Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-16

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Inns went to second. Collins and Baker
anxiety to make II throw, dropping the
bah at tho plate. Mctnnis struck out.
Mclean missing the third strike and
throwing him out Mt first. Then the game
was practically won when Amos Strunk
shot n groundcr at Fletcher. who threw
over Merklc's head to the grandstand and
allowing both Collins and Baker to score.
Strunk kept on to second. Barry ended
the inning by sending a high fly to
Fletcher.
Leslie Bush was also given a cheer
when he assembled the hurting mound.
Getting two strikes on IIerzog. Bush
pitched three bad balls and a New York
fan yelled take him out" Roth pitcher
and batter being in a hole, Rush sent
up a straight ball and Her2og was COM
PEELED to hit 1t, and he went ont at first.
Barry to McInnis, Doyle ranmed a
sharp hit at Bush, who batted the hail
down hut could not field it In time to
first to catch Doyle. and ne d!d not
throw It. Fletcher was hit by a pitched
ball, Doyle, moving TO second. Burns
brought groans from the stands when
he sent a sharp fly to Collins. who
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second. Barry making the put out.
START ANOTHER BATTING BEE.
4; Two were out In the American Leaguers'
second inning before they started an
other batting rally. Schang struck out
and Bush sent a high fly to Murray.
Murphy hit sharply to Fletcher and
beat the shortstop's long throw to first.
Oldring then came to time with his
| second single, the ball shooting out to
right field and Murphy raced around to
third base. Oldring promptly stole sec
oud. Collins, who seemed to have no
trouhl" with Tesreau's pitching, sent n
smoking drive into center field and Muir
ply and Oldriny deposited two more
runs at the plate. The crowd looked for
, NcGraw to take Tesreau out. but the
big pitcher was k,ot on his Job. Baker
smashed n terrific drive, which Doyle
managed to get after a great effort. and
forced Collins at second for the third
out.
Full OF confidence by reason of the
tive-run lead, Bush went in and pitched
fine ball in New Fork's half of the sec
ond inning. Shafer sent a slow bounlcr
at Collins and was out Collins waved
the other fielders away as he backed
into short right field and caught Muir
rays fly. Mclean ended the inning by
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into Schang's big mitt.
The visitors failed to count in the third
inniuG. going out easily and quickly.
McInuis and Strunk both gave Burns
chances. which he accepted getting both
lnclr hish hles' Barry 1ooIeu out TO
Mclean.
1t was also one two three for the
nome cruz III the third' Merkie lifted Il
hlGh NY t" Strunk IN right center field.
lesreau went out on strikes ana fierzos
ehdeu the inning by shootirS a drive IN
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nlnE Tor either side both Bush and Tes-
reau pitching GOOD ball. Schang went
out Tor the second time 10y the strlke-out
route. Bush started the Athletics par
tSins cheering when ne nit to left field
for a single.
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