The Washington herald., 1911-10-17
THE GAME IN DETAIL.
FIRST INNING.

FIRST INNING.
\ ball was followed by three strikes
in succession, and Devore was out. Ev-
ery strike was called on him. Doyle,
who followed, got two balls in succession
followed by a strike. Then came an
other ball and a second strike-the last
foul. The third ball was called. and
then he flied out to Lord. SnOdgrass
drew a strike, followed by two balls. and
hit by a pitched ball Murray, who fol-
lowed him. flied out to Collins. No runs
no hits, one left, no errors.
Lord drew a strike; another one 1oI-
lowed then he singled to right, and took
second on Murrays bad tumble; OldrinG;
who followed him, went out-Marquard
to Merkle-LOrd advancing to third. LORD
scored on wild pitch, on Collin, s nrst
ball. The Philadelphia rooters broke into
a frenzy as the Athletic outfelder came
in with the first run. Marquard put the
first on a clean single. Bakers first was
a foul strike another of the same fol-
lowed. the ball going over the grand
stand: he struck out on the next ball.
strike: a second strike followed and went
out on the next tc Devore. One rum
two hits, one left, one error
SECOND INNING.
Merkle drew two balls in succession,
followed by a strike. while the next was
also wide. Then he went out-Barry to
Davis. Herzog got two strikes, then a
ball, then he doubled to center. Fletcher
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third. Meyers then hit to center, scoring
Herzog The greatest ovation a visiting
player ever got on visiting field was
handed to Meyers as he reached first
Maruuard was handed three balls; two
strikes followed, and he struck out on
the next one One run, two hits, one left
" MarGnard's first one to Davis went
wide. The next was strike, then an
other strike, and ne died on the next Of
fering-Doyle to Merkle Barry got a
followed Barry got second on long
fly. which Devore fumbled. Thomas flied
out to Devore. Plank got a ball, and
hit an easy one along the first base foul
line. which Meyers grasped In time to
head him off to Merkle. No runs, no
hits, one left, one error.
THIRD INNING.
Deyore famed. Doyle's first was a ball,
then he flied to Lord. SnodgTass drew a
strike. 4 second followed, and Plank
put the next one wide. Then he singled
70 right Murray 0t swung t6 Miae them at he
went out-Plank to Davis. No runs, one
hit, one left. no errors.
Lords first was ball: two strikes fol-
famed on the following. oIdring fouIed
out to Meyers. Collins flied out TO De-
vore. No runs, no hits, none left no
FOURTH INNING.
Merkle was handed a ball by Plank as
a starter: the next was strike, and he
went out-CoIlins to Davis. HerZog' s
first was q ball: strike followed; Plank
again failed to locate the plate. and then
ne flied to Barry. Fletcher drew a strike,
and went out-Barry TO Davis. No runs,
no hits, none left. no errors.
Baker out-Doyle to Merkle. Murphy.
who followed, opened with a strike; then
he made another swipei then drew two
balls. then flied to Devore. Davis drew
a wide one and then a strike; he fouled
for the second strike, and went out on
foul to Meyers. No runs, no hits, none
left, no errors.
FIFTH INNING.
Meyers missed the first, and went out
Baker TO Dawson the next. Marquard
swung wide on the first, also the second,