The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-17

tae first man up, in the ninth, was
thrown out, Herzog to Merke. Baker
hit into the right field grandstand for
a home run. tying the score. Murphy's
drive down the left foul line. was
called foul by Umpire KLEIN and he
was brought back to the plate. Muir
ply was safe when Herzog ffumbled
his grounder. and took second when
the third baseman threw the ball over
Merkle's head, Herzog gets two eros.
Davis sacrificed, Meyers to Merkle,
Murphy going to third. Barry out,
lIerzog to MerlSle. One run, one hit,
two errors.
New York--iMatty stepped to the
plate and the whole Athletics inheld
rallie daround Ira Thomas, who went
to the second base with orders from
the bench. The consultation over,
Coombs tested Matty with wide one.
The second was a ball, and the third
a strike, the fourth was also a strike.
Matty famed. Devore popped out to
Baker. Doyle famed No runs, no hits
no erros. N .s tr
With but two hits off Coombs in
nine innings, there was genliine
gloom among the Giant rooters as the
Giants took the field for the first ex-
ira inning of the series. Up to this
time, the Athletics had secured six
hits off Matty's delivery to Offset the
two made off Coombs.
Quiet Tenth Inning.
Tenth inning: Athletics-Lapp was
thrown out, Fletcher to Merkle.
n he -
stepped to the plate. Coombs flew to
Doyle. Lord grounded out, Fletcher to
Merkle. No runs, no hits no errors.
New York-Snodgrass was hit for
the fourth time in the series, but Um-
| pire Brennan refused to give him his
base, claiming that he stepped into
the ball. Snodgrass walked, or rath-
er danced to first after teasing
Coombs into giving him four wide
| ones. Murray sacrificed, Coombs to
Davis. Snodgrass going to second
Snodgrass out trying to reach third
on short passed ball, Lapp to Bak-
| er. As he slid into the bag, Baker
was again on the line and was spiked
slightly in the right arm and right
leg. Snodgrass was boo9d and Kissed
| given a cheer, when he resumed play
Merkle walked, and was out in an
attempted steal. Lapp to Collins. No
runs, no hits no errors.
Athletics Get Runs.
Eleventh inning: Athletlcs-Old-
| ring rounded out, Herzog to Merkle
Collins singled owe rsecond, Baker
was up with one out. Baker beat out
an infeld hit to Herzog and went TO
third when Merkle dropped the ball
Fletcher fumbled Murphy's ground
er, Collins scoring and Baker taking
third. The stands, seventy-hve per
cent, of which appeared to be roofing
for the Athletics went wild. Davis
singled to right, scoring Baker, Muir
ply was thrown out at third, Murray
to Herzog. Davis out stealing
Meyers to Doyle, Two runs, three hits
two errors.
| The pro-Athletic attitude of the
crowd throughout the game especial
ly during the closing innings was the
most remarkable demonstration of an.
tagonism to home team ever made
in worlds series. The attitude was
obviously due to the fans resentment
at the ticket speculation scandal.
New York-Herzog doubled ovei
third, Fletcher flied to Lord, Meyers
put foul into the left field bleach.
ers just few feet on the wrong side
of the line. Meyers grounded out tC
Collins, who fumbled the ball bu
recovered It in time to retire the In.
dian at first Herzog went to third
and Becker batted for Mathewson
Two out and Herzog on third. Becker
hit to Collins and was safe, Herzol
scoring. Collins again fumbled thu
ball. Devore had one strike called
Becker out stealing, Lapp to Collins
one run, one hit, one error.