Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-10-26

the runner at Lrst. No runs. No hits.
One error.
Philadelphia-Bake lifted high
fly to Devore and was an easy out.
Murphy hit one 60 not for Doyle to
handle and was safe at first. 1t was
base hit. Davis rolled an easy
grounder to Ames and retired at
first, Murphy safe on second. Barry
struck out ON three pitched balls,
folling one of them. No runs. One
hit. No errors.
Third Inning.
New York: Ames singled to left. De-
wore forced Ames at second Bender
to Barry. Doyle was cheered when he
came to the plate. Doyle flied to
. Baker. Devore was an easy out,
stealing, Thomas to Collins. No runs
| No errors.
! Thomas was given his base on
balls. Bender went out Fletcher to
Merkle, Thomas taking second. Lord
right field scoring Thomas. The
stands shook with the cheers of the
crowd. Meyers and Ames held a
conference when Olding came to the
plate. Lord went to third on Old
rings out Fletcher to Merkle. Col
Inns lifted a fly to Devore. One run.
One hit. No errors.
Fourth Inning.
| New York.-Snodgrass lifted the
first ball pitched TO Oldring and was
out. Murray went the fly route to
Murphy, also on the first ball pitched.
Merkle hit a ball over second base
on which Collins made a sensational
stop and got the runner at first. No
runs. No hits. No errors.
Philadelphia: Baker drove single
to center and the stands began tc
tremble by the stamping of feet. or
hit and run play Baker went tt
third on Murphys single to center. l
was Murphy's second hit of the game
Two on bases with no outs. The dill
was terrific. Murray deliberately al
!, lowed Davis long foul fly to drop safe
in order that Baker might not score
Baker was safe at home on Davis hi
to Doyle, the Athletics third basemal
making beautiful slide to the plate
: With none out, and Murphy on sec
: ond and Davis on first, Barry step
: ped to the plate, Barry's first attemp
: was trial at bunting but he foulet
= the ball back of the plate His next at
/ tempt was beautiful hunt and Ame'
= in trying to field the ball to Merkle, hi
= Barry on top of the head, Murphy ant
: Davis scoring and Barry came all tn
. way home on Murray's wild return @
;, the ball to second base in an attemp
- to catch Barry.
i 1t seemed as if pandemonium ha
broken loose. Thomas was the frs
' man out in the inning by tanning
Bender hit a ball over second bas
which Doyle got by beautiful ru
= and threw the ball to Merkle VIII
:. muffed it but as Bender had stoppe
Il running Merkle was not given an erro
and Bender was out.
1t would have been an almost SUI
lsingle for the Indian if he had run tn
hit out.
h Lord drove long fly to left cente
a which Devore got after great rul
e Four runs Two hits. Two errors.
6 Devore's catch was as brilliant
a piece of fielding as has been seen du
d ing the worlds series.
i. Fifth Inning.
New York-Herzog famed on thre
l. pitched balls, the last strike almo'
d hitting the batsman. Fletcher We
an easy out on punt grounder Ben
? er to Davis. Meyers drove liner
n through the pitche'' g box for singl
n Crandall went IN to bat for Anne
- Crandall was walked by Bender b,
l. not Intentionally. Devore struck OF
It He had three balls and two strike