The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-26
Sixth and Last Game is Won
BY Them BY a Score
GEANIs NoT M IT
Thousands of Persons Gather
at the Gates at An
Early Hour.

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Fair weather prevailed today FOL
the sixth game between the Giants
and Athletics. The game promised
to be one Of the best of the series
as the Giants, having a new lease; o.
life, were determined to wage the
stiffest kind of warfare to win vic.
tory, while the Athletics wanted tc
make good before their home crowd
Long lines of people stood in
front Of the ticket omces today,
and there were thousands OF people
at the bleacher gates an hour before
they opened.
The batting order was announced
as follows:
Giants Devore, left field; Doyle.
second base; Snodgrass, center field:
Murray, right field: Merkle, hrst
base; Herzog, third base; Fletcher.
short stop: Meyers, catcher: ana
Ames, pitcher.
-Athletics-Lord, left held: old
ring, center field; Collins, second
base; Baker, third base: Murphy,
right Aeld; Davis, first base; Barry
short stop: Thomas, catcher; and
Bender, pitcher. ~
First Inning. w
Devore. OF the Giants. started the
game by grounding out. Doyle
doubled to right and scored on
ISnodgrass's out at frst. Murray
fled out. The Giants made one
run.
Ames pitched good ball and re-
tired Lord. Collins and oldrtng in
easy manner The Athletics made
no runs.
seSsnd Inning.
Herzog, of the Giants, spiked
Barry when he slid safe into Sec
ond. FLETCHER and Myers retired
the side. The Giants made no
runs
Baker. Davis and Barry went out
in order. Ames pitched steady
ball. The Athletics made no runs.
Third Inning.
Ames, Devore and Doyle went out
in easy order in the third. The
Giants made no runs.
Thomas singled and took second
on Bender's out. Thomas scored on
Lords double. Oldring and Collins
grounded out. The Athletics made
one run.
Fourth Inning.
Snodgrass, Murray and Merkle, of
the Giants, went out in order. The
Giants made no runs.
Baker, of the Athletics, opened
the inning with single to right, !
and took third on Murphy's single. I
Davis singled scoring Baker. Muir
ply and Davis scored on Barry's
bunt Barry scored on wild throw.
Thomas famed. and Bender and
Lord grounded out. The Athletics
made four runs.
Firth Inning.
After Herzog and Fletcher, of the
Giants, were out, Meyers singled.
Crandel batted for Ames and
walked. Devore retired the side by
striking out. The Giants made no
runs.
wiltse pitched for New York
and retired tho Athletics. in easy
manner. Oldring. Collins and
Baker grounded out. The Athletics
made no runs.
Sixth Inning.
AOyIep SoAOueidSS anu W vi dS' W.
the Giants, went out in order. The
Giants made no runs.
Murphy doubled to left and
scored on Barry's sacrifice. Thomas
retired the side by tanning out.
The Athletics made one run.
Seventh Inning.
Fletcher, Meyers and Wiltse, of
the Giants. went out in order. The
Giants made no runs.
Lord singled and took second on
.oldring's hit. Lord scored on Col
.lins's single OldrinE scored on
Bakers single. Collins scored on
,NIurphy's single to right. Murphy
scored on Barry's double to center.
Marquard relieved wiltse, the Ath-
|letics having batted around with
only one out. Davis and Barry
scored on wild pitches. Bender
ended the inning by striking out.
The Athletics made seven runs.
Eighth Inning.
Devore, Doyle and Murray went
out in order The Giants made no
runs
oldring. Collins ana Baker went