Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-10-08
GIANTS VETERAN PITCHER HAS
MASTERY OF ATHLETICS IN BOX
and HE BATS in WINNING RUN


wnen Doyle thew him out at frs
-,4alnewson thew out Murphy at frs
--urpny bunting the first ball pitch
ca. Oldring went out, Herzog t
wiltse. Only four balls were pitche
III tne inning by Mathewson. NJ
runs, no hits, no errors.
Fourth inning
New York Barry threw out Fletcn
er az first. 1t was a nice stop b!
Barry of Fletcher's hard grounder
Burns went out on three pitched balls
all Of which cut the plate. 1t was
Burns second strikeout. Shafer was
sane when Baker made a wild throw
70 MoInnis. Shafer went out stealing
Lapp to Collins. Lapps throw had
onaler beaten by several feet No
runs, no hits, one error.
Philadelphia Mathewson took Col
Inns bounder and threw him out at
first Mathewson had to leap into
the air to take Collins smash. Baker
got a single to right which Doyle
was barely able to knock down. Doyle
threw out McInnis at first, Baker go-
ing to second. Strunk walked. 1t
was the first base on balls Mathew
son had given in the game. Strunk
was forced at second, Doyle taking
Barry's grounder and touching the
bag. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Fifth Inning
New York-Murray went out on
fly to oldring. Mclean sent a nice
single by third base. WiItse famed.
slsfirsasew scns ent lip fona ball. ea
which McInnis and Murphy almost
had a collision. Mathewson walked
1t was Planks first base on balls.
Collins threw out Herzog at first. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Philadelphia-Lapp went out, Doyle
to Wiltse, Doyle did not have to move
to take Lapp's grass cutter Matn-
ewson was pitching nicely. Plank
got a single to right on which Doyle
almost made a spectacular play, the
ball bounding out Of his gloyed hand
while on the dead run. Murphy went
out on long drive to Burns, who
made beautiful catch while running
toward the centerfield fence. Plank
was out when Fletcher took oldrings
smash and tossed II to Doyle No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Sixth Inning
New York-It was pitchers duel
of the fIercest order, both Plank and
Mathewson holding the opposing bats
men in check Doyle was out at first
when Plank speared his bounder and
tossed It to first. Fletcher sent up
a foul to McInnis. 1t was the first
foul fly caught today Burns went
ont on fly to Murphy. No runs, no
bits, no errors.
Philadelphia-Collins almost got a
safe bunt, but Umpire Connolly call
ed it foul Collins famed. Baker
fouled off the first two balls. Baker
was out, Fletcher to Wiltse. Fletch-
e. made dazzling stop, going down
behind second and spearing Bakers
aa drive on the run. He made a
quick recovery and had his man east
" at first McInnis famed. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Seventh Inning
New York shafer went out on
ily to strunk Murray was out on
4 pop fly to Barry Mclean went
out on a long drive to Oldring, who
had to back up against the left field
fence to get the ball No runs. no
hits, no errors
Philadelphia strunk was out on
fly to Burns, who made a dazzling
shoestFing catch. He came in on the
run for the ball Herzog threw out
Barry. Lapp scratched a hit through
Wiltse. It was a puzzling bounder
Plank lined to Fletcher. No runs,
one hit, mo errors.
Eighth Inning
New York Wiltse was out, Collins
70 McInnis. The crowd gave Mathew
son a great cheer in recognition Of
his wonderful pitching. Mathewson
went out on a fly to Murphy, who
took the ball off the top Of the grass
and then turned a complete somer-