New-York tribune., 1911-10-18


up one Of his famous 'fadeaVayS' OF -
| II looked. for the third b4"sr
The Rat met the bail with crash. ana D.
fore the crowd could realize WHAT Hau '"t
naned n was sailing FAR over Mur-af
bead into the grancstand back OF right
eeld Parronorium broke rose az Haker
iocped around tho bases with q run tnat
ted rho soore Wild throw by Herzog
aave Murpbv a lie az first. but Meyers
deded bunt by Davis 70 MerHie ID plenty
~ time while Herzo2 took sood care this
time Of Barry's grounder
Coornbs made short wcTE of the Giants
ir their half 0f the ninth Matty walked
bac, 70 the tench on three called strikes
Devcre cut under the ball for an easy fy
70 Baker. while Doyle swung 50 hard at
tbe hall IN trying to duplicate Bakers
home run. that he fell victim 70 strikes.
TENTH INNING Short and sweet was
the tenth inning for the Athletics. Fletcher
threw cut Larp and Lord on groHnders
while Coombs put up j fy FOR Doyle be-
tween the two outs.
snodcrass was hit b. a pitched ball as
the Giants opened their half o. the frame
but Brennan refused t0 give him base.
although It looked TO many in the stand
as II the batter had tried 70 turn away
from the sharp breaking curve. and not
into IT, McCraw objected 10 the decision.
but II avaiied nothing il made little dir
ference. however. as Coombs could not 10
cate the plate and snodgrass went dancing
down 70 first on four balls. after little
airy rersifuge with Coomhs. Murray ac-
yarced him a base on q sacrifice hunt. bit
he was caught trying 10 steal third on g
short passed ball. thanks 10 an accurate
throw by Lapp In blocking Snodgrass OF
at third Barry was spiked In the arm. but
the injury was not considered serious. Mer-
ke then drew q base on balls but was
caught stealing second Lapp again making
an accurate throw.
ELEVENTH lNNING.-The crowd was
worked up 10 a high pitch as the eleventh
inning began. Gloom was settling down,
and everybody realized that the end was
al hand. whether or not a run was scored
Herzog made a sharp play on a slow
grounder from Oldring. and got his man at
first. but Collins singled cleanly 20 left
field Baker then dumped one In 'front.'
OF the plate. and Herzog made a great
pickup and a desperate effort 70 get
the runner an first He hurled the DaI
TO the grandstand, and both runners al
vanced a base Murphy followed with
puzzliug bounder 20 Fletcher, but with
chance 10 get Collins ~at the plate the
New York shortstop blundered. Collins
scoring and Baker taking third. Davis
followed with a clean hit 20 right field
sending Baker ever the plate. but Murphy
was caught at third on a fine throw oy
Murray. Davis died stealing second, ana
the fatal inning was over
The Giants came UP in their half without
a sign OF weakening and worked hard 70
pull the game out Of the fire. Herzog start-
cd well with a slashing two-bagger TO leit
field. but Fletcher could not keep the DalI
near the ground. and fled out to LORD.
Nevers was cheered as he stepped up out
for once the goddess OF luck refused 20
smile ON the Giants He made a crashing
drive 20 left field. but the ball struck the
fa,-auav fence two or three feet outside
the foui line Following this he grounded
toward right field. but Collins. after Jug
cling rba hall. recovered In time 20 eaten
him AZ first. Herzog taking third on the
rIav AicGraw then played his last caro-.
He sent Becker out 70 bat for Matty' anu
when Collins made a bad error on d grou'-I-
ar 10 his territory, Herzog scored and BECK
or reached first in safety. The fans tnen
begged and implored Josh DeEore 20
save the day. but his chance never came
as Becker. who was signalled 10 steal sec
ond So that he might be in a position 20
scora ON a single. was turned back oy
Lamp. whose throwing, by the way count
cd largely in the defeat Of the Giants
So the third game came to an END. i ne
,o,r+b will be played in Philadelphia to-
dav weather permitting, with the Athiet-
ics one game in front and more coniideiit
10, e,,sr of their ability 10 hold the "orid
championship. won a year ago from the
Chicago Cubs.