Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-13
New York, Nat, Defeats
Philies, AM, 9 10 0.
Boston AM, Again Downs BOs-
ton, Nat, Il to 0.
Chicago, Am., I; Nationals, "A lie Game,
10 Innings, at St. Louis.

Philadelphia, Oct. Pit was all New
York. today. IN the third game tor the
baseball championship OF the world be-
tween the National League champions
and the American League pennant WIN
ners, the visitors scoring runs while
the home team failed 10 tally. The Sc
ries now stands to in favor Of New
York. Mathewson pitched another mag
nificent game, the Phiiadeiphians hit
ting him for only four singles-the same
number of hits they made off him.
Monday. Only one home player reached
second base. Coakley, the former Holy
Cross College pitcher. received poor
support, the American Leaguers put
ting UP one Of the worst exhibitions OF
fielding they have been guilty OF, TINS
year, on the home grounds. Murphy
was the chief offender. He fumDlea
three grounders at critical momeh's
aid Hartsel dropped a fly ball. Inc
usual good head work Of the home pay
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IA first. Donlin singled. Bresnanan 60
ing 10 thirl. Mccain also singled OF
which Donlin moved 10 third. Whl!e
Bresanhan scored the h"st run linen
Murphy fumtled Mertns' grouniet on
which Donlin scored. Dahlen waited
for four balls, filing the bases DeVNH
chipred a grounder to Coakley' VINO
threw McGann out at the plate ana
Schreck nude a quick throw to first,
heading off Devlin. completing double
olny. Executing a mCff by Hartsel OF
McGanns 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 at
fair for the home rooterS, MatheWsOn
went out on an easy groundcT to NJ.
Cross Rresna han was given base on
balls. Murphy fumbled Brownies
Rraunder. Bresnahan going to third and
Browne took second On the throw 70
catch Presnahan at third Dorlin was
purposclv given four bells, Hlling the
bases. Then Murphy fumble1 McGanns
easy grounder Bresnahen scoring.
single by Mcrtes to right sont Browne
home. Dahlen forced Mertes at second
on which play Donlin scored and mo-
mont later Dahlen stole second. while
(,oakley held the bail. McGann scored
tn. fourth run Of the inning, on Dew
Inns single, Dahlcn going 70 third. Inc
Philadelphian's singles went wrong ~
Devlin stole second and Dahlen SLID
across the plate with the fifth run. Gill
bert. the ninth man up in the inning,
sent fly 10 Lord.
Powers relieved SchreCk behind the
bat in the sixth inning, and i'll the FcF-
cilth inning. he threw two men out VINO
tried to steal second. Not a New YORK
er got to second base after the htth
Until the ninth when with two OUT
Eror-ne SINGLED and stole second. pom
=, cote bnse on balls ami both run
r,.r-. worked double steel Powers
.4a.Ja e good t'7ro-r TO T.. Cross. VINO
f.r>rr el the batl nnd Browne as ale.
.acGunn cent both men home WIN
E,.o-basc hit and 4 moment later the
H,,, York captain was caught mapping
II second by u fine throw by Powers.
-Df fine ~ ,rcn who faced MItneWson,
nine reached first. Hartsel. the first
man up in the first inning, was sal"
on Devlin's tumble of his grounder. lie
stole E-rund and was caught between
the bases on Davis felder's choice
Sevbold got to first IN the second On
Mathewson's only bnee on balls ard
was forced out. In the fifth NJ. Cross
singled and was left at first. In the
seventh Davis singled and was thrown
out going to second after foul fly had
been captured. ScybOld singled IN tn
same inning and rever got away from
first In the eighth Coalley was hit
by a ritched ball after two We're out
and the man who followed him WaS an
easy victim. With two out in the ninth
Cart. L. Cross singled and Seybcld end
ed the game BY striking out.
The day was Geld and raw for base
hnI. The attendance officially an
nouhccl at 1o991; the rr"eipts SS?iS,
ana TIE rlaycr's shares $t5o1. The to-
TIL attendance for three g'mes Is So
Ncs ord the totHl receipts $50 90. The
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