The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-10
Fletcher flied to Strunk.
No runs; no hits; no errors.

fAStSuST nlCu VI SSIIuuh.
No runs; no hits; no errors.
Bender working easy as a well-oil- |
ed machine, retired the side with nine
pitched balls. The stick work of the
Giants appeared pitiably weak before
the snappy mixture OF the big Indian.
| Athletics Murphy out. Doyle to
Merkle. He make a quick smash at
the third one while the Athletic
fielder was chewing with the umpire
over a strike.
Oldring up. Strike one called.
Vanguard tried to put another one
over on Oldring while the latter was
adjusting his hands but Egan declin-
ed to allow 1t and Doyle came in for
an argument with the arbiter while
4 the crowd booed
Oldring famed.
Wilson dropped the third strike
and then threw the ball to the RUDE
who covered first
/ Collins flied to Fletcher.
4 No runs; no hits; no errors.
4 Marquard showed much better line
i of stun for the top of Athletic batting
\ order and moved them down in or
4 der. Their trailing position was obvi-
ously telling on McGraw's men. how
ever, and they were scrapping at
every point open to debate.
Seventh Inning.
Burns beat out an infield hit which
rolled to Barry too late to handle,
Shafer popped to Collins. Murray sin
gled to left. Burns held at second
Wilson famed On the third swing by
Wilson, Burns and Murray worked a
double steal Merkle knocked home
run into the left field bleachers, scor'
ing Burns and Murray ahead of him. II
, was a hard slam and the Philadelphia
fans gave Merkle round of applause
> as the crippled first baseman hohbled
: around the circuit. Marquard up, out
3 Bender to McInnes. Three runs, three
t hits, no errors.
. Bender showed his first fash OF
y weakness in the Giants first of the
g seventh, when he was touched for
Y singles on top of which Merkle made
: a home run, which resulted in trio
0 of Giants tallies.
n Athletics-Baker popped to Herzog
d McInnes flied to Herzog. Strunk out
g Doyle to Merkle No runs, no hits, nc
errors.
O It was all Marquard in the seventh
J. The Athletic batters went down ir
IN
{. The rube appeared to have plenty or
), the ball and to have recovered from
his stage fright.
q Eighth Inning.
.. Giants-Herzog up. He singled on
the first ball pitched, his first SAT-
connection of the series.
s Doyle forced Herzog, Collins t.
at Barry. Doyle hit the first ball pitched
g. Fletcher forced Doyle, Bender t
e. Barry. Fletcher's drive was no
smash squarely into the Indians mi
is Bender dropped the sizzler but reco,
ID cred 1t in time to catch Doyle.
is Burns doubled down the left TO,
Is line, scoring Fletcher,
Shafer tripled to right, scorin
to Burns.
" "Tillie' hit the first ball pitched
d. his first safe slam of the game.
70 Murray out, Collins to McInnes.
e. Two runs; three hits; no errors.
w The Giants fell on Bender heavily 1
~ this session and after they had toucl
IS ed him single and double and triple
te Mack offered to relieve the Indian br
to he elected to stick and ended tn
I'd agony by forcing Murphy to tap wesl
tie ly to Collins.
er Athletics-Barr flied out to Mu
ed ray.
by Schang walked.
er Bender flied out to Murray.
30 Murphy forced schang, to Doyl
~ unassisted on the first ball pitched
IT, No runs; no hits; no errors.
Marquard was there forty ways
the eighth and it was evident that h
'e- would hold the Athletics for anothe
az session IL the Giants could do an,
aa thing In the ninth, their last oppo
y tunlIy. GTanQdll WAS sSul W uat
on place of Wilson.
pt
n Ninth Inning.
NC Giants-Crandall out, Collins to NJ
Times. MerlIle flied out to Murph
Grant batted for Marquard. Graz
MT fouled out to Schang.
he
Oh New York.
,p- ABR. H.Po. A. ]
IN, Snodgrass, CT .......2 0 o 0
Up. Herzog, 3b ..........2 0 0
or Doyle, 2b ...........4 0 0