The Washington herald., 1911-10-27

fireworks with single over Doyle's head
and Murphy followed with a single to
left center. Baker going to third on the
hit-and-run play. Davis grounded to
Doyle, who threw home to catch Baker,
but was too late, Baker scoring and
Murphy tgoing to second. Ames got
Barry's hunt, and in the throw to first
base the ball hit the Mackman in the
Murray threw wild to second to get
Barry, the ball rolling to left field, where
it was recovered by Devore.
Barry kept running and beat Devores
throw to the plate, Davis scoring ahead
of him. This ended the scoring in this
round-a comedy of errors.
Alas, Blasted Hopes.
Although the Athletics added another
tally in the sixth, the seventh blasted
all the Giants hopes for 1911. After
Bender had popped to Doyle, Lord drove
a safety through the pitchers box.
Snodgrass misjudged a short fly by Old
ring on the hit-and-run play. the ball
falling in front of him. Lord took third
and Oldring second on a throw by Snod-
grass to third. Collins and Lord worked
the squeeze play successfully, Collins
bunting to Wiltse. who threw to Merkle
in time, but Merkle dropped the ball and
Lord scored and Collins was safe, Old
ring moving to third.
Baker singled to right center on the
hit-and-run play, Oldring scoring and
Collins taking third. Murphy hit high
fly just out of Snodgrass' reach for
single, which scored Collins. Baker was
held at second on Snodgrass' throw in.
Davis singled over Doyle's head, scoring
Baker. Murphy reached third just beat
ing Murray's throw to Herzog. Barry
doubled into the crowd in right field,
scoring Murphy and putting Davis on
third. Marquard went in to relieve
WIltse. Six runs and seven hits of
Wiltse in two and One-third innings.
a wild pitch allowed Davis and Barry
to score. Marquard threw the ball six
feet TO the right of Meyers, and the In
dian took his time in going after it.
Thomas line-singled to right, getting
his first hit of the series Murray fielded
Thomas drive in. Thomas was out steal
ing. Meyers to Fletcher, and Bender
famed
"Muggsy" Star Mourner.
1t was all over but the shouting, and
that continued until midnight tonight
Ames. Wiltse. and Marquard got their
bumps at the hands OF the White Ele-
Mr.. Albert Bender. tanned the foes all
the way. four hits being his allotment.
and those well scattered enough TO pre-
vent any serious damage.
The Giants left Immediately after the
game for New York, but there was no
tOrchlight procession on the way TO
Broad street station. It looked like a
funeral cortege, with Muggsy McGraw
star mourner.
Giants Return to Gotham.
New York. Oct. 26.-The Giants return
ed to New York tonight They are to
be banqueted for winning the National
League pennant, Saturday night at the
Imperial There is some talk that they
may take the trip to Cuba but II that
falls down, they will quickly disperse to
their homes throughout the country.
Marquard, il is understood, stays here |
to go on the stage; Meyers is going home |
to Riverside, Cal; Snodgrass returns to !
OXnard, Cal, for the winter; Josh De- |
vore goes to Terre Haute; Ames TO War |
rem, Ohio: Wiltse to Syracuse; Mathew |
son remains at his home here, of course, |
but will go on a hunting trip in the |
Merkle returns TO Toledo; |
Hartley to OsgOod. Ind: Paulet to Little |
Rock, Ark; Murray will probably remain |
here; Doyle expects to take a trip TO his |
llama, so does Crandall; Drucke is hur- |
-ying to Waco, Tex; Herzog will go |
back to his Maryland farm. And so the |
Giants scatter to the four winds
They will all report at Marlin Springs |
n February.
Baseball has vamoosed.