Evening star., 1913-10-11

Macks pitching scouts have been noti-
fed to take a vacation next season.
Another big day in Branerd. MINI.
Those los fans who wired cOngratula-
tions to Bush after Thursdays game are
getting up another list. This one goes
10 Bender.
Burns is the strike-out record holder
of the series. He has whitfield five times.
De Wolf Hopper. actor-writer. tried to
spear a foul ball in the press box. but it
carOmed off.
of tying the score McGraw sent Matty
out to warm up. It's Big SKIS turn to-
day.
After McInnis collared Snodgrass' foul
in the second inning "Stuffy" barely es-
capped taking a header into the Giants
dugout. He leaped into the pit.
Capt Larry Doyle struck out for the
first time in the series in the sixth inning.
He is hitting less than 300.
The tail end of each batting order has
played an important part in the rallies.
Yesterday Barry and Schang did the
brother act.
Hooks" Wiltse hero first baseman of
the Wednesday game. worked out in the
preliminary practice at the first corner.
Wiltse was anxious to get In the fray
again.
The base stealing is toss UP in the
four games. Each team has grabbed off
five bases.
Megaphoner Smith announced that Con-
molly would be back of the bat, but Tom
was the first to correct him. Egan got
the job.
Snodgrass limped badly in going after
McInnis fly in the second inning. ''Snod''
tried hard but it was useless, and he
barely got his hand on the ball.
Eddie Collins fielding has been Just as
sterling as his batting. In the four games
he accepted twenty-eight chances fault
lessly. His only error was the throw that
hit Mathewson in Wednesdays game.
Head Coach Brooks chaperoned the
Penn varsity foot ball squad. A Penn
alumnus was host. At the close of the
game the team was taken to Franklin
Field for signal drill
1t looked like bad tactics when Larry
Mclean was taken out of the game after
singing for the second time. LarryS bat
ting record is five hits out of seven times
at bat in the series.
Germany Schaefer. Washington's come
dian, caused a blockade in front of the
grounds when he told one Of his humorous
stories The police asked him to move
along but he objected. Finally he was
arrested and taken to a nearby lookup.
but soon released. He hustled back to
Shibe Park. Nick -Aitrock is accused OF
putting the cop on Schaefer's trail
When George Burns slid into third base
I, ~1,r rl%r.-
Bakers hand with his spikes Frank
''shook it off, and went back to his post
Jack Barry, who shared the prize hitting
honors with Wally Schang. brought his
hit total for the series up to six. He is
hitting above the 300 mark now.
The ball that Merkle bounced into the
left field bleachers for a home run was
sold for S. The fan who grabbed it was
an Athletic rooter and when Giant fol-
lower next to him offered to buy it the
deal was soon completed.
Scout Dick KinSella of the Giants rooted
hard but suffered the fate OF the other
Gotham pluggersA
Herzog made his, first hit of the series
in the eighth inning. 1t was blazing
single over Barry's Head Herzie jumped
several feet in the aiC after reaching first.
He has been hitting the ball in every
came hut not safe No pitcher has been
BILE to strike him out.
The bleacherites have been giving Rube
|OldrinS a big hand every day. Yesterday.
after his sensational catch pt -AicCor.