The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-13
NEW YORK Wins
WITH HANDS ! |: S down! ! '.
pIav d Great Game and Prevent
American Lcagt,crs Getting 4,
Mai to Second.
.mATl.HEWs0N PROVES PUZZLE
philadelphia Players Unable to
Fit the Great Pitcl1er--li1
New York To-day.
me Associated 1,ress.l

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PHILADELPHIA, PA. October 12.-1t
was ali Now York to-day In the third
game for the base bail championship or
the world between the National bIcuguo
champions ind the American League pom
nnnt winners, the visitors scoring nine,
runs, while tho homo team failed to
tally. The series now stands two to
ono In favor OF New Work.
Mathcwson pitched another magnificent
game, the Philndelphans hitting him for
cnly four singlcs-the same number OF
hits they made off him on Monday Only
ono homo player reached second base.
Coakley. the former Holy Cross College
pitcher received poor support. the Amer
lean Lengucrs putting up one OF the
worst exhibition OF fielding they have
been guilty or this year on the nome
grounds. Murphy was the chief offender
He fumblcd three groundcrs at critical
moments. ana fartse dropped u ny ball.
Play An Easy Game.
The usual good head work Of the nome
players was missing. New York played
mn easy game. New York started on
with q rush In the first inning. scoring
two runs, but excepting a Inun by I1art-
sci, Of McGann's fly IN the third inning,
they went out III order III the second.
third and fourth innings. The 1lfth IN
ming was distressing hfrnir Tor the
home rooters. Mnthewson went out on
nj: easy grounder to NJ Cross. Bresnahan
was given q base on balls. Murphy fum-
he'd Browns groundcr, Brcsnnfan going
to third and Brown took second on the
/, r, I'm n "a,
lin was purposely given four balls, filling
the bases. Then Murphy fumbed Nc
Cams easy groundcr Bresnnhan scoring.t
3 single BY MertcB TO right sent Browne,
home. Dahlen forced Alertes at second,
on which play Donlin scored, and mo-
ment later Datcn stole second, While
Coakley had the ball. McGann scored
tho fourth run OF the inning on sDevnns
single. Dahleli going to third. The mia -t
delphians signals went wrong as DeViin
rtolo second and Dahlen slid across the
oiate With the fifth run. Gilbert the
cinth man up in tho inning. sent ny
y 10 Lord.
Relieved, But Too Late.
Powers relieved Schreck behind the bat
Il, tho sixth inning. Not n Navy orker
cot to second base after the ltth. untll
tho ninth, when the visftors scored t"o
runs. CT the thirty-twoS mer, who raced
Mnth. wson, nine reached first. Hartsei,
the first min up in the first inning, was
safe on Dewlin's tumble Of his grounder.
1ie stole second and was caught pc" een
The bases OF bavis's flclder's choice. sey-
hold got TO first in the second On
Matnewson's only base on balls, and was
left at first. :, ~ !.
In the sevenal, Davis singled ana was
thrown, out, going to second after foui
~ had been captured. seyoold singled
4 IN the Same inning and never got away
from first base. Iii the eighth. coakley
Vas hit BY a pitched ball, after two were
out and the man who followed was an
,osv victim. With two out IN the. nlntn,
CAPTAIN l.. Cross singled and seSpolu
ended the game BY striking out
The day was cool and raw for pas =.
bail The receipts were sS,sAS ana me
. n,avers' share si57. The total astena,
nnce for the three games Is ba'9as' ana
The total receipts sao,o72. ~
In New York To-day.
,rhc teams will play III New York to-
dav and saturday Plank and Powers
viii be the Philadelphia battery to c-'Ie'''
row. The score: 9.5s,