The Alaska citizen., 1913-10-13
THE SECOND GAME.

about 25.50G cheering. yelling fans.
| the greatest right-hander and The
greatest southpaw in the game today
fought ten-inn.ng pitchers battle.
Plank weakened in the tenth and
three singles and batter hit hy
Plank allowed New York TO score
three runs. Both pitchers pitched
air-tight ball. The Giant infiold pull
ed Matty out of the hole in the
ninth. the only inning in VIII oh the
Athletics threatened TO score. Math-
ewson won his own game by a single
in the tenth inning when the great
Plank weakened
Snodgrass covered first for the
Giants for three innings. but was
forced to gve way to Wiltse who
covered the initial sack in excellent
style. Fred Merkle twisted his ankle
in yesterdays game. and is probably
out of the remaining games o.
the series. Mclean caught nine in
nings for the Giants being replaced
by wilson in the tenth. Lapp caught
the entire game FIR The Athletics.
Walter Johnson, the Washington
twirler. was presented with an auto
mobile before the game today, for
being the most valuable player in
he American league. Bakers appear
ance on the field was the signal for
ten minutes solid cheering on the
part of the Philadelphia fans. Both
teams left for New York ton ght.
where the third game of the series
will be played morrow afternoon.
The rpcpintS were $40 $40
The strain of his hard seasons
work told on Plank, and i'll the
tenth inning his support went TO
pieces. causing PlS7shtp lose one Of
the greatest gam has ever
pitched. When he~ for
moment in the ninth Mathewsoa
was given stone-wall support bv
New York's :nfield who pulled Big
Six" out cf a mighty tight place,
THE GAME BY INNINGS.
First Inning Herzog. the frs
batter to face Plank. flied out.
Doyle did the same Fletcher fam
ned the air three times.
The first man to face Ma hewson
reached first on a tumble. He was
Murphy Oldring singled to left
field, but fast fielding by Shafer
held Murphy on second. Collins sae-
rificed him TO third Baker the
hero of the first game, came to
he bat. Philadelphia fans yelled
for the circuit-clouter to win the
game FIR his team in the first in
ming. Matty famed the IDOL OF
Philadelphia and the New York
fans went wild. McInnis flied on
to Shafer, ending the inning.
Second Inning. Burns famed.
Shafer sent a long fly to the out
field. Murray whitfield the atmos'
phere three tines and sat down.
Strunk sent Doyle a pop lily Bar
ry flied out Lapp vas called out
on strikes.
Third Inning-McLean went out
on a pop fly Sn G2rass singled to
left field. Matty singled to center
and took second on Oldring's throw
10 Baker to catch Snoderass at
third. In sliding in third. Snodsrass
hurt his sore leg and Wiltse took
his place. Herzog hit to Plank, who
threw 20 Lapp. and Wiltse was run
dewn between third and home. Her
zog getting to second and MattY
10 INlTu '" IllIt tH'E "'i' NS''N'''''
Wiltse. Captain Doyle ended the
inning for the Giants by flying out
TO Oldring
When the Giants took the field,
Wiltse relieved Snodgrass "a flr5f.
Plank, Murphy and Oldring flied out
in the order named.
Fourth Inning-Fletcher popped
Burns famed for the second time
Shafer was safe on Barry's bad
throw. Shafer caught stealing. Col
'ins taking the throw from l-app.
Collins flied ouf. Baker hit ono
Of MATHS shoots for a single Nc,
Innis popped out. Baker stole sec
ond. Strunk got Mattys only base
on balls. Barry forced Strunk at
second.
Fifth Inning.-Murray flied out.
Mclean get single to left. Wiltse
punched three holes in the atmos-
phere and sat down. Matty was CIV
en- a base on balls. Herzos retlrea
on a pop fly to Collins.
Lamp out on fly. Plank got
single. Murphy flied out. Oldrlng
forced Plank at second.
Sixth Inning.-Doyle popped. lapp
| took care of Fletcher's fould. Burns
| flied out.
Eddie Collins was called out on
strikes. Baker sent pop fly to
the inf cid and was out Mclnnis
famed.
Seventh Inning. - Shafer. Murray
and Mclean all flied out to the
outfield.
Strunk lined out. Barry out on
fly. Lapp uncorked single.
Plank lined out to Doyle.
Eighth Inning.-Wiltse sent fiy
to the outfield Matty's pop was
looked after by Barry. HerZog flied
out.
Murphy lined into Fletcher's hands.
Oldring flied out, Collins touched
Matty for single to left field
Baker got single to right field,
but Murray's quick throw to Her
zog held the speedy Collins at sec
ond. McInnis forced Collins at third
for the third out.
Ninth Inning.-Captain Doyle sent
a fly to the cuff ED. Fletcher sim
gled through short. Burns got
Planks base on balls. Shafer and
Murray both went out on flies t.
the ortfield.
Strunk opened the last half cf the
ninth by grabbing a hit to center.
Barry beat out bunt to Herzog,
and on the latter's poor throw to
Wiltse to catch him at first, Strunk
took third and Barry sec nd. Lapp
reached first on fielder's choice.
| With the bases full and not a man