The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-10-26
GIANTS WIN;
SCORE is 4-3
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standpoint of either spectators or
players. The sunshone brightly on
the big ampitheater; the air was no,
unseasonably cold.
Blanks were scored by both teams
for the first two innings. In the
third with one our, Lapp for the
Athletics connected for a single 10 4he
center. Coombs raped to Herzog
who made a good throw to second,
which Doyle ingloriously dropped,
andboth runners were safe. Doyle
hung on to LORDS high fly but Old
ring got one of Marquard's swift ones
just where he wanted it and clouted
the bali to the left field bleachers
for a home run, scoring Lapp and
Coombs ahead OF him,
New York's first run came in the
seventh. Merkle opened it by walk
ing to first on four balls. The Giants
Iooters shouted for rally and the
olamor grew as Barry tossed Her
zog's tap to Collins, and the latter
dropped the throw. Fletcher forced
Herzog, Davis to Barry, Merkle taxi
ing third, from which base ne scor-
ed moment later on Meyers sacri-
flee fly TO Murphy. while the stands
rocked. Crandall sent to bat for
Ames, was passed, but New York's
rally was held to single run rs
Davis fielded Devore's rap to Coombs
at first.
The Athletics did not score after
the third, but New York rallied to
better purpose in the ninth than be-
fore and tied things up. With one
out Fletchers high one to left drop
ped safe near the foul line. and by
good running he reached second.
Meyers went out, Barry to Davis and
Crandail came up for New YorlS's last
chance. He made good with hit
almost to the fence in right center,
for a double, scoring Fletcher De-
ore, keeping up the good work, scor
ed Crandall with liner to center
In the face of apparent defeat the
score was tied and an extra inning
was forced.
Victory came in the tenth. Phlla
delphia threatened for moment
when Coombs, after one man was
out, beat out an infield hit. Strunk
went in to run for him. but was
anchored on first, as Lord flied to
Devore and Oldring was fielded out
lat first by Fletcher.
In the Giants half Doyle opened
with a rafting double. Blank ran
in on Snodgrass' hunt and threw t.
Baker. Doyle was on the bag with
the ball however, and there were twC
on with nobody out. Murray made IL
one out with fly to Murphy. It was
a short fly however, and Doyle held
third. Merkle doomed one far and
high to Murphy. Doyle came home
on the sacrifice and the game was
New York's.
The Giants need tomorrow game
to tie the series; the Athletics to
make it four games won, and a
worlds championship for them.
Plank was tonight believed to be
Manager Mack's probable pitching So
lection, with Wiltse, the man most
likely to be picked to work for the
Giants. Both teams took early trains
for Philadelphia tonight.
The run credited to Captain Larry
Doyle in the tenth inning of toiay's
game which gave the New York
Giants their second victory over the
Philadelphia Athletics in tie worlds
series was not legally scored, accord
ing to a statement made after the
game by Umpire William j. KLEIN
of the National League, who was Of
flciating behind the plate as the um-
pire -in-chief.
Doyle did not touch the plate. &C.
cording to KLEIN and Il the Athletic