions and the American league pennant win- ners, the visitors scoring nine runs while the home team failed to tally. The series now stands to 1 in favor of New York.
 Mathewson pitched another magnificent game, the Philadelphians hitting him for | only four singles-the same number of hits they made off him on Monday. Only one home player reached second base. Coakley, the former Holy Cross college I pitcher, received poor support, the Amer | ican leaguers putting up one of the worst exhibitions of fielding they have been guilty of this year on the home grounds. Murphy was the chief offender. He fum- bled three grounders at critical moments and Hartsel dropped fly ball. The usual good head work of the home players was missing. New York played an easy game.
 Started Off With Rush. l New York started off with rush in the first inning. Bresnahan was hit by the third ball pitched. Browne fouled out 1 to l.. Cross who held Bresnahan on first. Donlin singled, Bresnahan going to third. McGann also singled on which Donlin moved to third while Bresnahan scored the first run. Then Murphy fumbed Mertes grounder on which Donlin scored Dahlen waited for four balls, filling the 1 bases Devln chopped grounder to Coak-
 ley, who threw McGann out at the plate and Schrecl made quick throw to first heading off Devin completing double play.
 1 Excepting a huff by Hartsel of Me- Gann's fly in the third inning, the New Workers went out in order in the second, third and fourth innings.
 The fifth inning was a distressing affair for the home rooters. Mathewson went out on an easy grounder to M. Cross, Bresnahan was given base on balls. l Murphy fumbled Browne's grounder, ! Bresnahan going to third. Donlin was | purposely given four balls, filling the | bases A singled by Mertes to right sent Browne home Dahlen forced Mertes at second on which play Donlin scored, and a moment later Dahen stole second while 1 CoalSley had the ball McGann scored the fourth run of the inning on Devlin's g single. Dahlen going to third. The Phil | adelphians signals were wrong as Deylln 1 stole second and Dahlen slid across the plate with the fifth run. Gilbert, the tenth man LID in the inning, sent fly to Lord. | Powers Relieves Schreck.
 Powers relieved Schreck behind the bat | in the sixth inning and In the seventh inning he threw two men out who tried to steal second. Not a New Yorker got to second base after the fifth until the ninth when with two out, Browne singled and stole second. Donlin got base on | baJ nd worked q double | steal. Powers made a good throw to h.. l Cross. who dropped the ball and Browne was safe McGann sent both men home with a two base hit and a moment later l the New York captain was caught nap ping at second by fine throw by Powers. Of the thirty-two men who faced Math- ewson nine reached first. Hartsel, the l first man up in the first inning, was safe on Devlin's tumble of his grounder. He | stole second and was caught between | the bases on Davis fielders choice Sey- | bold got to first in the second on Mathew sons only base on balls and was forced out. In the fifth M. Cross singled and was left at first. In the seventh Davis singled and was thrown out going to sec ond after foul fly had been caught Seybold singled In the same inning and never got away from first base. In the l eighth Coakley was hit by a pitched ball. after two were out, and the man who followed him was an easy victim. With two out in the ninth Captain l.. Cross singled and Seybold ended the game by | striking out.
 The day was cold and raw for base ball. The attendance was officially an- nounced at 10,991, the receipts, sS34S, and the players share $4507. The total attend ance for the three games Is 53,9SS, and the l total receipts s40072.
 The teams will play in New York to- morrow and Saturday. Plank and Pow CTS will be the Philadelphia battery to- | morrow.