The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-07


which bounced Oft Readers leg into
right field. Doyle teok third on thu
\ play, peyle scored yhra on e.'ns
SoauAsr and Baker threw os,t Flstch !
~ at sreona. Collins took tho throw
Herssg filed out to coys. Three
runs. three hits. onaicrrSE,
SIXTH INNING
First Hnii- crandaii went into
1 the ,mx for New York. Each sids
had made s hits. strnnk filed Ia
shafsr. AFTER having two strikes on
iuArry. Crsaaail gave ~ Batter lhfS
balls. barry out on = long fiE ~
sha:cr. u was very dark asd diff
cult for the bs,ters to follow the
conrse Of the ball achaug ous ~ a
fly 70 Baras. No russ. 10 hits. no
ERRORS. 81 - hfi
seeoad Half-Nurray out. coillaA
to Ncinnts. Meyers OUT whea hsa-
der took the chiefs roller aud threw
him out ~ first. Merkie struck NJ
what was apparently third strife
and achaaK dropped the hall. The
Oiaass claim that Schang iutesfeeei
with Mcrkle. M~rkle ran to first
and after there Mas a Ion: srxumnuf.
lThe batter WAS declared out on
istrikes BY Umpire KLEIN. No rms. no
hits. no errors.
SEVENTH INNING
Firs, Hsls-Reuder famed. Muir
lphy out TO Doyle 10 Merkic. Gran
dsli's big round hous~ courvex sseaed
TO worry the Athletic batters.. 0d.
ring OH, on a hard liner TO ahsSsr.
No runs. no hits. no sEr9n. d.
Second Half-crao1sli out BARR
to McInnla. Ssafrr got his first BIZ
liner over second base for a angle
Doyle singled 10 rixhi.; Skater taktns
third. II WAS Il hit ana run play
beautifully worked. A double pia,
killed the Giants chaaces for SOL
ing. =.
/ Barry took f1ctchsr's Erouudsr md
iossed 70 coiliss. torcipg Doyle. Col.
Inns then threw out Fletcher nj fiss,
M runs. two hits. no errors.
Il EiiHTH INNING
First Hsif-coiHns b~si on, i,snl
neither Craudali nor Merkla reachina
the hall before Collins had siid late
the bag. II Was Collins third hi,
Baker singled to left. Collins goins Ia
third. coilias scored on Nrinnis
double to sess. Dsknr &ss held Al
third. The Athletics eaHnopsdins
Ysaa Is mueA fors lhs and fss.
reau Vent in,8 the box. strupk
famed on three pitched balls. sak.
sr was caught 1.-THE plate OH AN ~.
tempted delayed steal. The play ~,
Mayors. Doyle TO sAsyers. yfMclunir
took third. Barry out oa.k pop a.
to sDoylAaI 'ose rim sssttse< hits. II
lscros0o, ..ss~. ID: 10 ac'' =, g:
ssasl.saassAas.sissssp-Daxstt &
acknowledgements. 0saii.s 70 NJ.
laAiA ,1AsasAassulehnA sa' infieat
siASis.i.n was now missiaGs Afeyer,
fued tout 70 struak.- No. runs. o.,
hNS mo errors. 44Er.g ~. -,
ui NINTH INNING. ~
b..rFirst hslf--Hernox shr~w ou'
\ Schsnx. BENDER out Tsaraau 10 Mer
lie. Murphy walked. Il VISA NOS
raining quite hard. Murphy eut steal.
Ing Meyers to Doyle. No runs. ne
hits. no errors. o. -s
Second haif-Merkle out Barry b
Mclnnis. MCLEAN batted for Tss.
rsan. Mclean out on pop fly q
Barry. shafer tanned. No runs. No
hits. NO errors.
Total paid attendance Of tho game
was 3s.csi: total receipts 3'5.:s5.
OF this sum the National commis-
sion receives s7,s2s. the clubs s1a.-
a4S each and the players s4O.s3s.
New York. Oct 1.-The finsi ART
IN the baseball drama Of 1918 opened
at the Polo Grounds in this city to,
day when the New York Giants and
Philadelphia Athletics meet in the
first game of the Worlds Series. ~
n ciimux to the seaaon's play ths
tstrugsle for champipnship' honors
has surpassed all previous records 10,
interest and enthusiasm. Given the
whole-heartcd support Of the wealth
ermnn. the series promises to estab-
| liah new f-,,r,. foe h,@h u..n,.,..