Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-26
ArHLETIcs RUN AWAY WITH
elxTH GAME OF WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES.
rA,<E FOUR OUT OF SIX GAMES,
LAST ~ 1s TO z SCORE
chief aender Pitches Wonderful Game
Is For Winr;ns Team, While Philads'-
oh;a Pounds Amss, Wiltss and
Observation-Disclosures Score ssvsn
Runs In Seventh Inning.
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AthIstiee 30 o 1907 7ox.13 u 5

Philadelphia, Oct. 26.-The Philadel-
phia Athletics won the worlds champ
ionship by taking the sixth game from
fhe New York Giants this afternon by
= score of 13 to 2. Ames. who started
pitching for the Giants. threw the
Giants hope to the four winds In the
fourth inning when. witt, two men on
bases. he threw toward first on Barrys
hunt that he had felded and hit Barry
on the head. The ball rolled out TO
risl1t field while Murphy and Davis
scored. Then Barry went all the way
home on Murray's wilc return OF the
bali to second base.
But II was In the seventh that the
Athletics ran Wild around the course,
scorirg seven runs. They made farce
OF Wiltse's effort to hold them. hit al
most everything offered. and the Giants
added TO the comedy with costly errors.
Even Marquard, who relieved Wtitse,
when the inning was two-thirds gone
let two men score on wild pitch.
Th.n Thomas got his first hit Of the
series.
The burlesque was ended whom
Thomas tried to steal second. Eight
men faced wiltse In this half. getting
hits. TO the spectator 1t seemed as Il
all the Athletics were scamperfng
sround the bases without fear Of being
caught, The crowd saw 1t was over
and started leaving the grounds. sing
iug and cheering.
& We stl,sr 10 Fine.
Fine weather greeted the Athletics
ana the New York Giants for the sixth
came Of the series for the champion
ship of the world today.
AWsss and Bender Pitch.
white the. two teams were taking
Bender ana Plank were warming up
their preliminary practice Ames was
warming up for New York, while
Bender and Plank we're warming up
for Philadelphia. Connolly took HIS
place behind the home plato, Brennan
on the bases with Dineen in the right
fie.d and KLEIN In the left
The batteries were: New York.
Ames and Meyers: Athletics. Bender
and Thomas. Umpire Conolly brushed
the plate OF and called PLAY BALI at
o'clock.
First timing.
New York-Devore rolled grounder
TO Bender and was out at first. Doyle
drove the ball over the temporary
fence In the right field for two bases.
The ball almost went out Of the
Rrounds. snodgrass lifted a high one
to Lord. It was two out with Doyle
-on second and Murray up. Doyle
scored on Murphy's muff Of Murray's
fy. Murray was caught on first q
moment later va beautiful throw.
Bender to Davis. One run. one hit.
one error.
Philadelphia-Lord was an easy out,
Doyle to Merkle The first three balls
Ames pitched were wide ones and next
four were straight over the plate. one
Of which Lord fouled. Oldring. who
made home run yesterday. famed.
Collins struck out. No runs. no hits.
10 errors
Second inning.
New York-Merkle lifted high one
which Oldring captured. Barry muf-
fed Herzogs line drive. and the run
ner was safe. Herzog stole second.
Barry was slightly spiked by the run
ner. Il was purely accidental. The
game was delayed while the doctor
bandaged Barry's right ankle F1etch-
er struck out and Meyers was given
Il was Indian against Indian. Meyers
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Inns made q fsne play and threw him
out. NO runs. no hits. one error.
sPhiladelphia-Baker lifted . fly to
Devore. Murphy hit one too hot for
Doyle 10 handle and was safe at nrst.
Il was . base hit. Davis rolled an
easy grounder to Ames and retired at
: hsst, Murphy taking second. Barry
struck out. No runs. one hit, no errors.
Third lining.
New York-The last ball Barry
struck q could not have been hit by
q. cricketer. Ames singled to left. De-
yore forced Ames to second. Bender
. 10 Barry. Captain Doyle was cheered
when ne came to bat but fouled out.
Devore was out stealing Collins to
Baker No runs. one hit. no errors.
Philadelphia-rhomas was walked.
Bender was out, Fletcher to Merkle.
Thomas tskins second. Lord doubled.
scoring Thomas. The stands shook
with the cheers Of the crowd. Meyers
ana .Ames,- held conference when
Oldring came to the plate. Lord went
to- third on oldring's out. Collins was
out on Z NY toDevors. One run. one
hit, no errors.
Fourth Inning.
New York -Snodgrass lifted one to
8 oldring and was out Murray went
ont on Z ny TO Murphy. also on the
frs& ban pitcher. Merkle hit ball
over second base on which Collins