The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-27

 WIN SERIES
SLAUGHTER THREE NEW YORK PITCHERS FOR A TOTAL OF
 THIRTEEN RUNS.
Last Game of Worlds Series Ralults in veritable Rout of the Giants --5ender Hero of the
 Series.


 Philadelphia, Oct. 26.-PhIladel- phia Athletics, champions of the world for the second successive year.
 In an exhibition of batting seldom seen in premier baseball series. the Amenioan League team this after noon defeated New York in the sixth game of the set by the oyerwhelm- ing score of i3 to ?, thus giving them the four necessary games out of the six played tp carry off haseball's greatest honor.
 It was more than mere defeat for the Giants it was rout.
 Philadelphia is ceiebrating tonight as 1t had never before observed a great baseball victory. To deieat New York in revenge for the trounc- ing the National Leaguers gave them in 1905, was almost as pleasing to the Athletics as winning the world s championship itself.
 With the victory goes sixty per cent of sI279lO .6l, or s16.l4o.st, ot which each Athletic player will re- ceive $3.G54 59. The loser will re- ceive the remainder, s5ll64 q, or s2.456. 50 for each New York player
 The batting matinee that the Attn. ietlcs gave was one of the finest ex- at Shibe jark andthend andthenden at Shibe Park in a long time.
 Coming from behind after New York had score one run in the first inning, the Athletics tied the score in the third inning. won 1t in the fourth by making four runs made 1t safer in the sixth when they added another rut and crushed the Giants in the seventh inning under all ava lanche of seven hits which, with a couple of misplays added seven more runs.
 The sensational hitting of all the pitchers the New Workers sent into the box reused te excited crowds 10 the greatest enthusiasm. With victory in their grasp. the Athletics appeared to let down and when the seventh inning was over the cheer ing thousands started to leave the grounds.
 The struggling National League champions sent in three pitchers to stem the tide, but all were hit at- most alike, Wiltse getting the worst whaling. The other two were Ames, who started the game, and Marquard who followed. Wiltse into the box Thirteen hits for total Of seventeen bases was the total shown by the hit column when the game was over
 Every member of the team got 3 hit with the exception Of Collins and Bepder Lut the former made time iy sacrifice that helfed to score a run
 When the game bcear today Catch Ter Tho1as was the only member of the wLitc elepfens team that had not made 2 hit ln the series. He got into tGe hit column in the seventh inning and the Athletics players themselves cheered Thomas for at least getting to one pitcher Murray of the New York team is the only one of it's regulars who failed to get hit.
 To "Chief' Bender, the wonderful Chippewa Indian twirler. goes the credit of pitching the final victory His work ill the box surpassed the exhibition he gave in the first game on the Polo Grounds in New York Three singles and double in as many i9pings were aiI the New Yorks could garner off his delivery
 The two base hit was made by Doyle in the first inning and he SCOT ed later when Murphy muffed an easy fly From this time the Indian was never in trouble. New York got single in the third and one in the fifth inning. Ill the ninth Bend CT appeared to let down and Herzoe hit him for single and subsequent ly scored It was the third game Bender pitched and his second vic tory in three days.
 Despite the terrific hitting on the Ipart Of the Athletics and the faci that a total of eight errors were made by the two teams the game was brilliantly played.
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