Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-13
THE DIAMOND.
GIANTS GAME EASILY
Philadelphians Shut Out by
 Mathewson 9 to o.
COlKLEY'S PITCHING WAS ERRATIc
New York Pitcher Now Looms Up as Premier Ball Twirler of the World. Quakers' Errors and Hard Hit
 ting of Visitors Won.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The Gi. ants easily won the third baseball game of the worlds championship series with the Athletics here by timely hitting and the wonderful pitching of Christy Mathewson, who once again shut out his opponents. New York scored in the first, fifth and ninth innings.
 It was a slaughter of the innocents. Over 10000 persons saw the Quakers fall helpless victims to the puzzling pitching of the tall blond collegian, who did not seem to extend himself to achieve success.
 After the Giants scored two runs in the first inning through sharp hitting and the wildness of Pitcher Coakley, the young coilegian from Holy Cross, the home players appeared to be in a dazed condition They were uncertain in their fielding. Second Baseman Murphy particularly distinguished him. self in the error column.
 Christy Mathewson now looms up as the premier pitcher of the world. Two shutouts in a worlds championship se- ries will be hard to beat.
 He had nine strikeouts, and but four hits were made of his delivery. For the first time since the games were be- gun Johnny McGraw appeared on the field and urged his men to their best efforts. The crowd cheered him when in the second inning he ran to the coaching box at third base and urged his pets around the bases.
 First Inning. Coakley appeared very nervous on entering the box and fidget- ed like a schoolgirl He hh Bresnahan with the third ball pitched, and the Gi- ants catcher kept up his record of hay ing reached first on his first time at the bat.
 After making two unsuccessful ef- forts to bunt Browne popped up a fly to Lave Cross. Donlin landed on the second ball pitched for single against right field fence, Bresnahan taking third. McGann got single of the same kind to center field fence. Bres- nahan trotting in with the initial run and Donlin getting third.
 Murphy let Mertes grounder go through him, and Donlin scored.
 Coakley seemed to have neither speed nor control and allowed Dahlen to walk. covering the bases. Deylin hit a grounder to Coakley, who threw in time to catch McGann at the plate. schreck was quick enough to catch Devlin at first, completing a pretty double at critical point. Two runs. For the Athletics Hartsel opened with q grounder too hot for Devlin to handle, and the yelling bleacherites got to their feet, waving their big Indian flags. They stayed there still yelling while Hartsel stole second. Mathew son was equal to the task of flaming Lord. Bresnahan dropped the third strike and threw him out at first Da- wis hit to Mathewson, who threw in time to catch Hartsel, who was trying to go to third, Devlin and Dahlen com pleting the play. Lave Cross was an easy out to McGann.
 ! No runs were then scored until the fifth inning.
 Fifth Inning.-Monte Cross threw Mathewson out. Bresnahan walked. Murphy fumbled Browne's grounder, allowing Bresnahsn to go to third, and Browne stole second on the throw to catch Bresnahan. Coakley purposely gave Donlin a base on balls, filling the bases. but Murphy made another CT TOT on McGann's grounder. allowing Bresnshan to score and MeGann to get to third safely. Mertes singled to right field fence. and Browne scored. Dah. len forced Mertes at second, Donlin scoring on the play. Dahlen stole sec. ond with the ball in Coakley's hands. Devlin singled. scoring McGann, send ing DahIen to third. Devlin and Dah. len worked the double steal perfectly, DevlIn drawing the throw and DahIen reaching home safely. Gilbert flied to Lord. Five runs.
 Seybold fled to Donlin. Devlin threw Murphy out Monte Cross sin. gIed. the second hit on Mathewson. gchreck flied to Donlin. Not an Ath- ietIc had reached second. No runs.
 Sixth Inning.-Msthevson got a clean single to center Bresnahan sent a foul to schreck, and Seybold caught Browne's ny after a hard run and doubled up MathewsOn. who was of first. No runs.
 Powers had gone In to catch for the Athletics. coakley was out on at. tempted bunf which Bresnahan han dIsd. Hartsel struck out. and DevIin. making a beautiful stop of Lords hard erounder. threw him out at first No runs.
 Seventh InninR-D0lln was out ai frst McGann best a slow one to first and was caught stealing second. Merfes walked and vas caught steal ing second So runs
 Davis singled F. Cr0ss sent up q hfzh foul wbfch Bresashan caught Davis vas ouf trying to steal second oa the play. seybold singled. but Mur. phT went cut to McGann. unassisted No runs
 Eighth Inning E--Dzhien sied to Lord M- Cross gof. Devlin's fT. GiIberi famed No runs
 N Cross tanned. Powers vas throws out by DevIin. CsakleT vss hft by q pitched ball Hartssi was oul ct frEt No runs
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