Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-10-26
ATHLETICS ARE
CHAMPIONS
Last Game Of Series Goes
to Them by a Score of
13 to 2
BuRLEsQuE TOWARD THE END
Giants Seem Not to Be in the
Same Class With Phila.
delphia Playars.

(Bv Special Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Shibe Park, Pa, Oct 26.-The Phlla'
delphia Athletics won the world $
championship by taking the game
from the New York Giants this after
noon by the score Of IS to 2. Ames,
who started the game in the box for
the Giants, threw the Giants hopes
10 the four winds in the fourth inning
when. with two men on bases, he threw
toward first on Barry S bunt that he
had fielded and hit Barry on the head.
The ball rolled out to right field While
Murphy and Davis scored. Then Bar
ry went all the way home on Murray S
wild return of the ball to second base
A BurIesque.
But it was in the seventh inning
that the Athletics ran wild around
| the course, scoring seven runs. Ihey
made a farce out Of Wiltze's efforts
to hold them. They hit almost every
thing offered and the Giants added to
the comedy with costly errors. Even
Maruuard, who relieved Wiltse, when
| the inning was two-thirds gone, le. two
men score on wild pitch. Then
Thomas got his first hit of the series
The burlesque was ended when Tho
mas tried to steal second. Eight men
faced Wiltse in this half and six OF
them got hits.
Crowds Leave Grounds.
i To the spectators it seemed as il
all the athletics we're scamperln.
around the bases without fear OF
being caught. The crowd saw it was
over and started to leave the grounds
singing and cheering.
The Giants made one rln in the firs1
, inning when Doyle scored after reach
; ing second on double. He crossed
plate on Murray's muff of Murray'i
;, fly. The Athletics evened the score
: in the third inning when Ames passe'
Thomas and Lord doubled into rlgh
:, field, Thomas scoring.
The lead of four runs secured b.
! the Athletics in the next inning wal
too much for the Giants and will
n Bender pitching great bal, the Ney
# Workers had little chance to repe.
their sensational performance OF yes
d terday by tieing the score.
e Wiltse, who relieved Ames, IN tn
O fifth inning, appeared for the tlrs
:. time during ne serie~.
IS Coombs Badly Hurt.
Il Philadelphia, Oct. 26.-Jack Coomt
, the Athletic pitcher. is in bed at hi
home here with serious internal il
iuries received in the sixth inning
yesterdays game at New York, Whe
Z. he wrenched his intestines. Toda
/. his condition is much worse and ri
u physician called in two other doctor
% They succeeded in reducing the i
e Jury and say no operation will be ne
essary. Coombs, however, will be
bed for a week. He will be able
pitch again next season, the doctor
say.
Batting Order.
III Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 26.-Today
VI probable batting order:
\ New York-Devore, IT,; Doyle, 2b
Snodgrass, CT; Murray, rf.; Merkl
1b.; Herzog, 3b.; Fletcher, S.; Me
It ers, c.. Crandall, or Ames, p.
Philadelphia-Lord, f.; Oldring, CT
Collins, 2b.; Baker, Sb.; Murphy, RI
Davis, 1b.; Barry, S.; Thomas,
Bender, p.
:. Umpires-Connolly behind the plat
IN Brennan on bases, with Dineen
! right field and Klein in left.
The batteries-For New Yor
- Ames and Meyers. For Athleti
Bender and Thomas.
Play called at O'Clock.
First Inning.
New York: Devore rolled grou1
NJ er to Bender and was out at first,
N. ter having two strikes called on hi
la, Doyle drove the ball over the ten
ce orary fence in right field for t
ng bases. 1t was the first ball pitch'
ed Snodgrass lifted high one whi
nd Lord took care of. Ii was two {
with Doyle on second and Murray
as bat. Doyle scored on Murphy's m
as of Murray's fly. Murray was caul
in off first moment later by beauti
'er throw of Bender to Davis. One RI
on Ore error.
nd Philadelphia: Lord was an ca
la. out, Doyle to Merkle. The first thu
ais balls Ames pitched were wide ones a
,ed the next four were straight over
OF plate, one of which Lord fouled G
leo ring, who had made home run
Marquard yesterday, struck out. {
md Inns famed. No runs. No hits.
ar. errors.
lol' Second Inning.
7ie New York-Merkle lifted hi
one which Oldring captured after
. long run. Barry muffed Herzog's Il
:. drive and the runner was safe. Herr
= stole second. Thomas throw was
= trife high. Barry was slightly spill
e by the runner. It was purely az
= dental.
= The game was delayed a few m
= utes while the Doctors bandaf
= Barry's right angle.
= Fletcher struck out and "Chief M
s ers" was given a great hand WI
& he came to the plate. It was Ind
< against Indian. Meyers drove h;
\ grounder over second base, but {
, = lias made beautiful pickup and