Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-10-25
NEW YORK
WINS IN TENTH
Up to Ninth Inning Phila'
delphia Had the Best
of 1t
MAKE A DESPERATE RALLY
Doyle Doubled and Was Ad.
vanced to Third on At
tempted Sacrifice,

letics in thrilling game by a score
of four TO three in ten innings in the
play this afteronon. The Athletics
commanding lead of three runs was
finally overcome in desperate nintf
inning rally by the Giants who put two
runs across the plate on two double!
and a single. The home team won il
the tenth when Doyle doubled, wa:
advanced to third on an attempted
sacrifice and then scored on a long fl,
by Merkle, which Murphy captured OF
the line.
The batting Order.
New York, N. Y, Oct. 25.-Todays
probable batting order:
NEW YORK-Devore l.. F; Dayle
2B; Snodgrass, c. F; Murray, R. F;
Merkle, 1B; Herzog, 3B; Fletcher, S
IS; Meyers, C: Marquard, p.
PHILADELPHIA-Lord, l.. F; Old
ring. c. F;Collins, 2B; Baker, 3B; Muir
ply, R. F; Davis, lB; Barry, S. S;
Lapp, C; Coombs, P.
Umpires KLEIN and Brennan, Ma
tional League. Connolly and Dineen
American League.
First lining.
Observation-Disclosures used great
speed and was inclined to be unsteady
Lord had three balls and two strikes
utbn hn q cbnrt linnr tn Loft
on which Devore made wonderful
shoestring catch.
Gliding went out on a grounder tC
Doyle, who made a pretty play OIL
the ball to .lerkle. Oldring broke his
bat in smashing the ball Marquard
seemed a little nervous and Meyers
went down and patted him on the
back. Collins was out on fly to
Snodgrass. No runs, no hits, no er
rors.
New York-Devore drove the first
ball pitched to Barry who got his man
handily at first.Doyle hit weak fou
which Baker captured Snodgrass
was given big cheer when he step
ptd to the plate.
Snodgrass went out by the Baker
Davis route.
Davis made nice pickup of Bakers
throw. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Second lining.
Philadelphia--Baker got a big hand
when he came to the plate. There
was another cheer when Marquard fan
ned Baker Marquard's speed was
terrific. Murphy to left. Marquard
singled sharply to left. Marquard al
most pinched Murphy off first on a
snap throw. The crowd jeered I'm.
pire Dineen when he called Murphy
safe. Davis famed. Murphy tried to
steal second but was out Meyers to
Doyle. No runs, one hit, no errors.
New York-Murray could not see
Coombs fast ones und struck out
Merkle was another strike-out. Her,
zog bunted between Barry and Baker
after Coombs had two strikes on him.
Herzog stole second, the second base
stolen by the Glants in the series.
Fletcher famed and Coombs was
cheered for his pitching. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Third Inning.
Philadelphia: Barry went out or
a grounder to Herzog, whose throw
beat the runner several feet. Lapl
singled over second, hitting ball tha
was far over his head. Meyers hat
Lapp caught off first on throw
but Merkle dropped the ball. 1t wa!
not an error for Merkle Coombs
hit grounder to Herzog who threw
to Doyle but the Giants second base
man dropped the ball in his eagerness
to make a double play.
With man on first and second
Meyers went down and talked to Mar
guard. Lord sent a high fly to Doyle
Lapp, Coombs and Oldring scored OF
Oldring's home run, drive into the
left field stand. The crowd went wilt
and the Athletics players shool
Oldring's hand as he came to thu
bench. Oldring's smash unsteadiet
Marquard and Collins strolled to frs
on four wide ones. Collins stole sec
ond. Meyers throw was bad. Ames
went out to warm up. Baker was ou
on grounded to Merkle unassisted
Three runs. Two hits. One error.
New York-Meyers raped single
which bounded Off Bakers legs. Baker
was sent to ba, in place of Marquard.
Baker shot liner to Barry, who tried
to double Meyers OF first but Davis
dropped the bat. Under the rules Of
scoring, Davis is not credited with
an error. Devore struck oft. Meyers
was out attempting to steal, Lapp tc
Collins. No runs, one hit, no errors
Ames went in to pitch for New
York.
Fourth Inning.
Philadelphia--The crowd yelled
when Ames curved the first ball from
a strike. Murphy sent up high foul
which landed in Meyers mitt. Davis
was out when Merkle LOOK his ground
Ter and ran to first. Ames was using
a big drop and wide out.curve. Barry
went out to Merkle. No runs, no hits
no errors.
New York-Doyle hit long fly into
the right field seats and the crowd