The Alaska citizen., 1913-10-13

Cooper ran for Mclean in thu
fifth
Home run Schang.
! Three-Base Hit-Collins.
Two-Base Hit-Shafer.
Stolen Bases Collins, Baker. Muir
ray. Fletcher
Sacrifice Fly-Merkle.
! Bases on Balls-Off Bush 4. Fletch
er. Shafer. Murray. Merkle.
Struck out-By Bush. Tesreau; hy
! Tesreau. McInnis. Barry (2): b,
CrandalI. Rush
| Double Plays Athletics. ..
| Pitchers records: 81 men faced
Tesreau in 6 1-3 innings: IL hits
runs We're made off Tesreau. ChargG
defeat to Tesreau. One hit. / run
off Crandall in % innings.
Attendance 10000
Receipts $4,000.
Umpires and Rigler for Ma
tional league: Egan and Conn lly
FOR American league.
Score by innings:
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Athletics -3 20O0O21 o-S II .
Giants ......,.z..o0 0V10100-2 ) I
Batteries-Bush and Schang: Tes.
| FOURTH GAME.
| PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10.-Twentv
! thousand five hundred fans weIcom-
ed the Athletics in their home town
today, and saw Mack's pets trim the
boys from New York by one run in
the most exciting game cf the
series so far. In the seventh and
the eighth the Giants hit the stride
that made them the champions of
The National league. and in those two
innings scored all of their runs Ben
der came back in the ninth strong.
and held the Giants hitless and score
less. Merkle entered the home run
class i'll the seventh when. with two
men on bases. the lame ftrst-sacker
of the Giants placed one of Chief"
Bender's slants in the leftfield bleach
ers. Even the Phillie fans cheered
the Giants first baseman as he
limped around the sacks In the
eighth. a single by Herzog, the first
he has made in the series. a double
by Burns and triple by Shafer
scored another pa r of tallies for
the luckless New Workers. but with
Shafer on third the best Red" Muir
ray could get was fig to Oldring
MeInnis' single. Strunk's sacrifice
and Barry's double gave the Ath.
leticS a nun in the first Merkle's
error in this inning was very costly.
ne'es by Strunk Barry. Schang,
and Bender. and passed ball gave
the Athletics three runs in tn fourth
With Marquard in the box in the 5th
Mack's boys added two more to their
score. "Rube" passed Strunk. Bar
ry doubled. Schang followed with
a single. on which Strunk and Barry
scored.
It came out today that Fletcher
the Giants shortstop. was fined $50
of his post-season money for making
a face at Umpire Connolly in yes
terday's game in New York
The receipts of teday's game
amount to $20,5G0. The players Of
the two teams will divide s134,133 80
as their share Of the receipts IF the
four games played.
"Muggsy" McGraw is somewhat
discouraged. Il will pitch Matty to-
morrow" said he tonight 1T looks
bad but We haven't lost yet"
Connie Mack was all niles. Ed
die Plank will win the final game Of
the series for me tomorrow. Matty
r no Matty" was his characteristic
comment
Snodgrass could not last more
than two innings. The big center
fielder was all in, and Shafer, who
had been Playing tn I'd, was put in
center, while Herzog. who had been
benched for his weak hitting, was
put back at the three-quarter post
Marquard relieved Demaree and Will
son took McLean's place in the
sixth inning. Both teams left for
New York tonight.
THE GAME BY INNINGS.
First lnning.-McGraw changed h s
batting order and the first man to
face Chief Bender was cripple.
Snodgrass. He sent up a little fly.
which Eddie Collins caught. Doyle
sent high one to the outfield.
to Barry
Murphy sent Burns a fly Oldring
got the first hit of the game a
triple along the right foul line Col
Inns hit to Merkle. Oldring tried to
score but Merkle lined the ball to
Mclean and Oldring was put out.
-nnie stole second Shafer. on
third. got under Bakers foul.
Second Inning.-Burns and Shafer
flied to the outf ED Plank hit Muir
ray on the elbow and Red" went
to first Mclean singled to center
aud Murray Went all the way to
third on the hit Merkle ended the
inning by fouling to Sehang
McInnis singled to center. Strunk
sacrificed the first-sacker to second.
Barry lifted high foul to Merkle,
which the first baseman dropped.
The Athletic shortstop then lined
| a two-bagger to right, on which
''Stuffy" McInnis scored the first run
of the game. Schang was given a
pass Bender and Murphy both flied
to Burns.
Third Inning. Demaree flied.
Snodgrass sent a weak one to Bak-
er! AS the Big outfielder numbered
to first it was evident that he was
away out of shape. Doyle sent a
high one to Oldring.
Shafer was ordered to centerfield
by McGraw and Herzog again went
to third base for the Giants. Oldrins
flied out. Collins did the same
Baker out, Doyle to Merkle.
Fourth Inning.-Fletcher fled to
Strunk. Burns went out. Barry to
McInnis Bender famed Shafer.
| McInnic nonnad Strunk sin On, ed