The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-26
A7HLETICS Win
CHAMPIONSHIP OF
e BASE BALL WORLD
HEAVY HITTING BY THE ATHLEr-
ics AND BUM FIELDING BY
THE GIANTS.
$4,000 SEE The GAME
Worlds Series Ends With Todays
one-sded Game, Philadelphia Hav-
ing Taken Four OF The Games To
W Two For New York.
$4,000 SEE The GAME
(By Associated Press.)

PnliauelpDla, OCT. 2b.-Phlladelphla
and New York came together on
Shibe field today for the sixth of the
Worlds Championship games. The
Giants have taken on a new lease OF
life and are determined to wage the
stiffest kind of a battle to even up
the series and fight it out for the
seventh game in New York tomorrow.
The Athletics are previously disap-
pointed in their failure to hold the
struggling Giants yesterday as they
didn't expect the New Workers to
come back at them with the game
ness they did. especially against
Coombs. The attendance records
here promised to be broken,
for early thousands began to crowd
the stands. The lineup is the same
as yesterday.
! The attendance is estimated at 25,-
900, Umpires Connolly and Brennan,
KEN and Dineen. Batteries for New
York Ames and Meyers. Philadelphia
Bender and Thomas. The weather is
cloudy and pleasant.
First inning-New York, after De
wore was thrown out at first, Doyle
Knocked two bagger. Snodgrass
went out on a fly. Doyle scored on
Murpheys muff of Murrays high fly.
Murray was caught off first. One hit,
one run. Philadelphia-Lord thrown
out at first, then Oldring and Collins
famed. No hits. no runs.
Second inning Merkle went out on
a fly; HerZog reached first when Bar
ry muffed his line drive Herzos
then stole second and slightly spiked
Barry. Fletcher famed and Meyers
went out on a grounder. No hits. nc
runs. Philadelphia-One hit, no runs
Third inning New York, one hit
no runs. Pitcher Ames got this hit
Philadelphia-ThOmas got his base OF
balls and went to second when Bend
err was thrown out at first on {
PlGrtder. Lord doubled and Thomas
Hored. Oldring out at first and Col
kns fled out. One hit, one run.
Fourth inning-New York, Snod
grass and Murray flied out; MerklC
out at first, no hits no runs. Phila
delphia-Baker singled, then on hi
and run play Baker went to third ol
Murphey's single. Baker scored oil
Davis hit to Doyle. Barry hunted ant
Ames in trying to field the ball Il
Merkel hit Barry on the top of tn
head, Murphey and Davis scoring
Barry camc all the way home on MuI
rays wild return of the ball to sec
ond in an effort to catch Barry. Par
demonium reigned Thomas mad
the first out by tanning. Bender out
Doy.9 to Merkle; Lord flied out, tw
hits, four runs.
Fifth inning-New York, after tw
we're out Meyers singled and Cranda
went in to bat for Ames. He was giN
on his base on balls. Devore famed
one hit, no runs. Wiltse went int
the box for New York. Philadelphi;
no hits, no runs.
Sixth inning-New York, no hit
no runs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. got
two bagger and advanced to third o
J Davis out. Murphy scored on Ba
rvs sacrifice fly. Thomas fanne'
One hit, one run.
Seventh inning-New York, no nit
no runs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. out at mrs
I,ora singled and went to third
OlSnng's single to CENTER oluril
- tah;pg second. On squeeze play Lol
scored on Collins hit to Wiltse. ol
ri,E scored on Bakers single Coiil'
going to third Collins scored {
Murphy's single to center Baker Ia
80 eocond Baker scored on Davl
= n,0o,e TO right, Murphy going
th,rd Barry doubled, scoring MI
ahr nayis taking third Marqna
rolieved Wiltse. Davis and Bar
scored on Wild pitch. -.
Eight inning-New YORK no III