The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-26

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New York Devore grounded to Collins
and Doyle welted single to right. Snod-
grass gave Murphy f1y and then Doyle
stole second. Murray let q beauty pass
unmolested. He hit the next one and there
was chorus Of delighted "Ohs!" Tho
delight was premature. Lord harpooned
the hit
fletcher tossed Davis out In the seventh
Barry was in the hole. but spilled a safe
hy in short right He tole second with
n pretty slide under Fletcher Movers had
To- pick pitch up on the ground before
launching his throw No harm resulted.
Lam striking ont and Coombs Nyipp To
Fletcher.
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lhings began 10 come New YORK way
in the seventh when Merkle. first mp.
walked. The first ball o him was IA strike,
but III its wake were four balls III row
Herzog sent a nasty boundsr To Barry
who caught II in his stomach or some
other anatomical region thereaboit
He made "A quick Hing TO Collins. who
dropped tho ball. The error turned out
to be expensive, Fletcher forced licrzog
at second. Davis making a swift play.
but Merkle pushed forward 10 third. lie
scored from Baskerville on Mcyers's ny
in 'ryingto ge, Merkle at the plate allow
! ing Fletcher To run down to second
Coombs wouldn't give Crandall a good
ball and passed him. Devore ended the
inning with an ont at first. Davis TO
! Coombs.
Oldring pickled u base hit which leapcd
into the air on Flctchers shins. Collins
stung the bail harshly too. but Devore's =
judgment was good and he pulled it in
far ont. There were no hits in Baker :
| locker and he fouled to Heraog after
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pitch Second base was as far as the
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I and all the other wild furoro ,'randa
: hurled his halb.rd AT the first ball pitche
and overwhelmingly soaked IT, Tn. ball f,e
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