The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-26
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Judged a long n.y. by Murphy which
went for "a double. Snodgrass stodd
still until the ball almost reached
him then went back too late, the
ball going over his head. Davis was
out, Doyle to MerlSle, Murphy taking
third. Barry flied to Devore in deep
left, scoring Murphy--a ascrince fly
for Barry. Thomas struch out, the
third strike being called. One run,
one hit, no errors.
Giants Blow Up.
Seventh inning: New York-Barry
fumbled Herzog's grounder. He stop
ped the ball and then dropped II.
Fletcher fouled to Davis, who made
one of his greatest catches of the SER
les, running with his back to the ball
and caught it going at full speed.
Meyers struck out, swinging weakly
at the thirds ball. Wiltse struck out.
No runs, no hits, one error.
Athletics-Bender flied to Doyle.
Lord singled through the pitchers
box. Snodgrass misjudged short
fly by Oldring on the hit and run
play the ball falling in front of him
and Murphy took third, Oldring secy
ond on Snodgrass' thro VITO 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
Oldring moved up to third. Baker
lined to right center igor single on
the hit and run play Oldring scor-
ed and Collins took third. Murphy
hit "a high fly just out of Snodgrass
reach for n single which scored Col
llns. Baker was held at second on
Snodgrass' throw-in. McGraw sent
Marquard out to warm up. Davis
singled over Doyle's head, scoring
Baker. Murphy reached third. lust
beating Murrays throw to Herzog
| Barry doubled into the crowd nright
| field, scoring Murphy and putting
Davis on third. Marquard went In
to relieve Wiltse. Six runs and seven
hits off Wlltse in the two and one
third innings r A wild pitch allowed
Davis and Barry to score. Marquard
| threw the ball six feet to the right OF
Meyers and Meyers APPARENTLY dis
gusted with the slaughter took his
| time in going after the ball. Thomas
single dto right. getting his first hit
| of the series, Murray, who has not
| made n hit, fielded Thomas. drive in.
Thomas was out stealing, Meyers to
| Fletcher. Chief Meyers forgot how
many were out and went to the bench.
He argued with Umpire Connolly that
there were three down. Bender fam
ned. the third strike being called.
| Seven runs, seven hits, one error.
out, Barry to Davis. Doyle ground
ed to Davis. who waited until Ben
der came over and touched first base
to give him an assist. Doyle was re-
tired. Davis to Bender. Barry FUN
bled Snodgrass grounder but recov-
cred t in time and then threw high
to the left of Davis and Snogdrsss
was safe. A great play by Collins
robbed Murray of his last chance to
make u hit i'm the series. Murray hit
4 sharp grounder to Collins. who
| made great stop and throw. No
run, no hits one error.
| Wilson relieved Meyers behind the
bat for the Giants.
| Athletics-Lord doubled along the
left foul line. Oldring flied to Snod-
grass and Lord beat his throw to
third. Collins out, Doyle to Merkle.
Baker famed. third strike being cal
led. No runs. one hit, no errors.
| Ninth inning; New York-Merkle
flied to Barry. Herzog singled to CEN
ter, and went to second on Oldrlngs =
tumble. A wild pitch put Herzog on
third. Fletcher out, Collins to Dav-
rs. Herzog scoring on the play, Me-
lnnis relieved Davis pt first base.
Wilson out. Baker to MeInnis. One
run, one hit, no errors.