The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-25
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Baker had "A throw that was little
wide charged against him. and Fletcher
fumbled grounder in his hurry TO
scoop IL up and shoot II to Merkle.
Captain Davis and Merkie also felded
their positions brilliantly.
No attempt was made by either team
TO steal bases. Meyers tried to go
from second to third on u short pass
cd ball. but was out on good throw
by Thomas. Once Murphy was on
third with two out and in trying the
hit and run. Barry slipped a cog. Muir
ply being caught between third and
home
Til. crowd nned shihe Park, but It did
Hrs, day. The figures given out by ,hs
national commission showed total Of 1850
,erles. The crowd was nos, enthusiasts
one The home players. having the adran-
tage o: two victories TO one for New York
had tho creates, confidence that they would
take the next game and the Athletics were
heartily cheeersd when they made their
ssPpsaE.nee Baker o. course ;,, vas ,hs
burst OF enthusiasm when In practice ms
drove ball out Q: the grounds.
The game was cieaniy played. snodgrass
who had expected denomination against
sm.s 's5 the o, ,skins rS Of ssHs5 Tn.
through the contes; with only few hoo,a
ana hisse, aimed at him. This was in his
second time az bat. and Tas not generally
taken up by she crowd.
The stakes OF the series are she richest
EYER s plaxsa ior BY two baseball team. ANA
with to-days game They Will split ;iE.-
sio.sl, OF which 60 per cent. CT s7s.7is.A. will
i%.!i 10 the losers, Twenty-one, players on
each team are eligible to participate In the
money. 50 ina; the players on III. w!anins
team Will each receive siS+s:, and the
members OF the losing team s2t1. Is
The Athletics In winning the worlds
.haatmp.on.hIp las, year received ..o<s"
First Inning.
The, game began on, the minute OF !:
risht a; the start, pevore singled and
game home on Doyies drive 20 right centre
home with long saeFaee fly TO Lord. and
II looked bad for the Athletics. Murray
wa, an easy OUT on srounder to Davis.
The Athletics started of inausp!c!ously.
Lord and oldrins struck out on ,even
10 decide how 10 dispose o: Baker What
ever was decided upon worked true for
Baker struck out 10 the intense delight OF
the New York rooters
Second Inning.
In New York's second Inning Herzos fed
20 odr!ng. and Fletcher made his arsi s!n-
sic o. the series. He forced at second
By Meyers, and the latter was left on the
base when Mathewson went out easy
gTounder
For the Athletics. Murphy smashed out
his arst hit OF the series. getting to second
drive to the right field wall He went
30 third on Dnvis's out. Mtthewson 10 Mer-
k!e. On an attempted hit and run play
Murphy was run out, and Thomas ended
the inning with foul fly 10 Meyers
Third Inning.
New York went out in order in the third
Deyore aging TO Lord: Doyle touling to
Baker. and Snodgrnss being thrown out by
Barry.
In Phiiadelph!as half Bender was an
Easy out ct FIRST on assist by Fletcher
Lord singled to right ana was forced at
SECOND by O!drlng Collins struck out:
Fourth Inning.
II was one, Two. three for the Giants In
taking three strikes, and Eerzog going out
to Davis. unass.sted.
For the Athletics there was much doing
Baker doubled to centre. Murphy TO left
and Davis to right all corners OF the field
10 to speak. On these hits Baker and Muir
ply scored Davis moved UP to third on
Barrys out. HeTzog ito Merke. and came
home with the third run Thomas's sac
elhce ny to Murray. Bender ended the in
ming by tapping one to Fletcher
Fifth Inning.
In the NTH inning Fletcher went out on
brilliant running pickup and throw by
Baker. Meyers hit to right held for two
bases. and a moment later thrown out
by Thomas on an attempt to make third
on short passed ball. Mathewson received
base balls, and was left on nrst whom
Devore flied TO Lord.
The Athletics added their fourth run to
their total in the NTH Inning. With Lord