The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
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harder than IN any previous EAme %
The series Doyle starred a. the hs,
Sith tSo singles and tso coubies IN
i've tines uD. Murray failed 10 show
any batting form. striking Out ,hree
tines out % aFe tines a. bat Ne
has JAILED 10 Get a hit during the
series 90 far
For the Athletics. COMBS and Oh.
rinE each bad tWo hits. Baker. The
sensational stieker Of previous games.
lated 20 acquire a safety from any o;
the three Giant tWirisrs Both teams
showed more lie on The bases. each
aide beinx credited With Two steals
shils both LApp and Meyers nipped
other attempts on the paths
Startling features OF fielding PLAYS
Nere not numerous during the game
one OF the best vas q shoe-string
catch by Devore 90 Lord In the nrst
Inning Both sides supported their
pitchers In hne style. only one mis-
play being charged up against Phiia.
dslphla and two against New York
The crowd that saw the game again
completely nlled the bleachers and
many vacant spots In The upper stand
.
been asked FOR from the standpoint
B 81 either spectators % players The
sun shons brightly on the big am
phithsater and the air Vas not an
seasonAbly cold.
Many Blanks m Score.
Blanks were scored by both teams
/ for the first two innings. In the third.
with ono out Lapp for the Athletics.
connected FOR a single TO center
( COombs raped 20 HsrLog. who made
a good throw 20 second. which Doyle
! dropped and bth runners were safe
Doyle hung on to Lords high ny but
| Oldring got one OF Marquards swift
Z ones Just where he wanted Il. and
clouted the ball 20 the left field
bleachers for a home run. scoring
Lapp and Coombs ahead " him
SrW Yort's firSt run came In tie sew
@nth- herkia opened 10 by walking %
shouted Tor rally and the ci8mor grew
Z ~ Barry tossed HerKogE tap 70 collins
I tl~thcer forced iierxor. Davis 60 BARRY
herk4r taxing third from which base
h~ scored a moment later. on Meyers
Sacrifi'" Fly 90 Murphy while the
stands rocked trhuta.l. cent 90 bat Tor
AIMEE. wsr passed. but ScW lork'- raj
y wa- held o. single run. as pavis
. ilf4afu ifTaufHH SAP To- t'nnu.la at firat
Athlsties Scoring over IN Third.
Tie AthletI-s did not sore after The
nirf. hut N~~ N0rs rallied 90 better
purpose. iu the ninth. than before and
Tied Things ur With one out Flet,h-
- = niEl ON" fo lrff dropped safe hes b
The foiu line. and uy GOOD running he
reached second Meyers " enf out Bar
~ o. Davis. ana Craniau came up Tor
. 's'W horEH chance tie made good with
a llt almost % tlo fence 900 ri-lt cen
ter, Tor a double. scoring Fletcher De
F"f" k."rlus up the good work. scored
j trautHiI with H liner Co center. In tie
race 81 apparent defeat. me score was
/ iird and an extra innils was f4rcsI
3 victory came ga the tenth. TAilad.l-
4 '"oWhH. after one man was out beat
out al luflrld hlt Struua went in 90
. run for llm. hut Mas anchored on farst.
I A. Lord fusd 20 besorc. and Didriug
D va fisldrt out a. first. ~ FLETCHER
IN the Giants lslf. Doyle opened with
. q ratthrg Doubt. Plank fsr iu ou
B. SuodErass hunt and threw 20 BAKER.
botI- Was on the bag with the ball
/ however. AMI there W-r. two on with
none out Murray made o. one out with
a fIF tu Murphy o. Eaa a short nv
! how ever. and Doyle held third Afe4kls
h.t O" better purpose a.. doomed one
higu ana Par to Murphy Hosis came
home on the -acrifice and tire game was
Z NeW Norks.
Giants May Tie Series.
J h~ tfianN meet tomorrow game Co.
D tie the series. the Athletics o. make 10
I -FOUR Eames won ami r. worid'H cham
3 piouship for them t1ank was tonight
. believed % b. Manager Mark's probable
I pitching selection. with Wiltse tie man
I most likely tr 30 picked % work for ~.
I Giants. Both teams took early trains
q Tor IN Iiudeipnfa TONIGHT