The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25

SHTBE PARK. PHILADELPHIA. oct.
ai.-Clcsr cool weather with brisk
wind from the northwest, making over
coats necessary, were the weather condi-
d;ions when the four;h game between
Philadelphia ana New York for the
worlds championship began at o'clock.
The New York team took the field at
lao FOR their preliminary practice. Dur
ing this period Ty Cobb. The champion
ca;sm5n OF the American league. WAS
presented Tith All automobile which hc
was given loT his high scorc. The New
York team showed speed In their early
work.
Tho Athletics came out for their prac-
lice ~ l;fs. At this time Mathewson
Was warming Up .or New York and
PLANK Coombs and Bender for Philadcl-
phia- Denceu took his place as umpire
back OF the plate. Klein was on the
bases. Connolly went 10 right field and
The batteries Tor New Yorl, were Math-
ersou End Myers: for Philadelphia. Ben
der and Thomas.
Umpire Dcnecn called play ball" at ?
o'clock sharp
Following Is tho game by innings:
First Inning.
Dcyore reached nrst on an !nheld sim
Gi", Bender divertlnE the course OF the
rail- but IL Was too late for Barry 10
20 risht center FOR triple, Dcvorc scor-
ing. ON Snodcrasss NJ 10 Lord, DOYLE
scored. The New York rooters made the
stands shake with their yolls. Murray
Merk!e struck out Two runs. two hits.
no crroe.
Lord tanned or three balls. the frs,
one being a foul Oldring also struck
oui. Mathcwson had s,rucl. both men
out on seven pitched balls. Collins
singled 10 center. Baker WAS given a
Malheoson and Myers held y conference
and II looked ss though they Intended 10
pass hlm. Baker struck on, on wide
ono No runs. ono bit. no errors. Ma,h
"pson was pitching pretty bail. having
struck out three Of the Athlctics' hardest
hitters.
Second inning
HsJSoG llftca a rs to Oldrne Fletcher
bit Of the ycriea. Myers's high 6y dropped
safely between Baker Bender and
'rhomss, but Fletcher was thrown out ~
second. Thomas TO Collins. Mathcwson
rolled an easy Eroundci 10 Bender and
VAS out az hrSt No runs, one hit, no
errors
Murphy drove the hsn over the tenn
noTary blcachsvs in rich, field for two
noases. Il wss the first hit hc had mace
during the series. Murphy tool, a lcr=
lcad on second and .N1'hewson. ia at
tempting 10 catch him. made a Wild
throw To Fletcher. Murphy taking third
Davis dropped an easy ono IN 'front.' OF the
plate and wa thrown ont at Grst on a
Isry lose decision. Mathewsor TO Mor-
murphy attempted Ia steal home but
Barry missed Tho ball and Mu,phV waa
run down 6y Myers unaseistcd. Barry
made an iDicld single. Tho ball rolled
along ile lott field baSe lire. tfathcN zor,
and Herlcc waiting for II "a roll fouI
nut ~ stopped cn Tho lipc. Thomas fouled
!" Myers. No runs TWO hits. one error.
Third Inning.
p"vore nied to oldring. DOYLE ld, n
hSl cns between home aud tIirI aich
baker took car. ~. Sn"dSrass hii q
houud"r "a Barry AMI WAS out at nrst
No rnns. n" hits. no errors.
BENDER MAS thrown out at first Fetch -
cr I" MHrkls. Lord put tho FIRST haIT
pitched To- right hcld for a single He
Tss forced moment later. Fletcher Ia
boylc on Oldring's Srounder Collins
struck out on three pitched balls No
runs. one hit. no errors
Fourth Inning.
Murray nisd 10 Baker. Merkle an.r
i"ullng on half dozen baIls struck out
Tor thn second time. HrrZos bupted
toNard hrSi. but MAS ont hv Davis or =
Baker doubled TO left conter Un ~
ElVen great cheer. Baker scored on
Muvnhys double 20 left Tho rrand
siand and oiesshtrs simply vent Wild.
and none out, Murphy scored on p,yis.s
double to right. Tho cheering -Tl,icb hr
San Nhen sak"r made his two-hasger
continued tor several rninu,nF TSc,c
Was conference end Na-,,,,, ~, Ut, =
Amos began warming up, Davis reschsJ
ihird on Rsrry's hit 10 HerzoE b..
was out at FIRST. Davis s-orc-l ON rho,,-
ass hy 10 Murray. This nut tba A,L
ieiics IN the lead. : n Ba,d.- :,
out st hrst on pickup and throw by
fletcher " was the prettiesi pIsv ~
thc game thus far. Three rum. thro.
rtS, NJ errors.
Fifth Inning.
: wonderful pickup and throw =, ,
glow groUndsr hy BAKER retired F1a.Cb.,
az rrst Meyers drove the ball ia riyh,
rcli for two bases. ON a short uasso.i
bRil Meyers attempted 10 take third hr,
ges on; on beautiful throw. Tbn,ras
20 Baker Mairewsou Wa riven I'D,
insc on balls. the first az the game pe.
soTe raised ny 10 Lord and was M
Easy out. No runs. one HIT no errors
Lord %as out al hrs, on an easy one
Mcrtlc 20 Nnthcwscr. H.rzog made =
pretty stop q Didr'ng's hard grouud.,
and got the runner at first Collins d-ov,
a single 10 right field and Baker came :,
plate on the nrsi ball pitched Bake
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