The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-10

Crandall, Tesreau and Meyers.
Umpires: KLEIN, to call balls and
strikes; Egan, to give base decisions;
Rigler in left and Connolly in right
New York Wins Second Game
Philadelphia, Oct. S.-The battle
for the baseball supremacy of the
world which began in New York yes
terday, was shifted to this city today.
| A light drizzling rain fell through
out the night, but more than a thou
sand fans stood in line to get tickets
when the gates were opened today
First Inning
First Half-Herzog was the first
man to the bat, and after lifting a
beautiful fly, gracefully took his seat.
Doyle was next, and he performed a
similar stunt, and then Fletcher fan
ned.
No runs; no hits.
Second Half-Murphy reached the
| first station on Doyle's error. Old
ring singled, and Collins offered up
sacrifice. Home Rum Baker stay
ed at home after tanning McInnis
flied out
No runs; one hit; one error.
Second Inning
First Half-Burns famed. Shafer
flied out. Murray famed.
No runs; no hits.
Second Half-Strunkput a hot one
to second, but was caught at first,
Barry placed a nice one into the
fielder's hands and Lapp famed.
No runs; no hits.
Third Inning.
First Mclean popped out a
fly and was out. Snodgrass singled,
Mathewson following suit, and Snod-
grass took third, and Waltze was call
ed to run for him. Herzog hit to
pitcher, who threw Waltze out at the
plate, Mathewson taking third. The
next batter flied out.
No runs; two hits.
Second Half-Wiltz now playing
first for New York. Plank sent hot
grounder to second, but was out at
first. Murphy out, pitcher to first.
Oldring started the sphere toward
third base, was out at first
No runs; no hits.
Fourth Inning
First Half-Fletcher out, short to
first. Burns famed. Shafer beat it
out to first when Baker made a wild
throw, but was out trying to steal Sec
ond:
No runs; no hits.
Second Half-Collins rolled little
one to the pitcher and was out at
first. Baker singled. McInnis out,
second to first. Strunk was given
free pass to the first station, but was
forced out by Barry.
No runs; one hit.
Fifth Inning
First Half-Murray flied out. Nc
Lean singled and went to first. Wiltz
famed. Mathewson walked, advanc-
ing Mclean, but Herzog was out, Sec
ond to first.
No runs; one hit.
Second Half-Lapp sent liner to
second but was stopped at first. Plank
singled. Murphy flied out, and Plank
was forced out by Oldring.
No runs; one hit.
Sixth Inning
First Half-Doyle put an easy one
to the pitcher. who threw him out at
first. Fletcher fouled out, and Burns
was out on a fly.
No runs; no hits.
Second Half-Collins tried hard,
but famed. Baker sent a grass cutter
to short, but was out at first. McIn-
mis- famed.
No runs; no hits.
Seventh Inning
First Half-Shafer flied out, and
Murray ana Mclean did likewise.
No runs; no hits.
Second Half-Strunk sent a long
fly in the field. but Burns making a
dazzling shoe-string catch. he was
out. Barry out, third to first. Lapp
singled, but Plank was retired on
fly.
No runs; one hit.
Eighth Inning
First Half-Wiltz took the stick
and sent a lawn mower to second, but
was thrown out at first Mathewson
flied out and Herzog followed suit.
No runs; no hits.
Second Half-Murphy was out at
first, unassisted. Oldring handed one I