Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-15

infield, and after his brilliant apening,
Bender lost control. Attendance, 24,200
The division of receipts will net the
winning players $1142 each and the
losers $420
The lineup:
Phi1adelphia. New York.
Hartzell If. Bresnahan, C.
Lord CT Browne, rf.
Davis, 1b. Donlln, cf.
+. Cross, 3b. McGann, lib.
Seybold, rf. Mertes, H.
Murphy Oh Dahlen, IS.
M Cross SIS DeVlin, 3b.
Powers c. Gilbert, 2b.
Bender ID MatthewSon, p.
First Inning
adelphia-Hartzell lined a hot one
to Dahlen and got safely to first. Lord
popped a fly to Bresnahan. Davis
forced Hartzell at second, Devlln to
Dahlen. Davis beat out an infield hit.
Lave Cross was thrown out by Gilbert
to McGann. o. run.
New York-Bresnahan was thrown
out by NJ Cross to Davis. Browne fol-
lowed suit. Donlin popped an easy one
in front of the plate and Bender threw
him out to Davis. No runs.
Second Inning
iladelphia-Seybold singled to left
center but was doubled up when Muir
ply hit to Dahlen. The play was Dah-
len to Gilbert to Mccain. M. Cross
singled over second and was caught
stealing by Bresnahan to Gilbert. No
runs.
New York-McGann famed. Mertes
singled past Lave Cross. He was
caught stealing, Powers to Murphy.
Dahlen struck out No runs.
Third Inning
Philadelphia-Ma fumbled
grounder from Powers and the batter
was safe. Bender forced Powers at sec
ond, Matthewson to Dahlen. Hartzell
forced Bender Devlin to Gilbert. Lord
struck out. No runs.
New York-Devlin fouled to Powers.
Gilbert singled to left, Matthewson
sacrificed, l.. Cross to Davis. Bresna-
han flied to Hartzell. No runs
Fourth Inning
Philadelphia-Dav was out, Gilbert
to McGann. L. Cross struck out. Don
lin made a great jumping catch of Sey-
bold's high fly, which had the earmarks
of a home run attached to it. No runs.
New York-Hartzell grabbed Brownies
skyscraper. Bender and Davis at
tended to Donlins infield hit McGann
was dismissed by the same players No
runs.
Fifth Inning
adelphia-Murphy was an easy
victim, Dahlen to McGann. M. Cross
flied to McGann. Powers hit into the
left field crowd for two bases. Bender
hit to Devlin, who threw to Dahlen,
and Powers was caught between second
and third by Dahlen. No runs.
New York-Mertes walked, Dahlen
also got base on balls. Devlin sacri-
feed l.. Cross to Davis. Gilbert flied
to Hartzell and Mertes ran home on the
throw in, but Dahlen was tripped at
third by L. Cross. One run.
Sixth Inning
delphia-Hartzell was safe on
tumble by Matthewson. Lord forced
Hartzell. Gilbert to Dahlen. Lord was
caught off first by Bresnahan to Nc
Gam. Davis singled to left. Devlin
and McGann made quick play in dis
missing L. Cross. No runs.
New wYork-Matthewson's long fly was
grabbed after a good run by Lord.
Bresnahan bunted safely. Browne
sprinted to first on an infield hit. Dom
lin flied to Lord. McGann struck out.
No runs.
Seventh Inning
Philadelphia-Sey famed. MUIR
ply out, Gilbert to McGann. M. Cross
died, Dahlen to McGann. No runs.
New York-Mertes waited, but hit
weakly to Bender, who threw him out
at first. M. Cross and Davis dismissed
Dahlen. Devlin flied to Hartzell. No
runs.
Eighth Inning
Philadelphia-Powers flied to Mertes.
Bender struck out. Hartzell grounded
to McGann, who threw to Matthewson,
the latter covering the initial bag. No
runs.
New York-Gilbert flied to Lord.
Matthewson got a pass on called balls.
Bresnahan doubled to left, Matthewson
going to third. Browne hit hard one
which Bender knocked down and Muir
ply threw the batter out at first, Mat
thewson scoring on the out. Donlin
famed. One run.
Ninth Inning
Philadelphia-Lord thrown out by
MattheWson to McGann. MattheWson
threw Davis grounder to McGann.
Dahlen and McGann dismissed l.. Cross,
ending the series and winning the
worlds championship for the New York
Nationals. Score:
Philadelphia o o o o o Q o %
New York 20 0 0 0 1 0 o "a
Batteries-Bender and Powers Mat
thewson and Bresnahan. Two pase
baiis-Off Matthewson, o; off Bender, 3
Struck out-Matthewson 4; Bender 4
Umpires-O'Day and Sheridan.