Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-10-16
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NEW YORK, |
Athletics Turn Tables on
Giants in Game at
Quaker City
EVEN UNTIL SIXTH INNING
Vanguard Was Visibly Nervous
at First but He Soon
Steadied Down.

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Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 1G.-The Ath.
letics turned the tables on the New
York Giants in the second game for
the Worlds Championship this after.
noon by score OF to /. The game
was even until the sixth inning, when
Collins doubled and Baker drove the
bail over the right field fence for a
home run. Both pitchers were in ex-
cellent form, Plank having slight ad-
| vantage, owing to his steadiness.
| Marquard was visibly nervous in the
opening innings, but steadied down
| and the Athletics We're unable to do
anything with his delivery except in
the sixth inning
New York's only run was the result
OF nisjudged fly in center which went
| for two bases The local team backed
up Plank in faultless style while the
Giants made three errors, and a rank
muff by Devore, the latter also strik.
ing out four times.
Philadelphia Scores in First Inning.
New York: Devore struck out
Doyle flied to Lord Srodgrass hir
by pitched ball. Murray drove a fy
to Collins No runs. .
Philadelphia: Lord singled ia
right and went to second OIL Murray's
tumble. Crandall is warming up for
the Giants.
Lord took third on Oldrings beaut.
full sacrifice, Marquard to McMarkle
Lord scored on a wild hitch. Collins
beat out an infield hit Marquard was
visibly nervous.
Baker struck out. Murphy was the
third out on a fly to Devore. One
run.
Over the Fence Two Bases.
Philadelphia, Pa, Oct 16.--It was
decided that ball hit over the temp.
orary fence in the playing field would
go for two bases.
New York Scores in Second.
New York: Markle out, Barry to
Davis. Herzog drove double to
center, Oldring misjudging the ball.
Fletcher was thrown out. Collins to
Davis, Herzog taking third. Herzog
scored moment later on Meyers
single. Marquard struck out One
rum
Second Half Second inning.
Captain Davis was retired, Doyle to
Merkle. Barry drove a hard fly to
left which Devore got under but muf.
fed, Barry taking second. Thomas
lifted fly to Devore Plank was out,
Meyers to Merkle, on a slow ground.
er towards first. No runs.
Third Inning
New York: Devore struck out Doyle
flew out to Lord. Snodgrass singled
to right. Murray was retired, Plank
to Davis. No runs.
Philadelphia: Lord famed, Old.
ring lifted foul which Meyers took
care of. Collins flew out to Devore-
No runs.
Fourth Inning
New York: Merkle was thrown out
Collins to Davis on pretty pickup
Herzog lifted high one to Barry.
Fletcher was thrown out by Barry to
Davis. No runs.
Philadelphia: Baker retired, Doyle
to Merkle. Marquard had steadied
down and was pitching a splendid
game. Murphy gave Devore an easy
out on high fly. Davis made the
third out on foul to Meyers. No
runs.
Fifth Inning.
New York: Meyers was out. Baker
to Davis, on an easy chance. Mar.
guard famed, on four pitched balls
Devore struck out the third time in
succession. No runs.
Philadelphia: Up to this time
Plank had five strikeouts and Mar.
guard two. Barry hunted and was
thrown out by Marquard Thomas was
thrown out, Fletcher to Merkle. Three
pitched balls disposed of Plank. No
runs.
Sixth Inning.
New York: Doyle out at first, Da.
Wis unassisted. Snodgrass singled to
left and in attempting to stretch it
to two bagger was put out by Barry
on beautiful play. Murry struck
out. No runs.
Philadelphia: Lord drove a high
fly to Snodgrass in right center and
was out Oldring flew out to Devore,
the latter backing against the temp
orary fence to take the ball. Collins
doubled to left. Baker drove the bali
over right field fence for a home.
! scoring Collins. The crowd went wilc
and it was several minutes before
they quieted down. Murphy famed.
Two runs.
Seventh Inning.
New York: Merkle singled to cen.
, ter on the first ball pitched Herzog
flied out to Olring. Fletcher flied to
Baker. Merkle was caught off first
on a pretty throw, Plank to Davis,
making the third out. No runs.
Philadelphia: Davis drove a hot
liner to Doyle, Barry lined a terrific
hit to Herzog which nearly lifted the
New York third baseman off his feet
and was out Thomas lifted fly to
Fletcher and retired. No runs.
Eighth Inning.
New York-Meyers lined out to Col.
! Inns. Crandall went in to bat in place
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