The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-10-10

Barry, and Baker, all talking to the
youngster in an encouraging manner.
The dull travelling uniforms of the Mack
men somehow seemed to make all players
look exactly alike, but the spectators
could see that Bush was very young, and
a murmur rose from the stands.
After two were out in the second in
ming, Murphy, Oldring, and Collins piled
on Tesreau. Murphy beat out a blow to
Fletcher and took third on Oldring's sin
gle to right. Oldring stole second. Then
Eddie Collins raped a drive to center.
and two more runs were across the plate
for the Mackmen. Doyle made a remark
able stop on Bakers smashing drive
across second, Larry almost falling on
his face as he plunged forward and got
the ball.
Tcsrr1u Driven out.
During the first inning bit Ioked as if
Bush would be quickly taken from the
box by Connie Mack, and in fact through
out the game Carroll Brown, another
young hurler, was warming up in right
field
After Larry Doyle had bounced the
single off his glove in the first, Bush
grazed Fletcher's sleeve with a pitched
ball, but Burns popped to Collins, and
Doyle. who had raced away from second
at the crack of the bat, was easily
doubled up.
Big Tesreau was driven from the box,
discounted, in the seventh inning, the
smuggling first four batsmen OF the Ath-
Ietics-the toughest aggregation that any
pitcher in any league ever had to face
contributing. Murphy singled to right and
was forced by Oldring. Collins hit the
right field wall with what gets into the
official record as a triple, but what was
generally accounted a two-bagger and
boot by Honest John Murray. The red
headed patrolman of right field played
the ball off the concrete wall and then
fused around with it until Columbia
Eddie had reached third Meanwhile
Oldring had scored. Baker singled TO
center and Eddie Tailed.
"Matty" May Work Saturday.
McGraw signaIled for Tesreau to get
out OF the box. and soon Otis Crandall,
the famous relief pitcher of the Giants.
came in. Stuffy McInnes hit a pitched
ball directly at Doyle as Larry ran over
to second base and the New York captain
touched Baker out, completing a double
pay unassisted.
Shafer started the Giants end of that
same inning with a double over third,
scoring on Murrays single to left center.
O!dring made an astounding attempt to
Cdtcn Murray Smash, out tailed. Mur-
ray tried to steal second. and Schang
cut him down with a Corking throw TO
Collins. Wilson. who had relieved Nc
Lean behind the bat. famed as Murray
started, giving the Athletics another dou-
BILE play. Merkle drew a walk behind
that incident. and Wiltse, whose wonder
ful work in Philadelphia Wednesday was
the talk Of the fans today. ran for him.
Collins tossed out Crandall. however
When Wiltse came on the field with
Mathewson before the game today, the
pair received an astounding ovation.
The applause seemed divided between
the two and Hooks" lifted Matty's cap
from the blonde head of the big pitch
err while Matty did the same for
WiltSe.
1t is believed that Albert Demaree.
the cartoonist pitcher. will work in
Philadelphia tomorrow. and. win or
lose. MCGraw probably will come back
Saturday with Mathewson.