The Washington herald., 1911-10-18

followed. giving him two strikes, and he
went out-Barry TO Davis. Herzogs first
was a strike. Coombs missed the plate on
the second. He put over again with the
famed on the next. No runs, no hits
none left, no errors.
THIRD INNING.
Barry's first was a strike. another fol-
lowed. and he connected with the next for
single TO left. Lapp drew a strike,
another, and Barry stole second. "A
double play followed Lapp hit Il
Doyle. and Barry was doubled up a
second-Doyle to Fletcher. Coombs Ou
TO Doyle. No runs, one hit, none left
Fletcher flied To Murphy. Meyers flrst
was strike, and then he singled. Bal
one was called on Mathewson, and hi
singled to right field. advancing Meyers
to third. Devores first was n foul strike
Coombs' next was ball, and he singled
scoring Meyers. Barry funbled the bal
or the Indian would not have gotten in
Matty was forced at second on the play
Barry to Collins. Devore tried to stea
and was out on Lapp's fine throw Il
Bs Try. DOYLE went out on a fly. One
run, two hits none left, no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
Lord flied out to Snodgrass. Oldrint
out TO Fletcher. Collins drew bal
and a strike. Collins singled. Baker s
first was a ball, the next was strike
then another strike. Collins stole sec,
runs, one hit, one left. no errors.
Doyle up. and the first was ball. He
swung wide at the next two, and alsC
Davis snodgrass flied out TO Lord Bal
one was called on Murray, and he flied
out to Murphy. No runs. no hits, none
left, no errors
FIFTH INNING.
Matty's first TO Murphy, was a wide
one, and a strike followed Then came
another ball. The next was also z
strike. Then he got to first on Herzog'
tumble. Davis missed the first one, and
then singled. Barry sacrificed-Matty Il
drew two strikes in succession. LapI
bounded an easy one to Matty, wh'
threw TO Meyers, heading off Murphy
at the plate. Coombs flied out tc
Fletcher. No runs, one hit, one left
Merkie filed out to Lord Herzog's frs
was a strike. He drew a ball, and theI
foul strike. Ball three followed anc anc
of the game. Coombs put over a bal
to Fletcher. The next was also wide
Herzog out, trying to steal-Lapp TO Col
Inns. Two strikes were called on Fietcn- en-,
Barry to Davis. No runs, no hits none
left, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
Lords first was strike. The neNl
was a ball, and he flied out on the nexl
to Murray. Oldring drew ball and then
q strike Another strike followed, and
he famed on the next. Collins nied Out
to Snodgrass. No runs, no hits, none
left, no errors.
Meyers first was strike. The next
called. Foul, strike two, came next: He
got his third ball, and then he fouled
out to Iapp, who ran over to the Ath-
letics bench to get it, Coombs gave
flied out to Collins. Devore got bal
and a strike. The second was a strike
Devore out-Baker to Davis. No runs
no hits. none left, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Baker went out-Herzog to Merkle
next went wide. A foul went as strike
two, and he flied out to Doyle. Davis
first two were strikes, and he struck out
on the next. No runs, no hits, none lett'
Doyie's first was a strike: another
strike followed. He went out at first
Collins to Davis Snodgrass' frst-Was 9
strike; another strike followed, and he
tanned ON the next. Murray drew a
hall; then another. A third also went
wide. and he walked on the next; Mur-
ray stole second. Merke out-C9lLlns 70
Davis. No runs. no hits. one left no
errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
Matty gave Barry a bail, and he dou-
bled on the next one over HerLogs head
Lamp beat out 4 bounder to short on a
close decision, and Barry went to third
olate-Doyle to Meyers-with Coombs'
bounder. Iapp out, between third and
home: Fletcher dropped Doyle's toss OF
Lords bounder. Doyle threw to Meyers,
who pinched Lapp as he was trying to
get home Coombs went to second. and
/, ord was safe on first Doyle threw TO
Meyers and Lapp turned back; Meyers
threw to Asrzog; VINO % 1oucaga f,ad dLapp az SIn out
and he famed on the next. No runs,
one hit, two left, one error.
Herzog's first was a strike. followed by
one, and he flied out to Lord Fietcher's $
first was a strike; strike two followed.
He went out at first-Barry to Davis.
Meyers got two strikes in succession,
and he famed on the third No runs, no
hits, none left, no errors.
NINTH INNING.
Collins was up in the Athletics last
chance to save the day. Matty handed
him wide ones. and then slipped one
over in the groove. He went out-Herzog
g Merk1e h Se BsSe bnns @ was -,n tJe Strike; ks,
INTO the right field bleachers. Murphy's
hrst was a strike; so was the second.
He singled and stretched II into dou-
DaIiea oae ' II foul. ON It Was a close Rhs thins
along the third base line. Herzog fum-
Dled Murphy's grounder and threw
Wild over Merkle.s head, giving Muir
ohy second base. Davis out-Meyers to
taking third. Two
strikes were called on Barry; he went
out at frst-Herzog to Merkle. One run,
,ne hit, one left, one error.
Matty drew two balls and then
strike Another followed: then the third
ball, and he went out on strikes. Devore
lied out to Baker. A vide one greeted
Doyle, and then two strikes were put
Dyer: and he famed on the next No
runs, no hits, no errors. none left.
TENTH INNING.
I.app's first was a strike; another fol-
lowed; and he went out--Fletcher TO
Merkie-on the next. Coombs first was