Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-09

aged man, who had been leading
the cheering in front of Park
Row bulletin board to-day drop
ped dead of heart disease as the
news was flashed that Mathewson
had made a hit in the 10th inning
and sent in a run.
Lamp who raced almost to third to
get him. Mathewson moved up to third
on the play and HcrzoG took second.
The Athletics infcld played in to get
the nearest runner, but they did not have
to do this, for Doyle flied out to Old
ring after havns three balls and two
strikes.
The American League champions again
were quickly disposed of in their half Of
the third Plank was thrown odt, Doyle
to Wltsc. who replaced Snodgass at first
base. Murphy hunted, but Mdthcwso1
got the runner at first. Oldring shot Il
| fast groundcr to Herzog who made Il
pretty thrown to Wiltse retiring the side
| New York rooters shouted for Fletcher
| to start something" in the fourth.
| Fletcher responded by Slashing the bail
| to Barry, who made n fine stop and throw
| to first. getting the ball there ahead of
! the runner. Burns, still unable to solve
| the puz2ling cross-lire balls of plank
/ struck out for the second time. Shafer
| hit a groundcr to Baker. who threw low
to first and Shafcr was safe on tn" error
| \ moment later Shafer dartcd for gccunu
| lint tann,s thro,v to Cn1lins heat him and
h. was ont.
In the Athletics half of the :oprjh COL
Inns nit to Natbcy~ou and was out at
first Hol<.r brourht tho fans to- their
foot b, FIRING a hot SINGLE to rig!.t nc'd
| Bo,lc rot his Gne,rs ON it as ii saot past
him o,, his I.rt side, but only GrNc,ttd
tbe b,ll Baker went to sccoll on Nc
1n,i-'s ONT DovI. to Wiltsc. Mdtrcwson
had .vo strikes an strlnl. when hc iost
hi. sons, of Iorotion for a moment ana
- Athletic hattor cot the ,irsf base N
b,li. or tho o,,,o win, two smait ruu-
r.r- an tho h.s.s and a braiu,. mo- at
h.t ,rocro,,d ,hn,,Itad fo,. q RIM The rum
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Wiz tho hon I'm, =, hoiindcd slowly to
soco,d ,,.bara Do,l. scooood il and touch
~, s,co,d ro,irinr ,bo side This was
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New York managed to get two mon
on the bases in the fifth inning, after
which Plank tightened mp. Murray
drove a fly to left which oldring easily
held and Mclean got his filst hit of the
game by smashing a singl" close along
the third base foul line. Wiltsc
struck out and thereby failed to ad-
vance him. Math"wson worked Plank
for base on balls. 1t was then up to
| IIerzoE but the third baseman drove
one at Collins and he was out at first.
| Catcher Lapp was an easy out al first
| In Philadelphia's hfth. Plank rammed
| a single between first and second. He
was left there, however, as Murphy
! drove long fly to Burns and Oldring
was thrown out at first by Fletcher.
/ The Giants sixth inning was quickly
over Doyle sent weak hound"" to
| ! lank and was tossed ont. Fletcher
sent up a hlgh toul t" MclnnlS ana
Murphy took care 60 lurns's long fly.
| In the NthletlcS nan lmplr" CON
molly was hooted when he called col
! mss grounier foul IN" BAN was
h"uhdlhg along inc thlro base i"ui
| llhe Wh"n li"fIog got II ana dropped
H. 'h' .'hIl laHlhE ON i""I territory.
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| In the seventh inning, Shafcr for New
York flied To Strunk. Murray did like
| wise to Barry and Mclean to Oldring
one of the best catches of the day
was made by Burns who ran in and got
Strunk's short fly almost off the ground
Barry hit to Herzog, who made a pretty
throw to first ahead of the runner. Lapp
shot single past Wiltse but was left
| on first when Plank sent up a pop ny
| to Fletcher.
With the eighth inning beginning and
both pitchers going as well as when they
started il looked like extra innings A
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