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on strikes. Schultz, next up, sent a
chill through the crowd by shooting
a clean single to left. Then, on the
first ball pitched, Schultz tore for sec
ond and was headed off by Thomas
throw. Holman was an easy out.
In the Athletics half, Strunk and
Lord were easy outs, but Collins hit to
left. Collins, like Schultz, also went
down on the first ball pitched, and
Kings deadly arm had the ball to
second waiting for him, by a good
margin.
Chicago was easily disposed of in
the second inning, Chance and Stein
feldt going out on grounders and Zim-
merfnan on a foul fly.
BAKER GETS TWO BAGGER
Baker, the first man up for Philadel-
phia, brought the spectators to their
feet by a two-base hit into the left
field crowd, and took third on Davis
pretty sacrifice. Hit 'er out, Murphy"
the crowd cried as the hard-hitting
right fielder stepped to the plate, and
Murphy responded with a single down
the third base line, bringing home
Baker with the first run. The crowd
cheered wildly as Baker crossed the
home base. Hats went into the air,
horns were blown and a terrific din
set in as ShortstOp Barry came to bat.
Overall appeared unsteady and on
high pitch that King just managed to
reach Murphy stole second. He ad-
vanced to third on Barry's out. Thomas
drew four balls, and Chief Bender
came up. The Indian, who is a good
hitting pitcher, sent a single to center
and Murphy scored the second run.
Strunk flied to Sheckard.
Chicago went out in one, two, three
order in their half of the third, but
Philadelphia added another run to
their total in their turn at bat. Lord
opened with a double to center, went
to third on Collins sacrifice and scored
on Bakers second hit, a single to left.
Davis struck out.
In the next inning Schultz got to
first on balls and was out stealing Sec
ond, much to the delight of the crowd.
The other two batters were easy outs.
MCINTYRE REPLACES OVERALL
When the Philadelphians came to
bat they found a new pitcher in the
box. Overall in his three innings had
been hit for six hits and three runs.
Mcintyre, the newcomer, showed eX-
cellent form. Murphy, first up, went
out on grounder to Tinker. Barry
also fell an easy victim and Thomas
struck out. It was the first inning that
the local men did not get hit.
The fifth, sixth and seventh innings
passed without anything sensational.
Both Bender and Mcintyre were work.
ing in perfect form and not a man on
either side saw second base.
But in the eighth the Americans add
ed another run to their score. Strunk
and Lord, the first two men up failed
to reach first, but Collins was walked
Collins, who is the champion base
stealer of the American league, failed
to worry Mcintyre as he took a long
lead off first base. Twice the Chicago
pitcher shot the ball to Captain Chance
to catch the fleet-footed Collins, and
on the second throw almost had him.
Then Mcintyre tried again, and this
time threw wild and the ball rolled to
the bleachers. Collins was off in an
instant and did not stop until he had
reached third. He scored a moment
later on Bakers third hit, a hard drive
to the right field fence for two bases.
Davis hit to Mcintyre and was thrown
out at first.
NINTH INNING EXCITING
The ninth inning was the most eX-
citing of the entire game. AS Bender
walked on the field the crowd, which
had started to leave, called on him to