The Washington herald., 1911-10-15
FIRST INNING.

FIhSI lNNlNG.
The game began at 200 Lord walked
to the plate amid a thunderous roar of
applause from the spectators. Matty put
the first two balls over the plate with
his fade-away curve attached Lord
fOuled the third ball. and the next was
a ball Lord famed. Matty received q
tremendous ovation when Lord dropped
his bat in disgust and turned back to
the bench. Oldring came to the plate
next and famed out on three pitched
balls. Collins flied out to Devore. No
runs.
Devore missed the first ball pitched,
while KLEIN called the second ball. He
famed at the next, then fouled back of
the catcher. Ball two was called. De-
vOre was out, Bender to Davis. Doyle
let the first one go by and II was a
ball pitched. Collins checked the hit, but
was unable to get the ball to first in
time SnodgraSs struck at the first two.
SEodgrasS struck out, swinging wildly at
ball. Doyle stole second base, Thomas
throwing low TO Collins Murray struck
out. No runs, one hit, one left, no errors
SECOND INNING.
Baker drove the first ball to right field
for a single. Murphy sacrificed and died,
Matty to Merkle, Baker. going to second.
dropped a strike. Davis singled, scoring
Baker. Barry out at first, Mathewson
to Merkle Davis went to second on the
Y. 1
called on him in succession. Thomas
grounded TO HerZog, who threw him out
to Merkle. One run, two hits, one left,
no errors.
MerkIe out at first. Collins TO Davis,
after two strikes had been called on him.
Fletcher out, Barry to Davis, Barry MAX
ing a neat pickup. Barry made a nice
pickup of Herzog's grounder and threw
him out to Davis. No runs, no hits, none
left, no errors.
THIRD INNING.
Bender struck at the first ball. Bender
out at first, Matty getting the assist.
Lord flied out to Murray. Oldring had
strike called on the first one that Matty
put over, and then doubled to left field.
Collins walked. Baker famed. No runs,
one hit, two left, no errors.
Big Chief Meyers flied out to Oldring:
Matty drew ball 6o6g fST 6ne OPTber be tSpd ana
was a strike, followed by second one
Another ball followed, and then Matty
famed. Devore drew two strikes IN sue
cession. Then came two fouls, and then
he walked, Doyle struck at the first and
then drew a ball, followed by a foul;
which went as a strike. Then lie nea
out to Lord. No runs, no hits one Iett
no errors
FOURTH INNING.
Murphy's first was strike. The second
next one. Murphy fouled to Meyers.
Davis out, Fletcher to Merkle. Barry
flied out to Fletcher. No runs, no hits,
none left, no errors.
SnOdgrass struck at the first ball, after
which came two fouls. Then he was
hit by the pitcher and walked. One of
Bender's inshoots caught him on the
right hand. II would have gone as the
fourth ball anyway. Murray's first was
a wide one. Bender and Thomas then
held a consultation. question as to
the first ball was raised, and Umpire
KLEIN asked for Umpire Dineen's opinion.
1t stood as a ball. Murray out at first,
Collins getting the assist Snodgrass
stole second on the play. Merkle's first
was a strike, and he died on the third.
HerZog drew a wide one, followed. by
another. The next one also went wide,
and the crowd put up terrible roar in
the endeavor to rattle Bender. Next
came q strike. The next was a foul
strike Herzog drove to Collins, who
fumbled, and Snodgrass scored from sec
ond. Herzog took second on the play
and the crowd went wild. Fletcher
struck out One run, one left, no hits,
FIFTH INNING.
Thomas drew bali and then filed out
10 Devore. Bender got a ball and a
strike and then singled 70 center Lord
hit to Merkle, who threw TO Fletcher,
forcing Bender at second OIdrinR
doubled to left field, sending Lord 10
third An argument followed DOYLE and
Merkle, of the Giants, claiming that n
was q foul Their claim was not allowed. ]