The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-24
On Heavy Grounds by a
Score Of Four to
CHANTS ollTcLAssED
Big Crowd At the Gates
Early to Buy Bleacher
Seats.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Oct. a.
The weather for the fourth game
in the worlds baseball series was
clear and cold with the thermometer
at nifty this morning and stir wind
was blowing. The game. it was an
1lounced, would start today on
ground still heavy from rains.
Tens OF thousands of fans were
happy today when they saw ! clear
weather for the much postponed
game between the Athletics and
Giants.
Before o'clock several hundred
persons were in line at the park
waiting to buy bleacher seats, and
the line grew longer every minute.
When the gates were opened at 8
o'clock fully 1000 went through.
Both teams were in good condi-
ton, the enforced fest having done
them worlds of good. Baker has re-
covered from his experience with
Snodgrass's spikes, and Merkle is in
better form.
The probate batting order was
announced as follows:
Giants Deyore, left held: Doyle,
second base; snodgrass, center field;
Murray, right held; AIerkle. FIRST.
base; Herzog, third base; Fletcher,
short stop; Meyers. catcher; and
aIathewson, pitcher.
AthIetics-Lord, left field; Old
ring, center field; Collins, second
base; Baker. third base; Murphy.
right deld; Davis, hrst base; Barry.
Snort stop; Thomas. catcher; and
Bender, pitcher.
First inning.
Umpire Deneen called PLAY" a.
O'Clock.
Devore of the Giants scored on
Doyle's triple, which brought him
in. Merkle struck out. The Giants
scored two runs.
Mathewson struck the frst two
Athletics out on seven balls. Baker
was cheered, when he appeared but
he struck out. The Athletics did
no: score.
Second Inning.
Fletcher of the Giants got his first
hit OF the series but was caught at
second. Meyers and Mathewson
were easy outs. The Giants made
no runs.
Murphy. of the Athletics. drove
the BAH over the fence and made
third. but was ran down by Meyers.
The next two batters were easy outs.
The Athletics made no runs.
Third Inning.
The Giants were unable to do any
thing N their half of the third.
spodgrass was hooted when he APP
peared at bat.
The Athletics went out in order.
.NGathewson pitched masterful ball.
Fourth Inning.
Murray, OF the Giants, flied out,
Merkle struck out, and Herzog
grounded out.
Baker and Murphy scored on Da-
vis's double. Davis took third on
the play and scored on Thomas's
ny. Marquard and Ames were
warming up for the Giants. The
Athletics made three runs.
Fifth Inning.
Fletcher, Meyers and Devore of
the Giants went out in order. The
Giants made no runs.
Baker, of the Athletics, doubled
scoring Collins and took third on the
throw to the plate to catch collins.
Murphy retired the side. The Ath-
ietics made one run.
Sixth inning.
snodgrass, of the Giants, was
called out on strikes, not hitting at
n single ball. The next two men
went out on fly balls. The Giants
made no runs.
With one out, snodgrass mis-
judged T3arry's fly letting him get to
Arst base. The next two men were
easy outs. The Athletics made no
runs.
seventh Inning.
The Giants were unable to do any
ching In their half of the seventh,
oldring and colliss, of the Ath-
1etics, went out on fly balls. Baker
walked and Murphy grounded out.
The Athletics made no runs.
Eighth Inning.
Becker batted Tor Mathewson II
che eiah ia and went out on ~
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