The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-27
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| cd ana made four hits in four times
! at bat, one being a double In sing
! ling those two players out for special
praise. l DO not want to appear to Tor
| get the batting OF Lord who hit safely
threc times for five total bases; of
7 bnker. whose two clouts were in the
midst of winning rallies and of Barry
ana Davis Ira Thomas. too. took par,
IN the hitting melee by making his
/ hrst hit of the series.
! one cannot help but say That the
! helding of the Athletics was saliva
/ ton for Bender all the way through
And mat despite the fact that five CT
rorS were charged against the winners
I Jack Barry making three. Errors arc
| quickly forgotten by ball players when
! theN win the game despite them The
| rams should try to feel the same
! about 1t, for the man who Is trying
hardest is apt to make mistakes most
| often.
Derorc Shines for CLANS.
! For New York, Devorc was the big
noise" with n snan running catch of
/ drive by Lord, which robbed Bris
of fourth hit, which would have been
two Dagger Josh ran to deep left
centre. backing up against the board
fence behind which the crowd stood
,
| again showed that their big weakness
! is batting, at least In the 1911 series
| ihcy got only four hits OFF Bender, the
| only one of moment being Doyles
| terrific drive against the right field
wall in the first inning, the ball COM
! ing within two feet of clearing the
| concrete for home run
One Touch of Sentiment.
! One of the pretty touches of to-duy's
1 frD Itch, oh
not without sentiment, was the send.
Ing of "Stuffy" Mclnnis to first base
TO retire the last Giant i'll the ninth
! inning. The game little Athletic first
| sacker VINO was unable to play in tn.
| series because of a sore arm, was sore
ly grieved. He had done remarkable
work during the league season, anu
. his heart was set upon getting y
chance TO distinguish himself before
| the immense crowds which view the
worlds series games. When saw
Harry Davis. that veteran who did So
much to make possible the victory
walk off the field in the ninth after
TWO men were out, handing his glove
TO Mcinnis, 1 could have Joined in the
cheers which swept over the field Ii
was grand
Another new little lit of sentiment
which many may have missed was
I y
10 the Athletic bench to congra tulatc
his rival, Manager Mack McGraw had
fought to the limit, but had been lick
ed by the better team, and was tho
frst TO grasp the hand of the manager
who had bested him. To-day's crowd
was not so large as the previous ones,
but the enthusiasm was not lacking
, Even when Bender appeared to b.
starting badly, the crowd did not quit,
I lsNt ILL.,
Giants Score I'm First.
| Devore opened the game by sending
hard bounder TO the right OF Bender.
| me crafty Indian reached down and
sfabped the ball with his bare hand,
throwing Josh out at rrst. Doyle con
! thueu ms great stick work by hitting
inc iirSt ball pitched against the right
heid wall for three bases. Snodgrass
after iouling far out in the left. hit an
/ easy lily, which Lord caught Murray
who was "a failure in the series as a
Dalsman, hit to Murphy on a line and
Fanny dropped the ball. Doyle scoring
linen linen poor Murray was caught off his
balance when Bender made a quick
throw to Davis and was the third out.
Lord faced Ames TO start the Ath-
teucs' iirst, and after pitching three
louf strikes over. Lord fouling on
one and finally hitting to Doyle for
an easy out at first. Ames had his
curve ball going great, and Oldring
J., also tanned.
Fletcher Springs Surprise.
Merkle opened the Giants SECOND
taii and iiicd To Oldring, who almost
cropped the ball. showing the tension.
Iier%oS hit to Barry, who showed ca
IRENE nervousness by making 1t mis-
%idole muT Herzog stole on the first
bai pitched. Thomas's wide throw
pulling Barry away, causing him TO
mss the sliding Giant. Fletcher was
"ul on strikes. after surprising thc
Ainletlcs by making a perfect bunt
which rolled foul Otherwise it WOULD
nave been hit. Meyers hit ii hot one
over second but Collins. covering lot.
OF ground. nnbbed the ball back OF
second and threw the catcher out al
, FIRST. "'
a Baker flied out to Devo-c in the Mack
second Murphy hit one on limo TO
i'"Ele right and the Giant captain
made phenomenal stop hut could
nor recover his balance quickly enough
7 10 get Danny at iirst. After pitching
TWO balls AnIes settled down, disposin"
OF laws at hrst on an easy tap. Barry
struck out on low. bad curve The