The Detroit times., 1913-10-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new out to
Murray. the hrst Athletic batter con-
nected with MarQuardt's initial oner-
l nE and Sn drove Marr lsys 0ns 30 sseR
without an effort oidring singled to
right, connecting clesnly with the
Rube's second delivery after the nrst
nippsd on nrss. when Marquard shot
a hot one to Merkle In fourth at
tempt TO set that runner. Collins
ovsr second swD 'r Baker got tremendous
ovation from all quarters on his iirst
appearance at the plate. Marquard
Kept Collin. frozen e .r the sack ey
flew out to Burns No run. two hits.
In the first half the Athletics failed
Marquard was touched for two hits.
but his persistence in holding the run
ners at nrst undid the good In Old
New YORK-shafer, who topped the
Giants batting order. displayed none
of the Athletics eagerness TO hit, ana
drew three and two before he swung.
Doyle sau INT. re- "" Very ieisureiy to the
bat and II was evident that McGraw
was going to take the full benefit Of
fs ssssr . Doys Neatly out snort
Fletcher caught stealing. Schang ~
Collins. No run. one hit, no error:
Bender appeared to have everything
stanza In striking contrast to the
Athletics slam the hrst-one policy. the
Giants waited them out. Fietcher's at
tempt to steal was not up to SchanEs
whip and the runner was nailed with
room to spare.
SECOND INNING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was an easy
out. Herzog to Merkle. Strunk famed
MarQuard appeared to be getting the
swins. an sarr S'r aed FisseSsr to Msr
Marauard disposed OF the Athletics
on seven pitched balls In the second
inning. thanks to q fan-out and DIT
OF sharp fielding behind him. The
Giants appeared full of ginger In the
field, as contrasted with the siuggish
sna the OF na ns, In which
visitors were disposed Of.
NEW YORK-Burns famed, Bender's
first ytrike-out Bender appeared to
puzzling outdrop to advantage. Her
on an easy grounder to McInnis. un-
assisted s.s Hsrz9S Ea,I had h., eight csi a:
hnally efaced. 1t was evident from
the expression on his face that the
Indians offerings were puxzling. MUIR.
pitched for the second hit off Ben
der II was Murray's hrst hit In Z
worlds series with the Athletics and
appeared to be greatly appreciated by
to oe oidring. H No run. one hit. no error.
The Giants forced Bender ~ work In
the second inning. the Chief delivering
20 balls before the side was retired. As
IN the first Inning. the Giants only hit
came alter two were down.
THIRD lNNlN0.
ATHLETICS-Schang nied to Burns
In short left. Bender received an ova-
ton when he came to the plate. Ben
der out Fletcher to Merkle. on an easy
grounder. The Indian did not follow
the policy Of his teammates. but waited
f. Murphy singled to right center.
Oldring forced Murphy. Fletcher get
ting the putout, unassisted. No runs.
one hit. no error.
Athletic batter did more waiting than
in the previous inning, and forced
RUDE to work harder.
NEW YORK-Merkle beat out an In
field hit to Baker. Baker made the
stop but = wa: t too not q" M tTr hm 20
speeded toward hrst like an express
train. Marquard sacrificed. Collins to
McInnis. and the nrst man Of the
game reached second base. It was .
eiai scorers called Il q hit rather than
strunk. Doyle hit the first ball
pitched for a single. scoring Aerkle.
and the crowd went wild. It was typ.
zeal McGraw baseball. Fletcher died
The Giants worked over their nrst
run Of the game In this inning. The
initial tally was q scratch run. the
tear in the Indians hide being hot
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