The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-27
new YORK FANS
E GET THEIR TURN
So Wild When Giants Defeat
Hated Athletics.
MARQUARD DRIVEN FROM BOX

American Leaguers Make Three
Runs In Third Inning and Cham
pionshlp Looked Like cinch Until
Nationals Tied Score In Ninth and
Won Out In Tenth Period-lf Luck
Follows New Workers Today, De-
Gliding Game viii Be on Saturday.
New York, Oct. 26. - No one was
more surprised when the Giants de.
feated the Athletics in the fifth game
OF the worlds campionship series
than the members of the National
league team, the victory by a score
of to 3 coming like a lightning
belt out OF clear sky.
II was the New York teams
second triumph in the series for the
worlds championship, the Quakers
already having captured 'hree con-
tests. This unexpected success,
therefore, gives the New Workers
nghting chance, for II they win In
philadelphia today the deciding game
will be played in this city Saturday,
the New York club having won the
toss for grounds in case a seventh
game Is necessary to decide the
championship.
The Giants won by the pluckiest
find Of uphill work which bristled
with hard and timely hitting in the
ninth and tenth innings. Up to that
point defeat for McGraw's men SEEM
ed Inevitable and more than $4,000
persons were convinced Of the fact,
when suddenly the New Yorks ex-
ploded a bomb which created one OF
the widest scenes ever recorded in
baseball history.
Doyle Started Trouble.
An error by Larry Doyle was the
forerunner of the visitors three runs
In the third inning. without this
misplay the visitors would have been
blanked In that period. But subse-
queutly, with two men on bases, Old
ring broke the heart of Marquard by
driving a terrific hit far into the left
field bleachers for home run, scoring
Lapp and Coombs ahead of him. This
disaster forced the retirement OF
Marquard and plunged the crowd into
deepest gloom, for Jack Coombs
meanwhile was in magnificent form
and pitched the cleverest kind Of
ball for six consecutive innings.
Succeeding Marquard, Red Ames
also pitched superbly during the
fourth, fifth sixth and seventh in
nings, the Athletics making but two
hits and falling easy victims to his
change of pace. An error by Collins
enabled the Giants to make their
first run in the last half of the sew
enth, in which Crandall was sent in
TO hit for Ames, and then assuming
the task In the box, Crandall furnish
ed another agreeable surprise by
holding the Mackmen runless for the
rest of the battle. incidentally Gran
dali covered himself with glory when
no hammered out great two-bagger
in the ninth inning which sent Her.
zog, who had also doubled, across the
plate.
Two We're out at the time and
Coombs confidently expected to dis
pose of Devore, the next batter. But
Josh, who had been rather weak with
the stick in his previous appearances
at the plate, smashed redhut single
TO left, which sent Crandal home
with the tieing run.
Redeems Himself.
Doyle redeemed himself In the last
half of the tenth inning by finding
Plank, who had succeeded Coombs
Tor his fourth safe hit, rafting
twobagger to left. He scooted to
third when Plank fielded Suodgrass
hunt second too late to shut him
of. Murray followed with short
ny TO Murphy, upon which Doyle did
not attempt to go home, but Merkle
lined the ball close to the foul line
in front OF the right wing OF the
8rapdstand and when Murphy caught
n Doyle sprinted across the plate
with the deciding run.
Score by innings:
RH E
Phil'a =. 0 0 3 90 0 90 Ga Z
N. Y. 000 o 90 02l-4 0 2
Batteries -- Coombs, Plank and
TIapp; Marquard, Ames, CranGall and
s..eyers