Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-08
ATHLETICS ] TIC; RO01 GIANTS

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tics seized the opening and took the
lead and we're never headed. The
Giants rallied in the fifth but fell
one run short.
A brilliant double play, Barry to
Collins to.fMclnnis, in the seventh,
prevented the Giants from tying the
score. and caused McGraw to jump
Eup and down. with rage and disap.
pointment. ~
Collins played remarkably, making
| four putOuts and six assists without
an error, sharing the hero's glory with
Baker. ;
TO Bender goes the credit for out
! pitching both Marquard and Crandall
and showing skill and nerve in try
ing places when the Giants appeared
about to break through his delivery.
Tesreau went in in the eighth with
second and third occupied, and none
out, famed Strunk on three pitched
balls, Baker was caught at the plate
on an attempted delayed steal and
Barry to Doyle. Tesreau planked the
Athletics in the ninth without hits al
though walking Murphy.
Oldring made the first hit in the
first with one out, slashing a single to
right, but was caught mapping off
first. Collins shot a clean single to
center on the next ball, but Baker
flied to Burns.
Two Giants were retired on flies,
when Fletcher singled past short;
but Schang's beautiful throw nailed
him stealing.
The Athletics were out in order in
the second
Murphy singled in New Works half
but Meyers fly retired the side.
Murphy singled with two down in
the third but was forced by Oldring,
Merkle scratched hit, Vanguard sa-
crificed and Merkle scored the Giants
first run when Doyle singled to right
after Shafer had flied out
Collins opened the fourth with a
terrific drive over Skaters head for
three bases, and scored on Bakers in
field single. e.
McInnis sacrificed and Strunk
grounded to Marquard who got Baker
at third. Strunk took third on Barry's
double, both scoring on Schangs three
Dagger, which Shafer misjudged.
The Giants came back viciously
Burns starting with a double but the
next three batters failed to produce
the needed hit. 90.
With two out in the fifth, Collins
walked Baker let two 60 by but as
the next one was pitched he opened
his shoulders, the bat cracked, and the
ball sailed high and far, dropping in
| the right field stand, for homer.
The fifth was Bender's bad inning
Merkle singled, MacCormick, pinch
hit ing for Marquard, hit to center
and both runners advanced, on Shat
ers out, Merkle scored on BsFry's
poor throw on Doyle's grounder.
Mccormick scored on Fletcher's sin
gle. Doyle scored on Burns ground
er to Baker. y a......a
] Crandall retired the Athletics in or
der in the sixth.
Bender treated the Giants likewise.
No Pniladelphian- reached first in
| the seventh. ...
With one out in the Giants half,
Shaaer singled, and took third on
Doyles hit to right. Fletcher groutH.
ed to Barry who tossed to Collins who
tossed to Mclnnis, completing fast
double play.
! Collins started the eighth with an
infield single, took third on Bakers
single and scored on McInnis' double.
Tesheau relieved Crandall and pre-
vented further scoring.
The Giants did not threaten in eth.
or the eighth or ninth.
r. H. E.
Athletics 1000 800 01o g IL 1
New York ~. 001 O3O 900 II II O
Batteries Bender and Schang;
Vanguard, Crandall, Tesreau and
Meyers. Umpires, KLEIN, Rigler, Egan
and Connolly.
| Bases on balls off Marquard, 1; off
Tesreau, 1. Strucn out by Marquard,
II; Bender, 4; Cratidall, 1';;slTesrsau I.
Hits of Vanguard, sain innings, off
ICrandall. 8 in 2 innings; off Tesreau,
in 2 innings.
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