The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-24

No errors.
Philadslphia-Baker doubled to left
| center. He was given a great cheer
Baker scored on Murphys double 10
/ left. Stands and bleachers simply Vert
wild. Murphy scored on Davis dounie
to right. There was a conference ana
Marquard and Ames began warming
up. Davis reached third on Barry's hit
to Herzog, Barry was out at first. DaV-
| is scored on Thomas fly to Murray.
This put the Athletics in the lead to :.
Bender was out at first on a sensa-
tional pickup and throw by Fletcher
1t was the prettiest play of the game
thus far. Three runs. Three hits NO
errors.
Fifth Inning.
New York-A wonderful pickup and
throw a slow grounder by Baker re-
tired Fletcher at first. Meyers drove
the ball to right field for two bases
On q short passed ball Meyers almen
to take third but was out on a beautl-
fnl throw. Thomas to Baker Mathew
son was given his base on balls De-
wore raised fly to Lord and was an
easy out. No runs. One hit No er-
ror.
an easy bounder. Merkle to Mathew
son. Herzog made a pretty stop of
OIdring's hard grounder and got the
runner at first. Collins drove single
to right field and Baker came to the
plate On the first ball pitched he hit
to right center for a double, scoring
Collins. Baker took third. on the throw
in Murphy struck out. One run. Two
hits. No errors.
Sixth Inning.
New York=Doyle was given his
base on balls. Snodgrass was called
out on strikes, not hitting at a single
ball On Murray's foul fly to Baker,
Doyle was doubled up at first 1t was
very stupid play by Doyle and was
partially due to bad coaching Barry
hi a
as he made a bluff to scoop an mag
mary grounder- No runs. No hits
No errors.
adelphia-Herzog made sensa-
tional pickup of Davis hard grounder
and got the runner at first Snodgrass
rnisludged Barry's long fly and the
Athletic shortstop was credited with a
two-base drive. Barry reached third
on Thomas hit to Fletcher. Thomas
died at First. Herzog threw Bender
out at first. No runs One hit No
errors
Seventh Inning.
New York-The Athletics had hit
Mathewson for 10 hits while the IN
dian had held New York to g.
Merkle struck out for the third
ring and sat down. Fletcher drove
single to center. Chief Meyers was
an easy out. Collins to Davis. No runs
One hit No errors;
Z
Lords grounder long enough to allow
the batter to reach first. Oldrlng
placed a pretty bunt down the first
base line, out Merkle to Doyle. Col
Inns bunted and was out by Merkle
11nassisted. Baker again stepped to
the plate and there was cheers for
him to knock the ball over the fence
Four wide ones in succession were CIV
en- him, and he walked to first Mur-
ply drove a hard grounder to Merkle
n
error.
Eighth Inning.
New York=Becker went in to bat
for Mathewson. Becker was thrown
out. Collins to Davis on an easy
chance. Devore drove a beautiful sin
gle to left and Captain Doyle stepped
to the plate. Doyle's hit to Collins
forced Devore at second, barry get
ting the put out. Baker momentar1ly
fun bled Snodgrass' hard grounder and
the runner was safe at first. Murray
lifted a high foul which Thomas took
care of No runs. One hit. One
error.
box for the Giants. Davis was the first
man to face the New York left handler.
He retired on three pitched balls.
Barry doubled to right and went TO
third on Fletcher's muff OF Murray S
return of the ball, which was a trlfle
high Fletcher not being able to reach
the throw. On Thomas hit to Her
zog. Barry was run down between
home and third, Herzog getting the
putout. Thomas went to second on the
play. Bender out to Merkle, unassist-
ed. No runs. One hit. One error
Ninth Inning.
New York=Merkle doubled to right.
Herzog went out on grounder, Baker
to Davis, Merkle taking third. Fletcher
lifted a fly which Collins took care Of
Meyers stepped to the plate. He was
out on the first ball pitched, Collins to
Davis No runs. One hit. No errors.
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