The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-09
MATHEWSON RISES
TO HIGHEST POINT
Of ENTIRE CAREER
Continued from Main News FirsD


tcndant on the gathering of the fans
were much the same ms ut tho open
ing game in New York. except upon
smaller scale. Lines o: men and boys
stood all night in the drizzle awaiting
t1e opening ot the gates TO the bleach.
crs.
Durins the game, thousands stood
outside tho park. echoinE the cheers
OF those within.
Hcrzos led of for New York AZ
,c- having two balls and strike. he
sent high ny 10 Collins, and was out.
DOYLE drove fy to Strunk and
Fletcher ended the inning by falling 4
victim 10 strikes.
Doyle TOO Anxious.
Eddie Murphy was FIRST 10 face
Mathewson. The first pitch was bali.
but the second was n strike. and then
Murphy sent i slow grounder to DOYLE.
The Kew York captain. in his anxiety
20 make quick throw. let the ball
60 between his less and Murphy was
safe Reuben OldrinC slnshed n single
70 left held, sending Murphy down to
second base. Then Collins sacrificed.
Snodzrass 10 Doyle. advancing both
teammates Hitter out Baker" shout
a. the Athletic rooters. as the home
run hero stepped TO the plate Mathew
son un9erturbed. pitched wide out
shoot for Baker TO bite at. hut tho
slureer lot it 60 by for a ball. The
crowd shouted Baker then fouled. and
on the next pitch he was out on
strikes You didn, do il that time"
shouted some one from the stand .Je-
hind the Giants bench. Mc1nnls ried
TO Burns leaving Murphy and Old
ring stranded on the bases.
Burns FIRST mar UP for New York
II the second inning. struck out on
Plark's crozs-Hre balls Shafer hit UP
quickly disposed % by Plank. who
struck him out. Plank was going
good
The Athletics did not trouble Ma
thewsor III the second inning. Strunk
shot 6 Erounder to DOYLE. who got the
hall cleanly and tossed the fastest
centre fielder out by inches. Burns
TOOK care Of Rarry's high ly, and Iapp
wen; o~t ~ The strike out route
SnodErass Gets single.
IRE hes. tina; Larr, Mclean could
:na;:e for New YORK was 10 pop up q
~ % Raf-y. SrodE-ass shot single
;1.o left fIeli. and tie crowd got its
first good i6aa OF the New Workers.
Charley horse for lie hohbled slowly
= Hrst- PLANK sent Aiathewson very
VIDE outshoot. which Lapp shot TO
McI.a!s % catch Snoderass. bu, he
was easily SAFE. Mathewson drove
io-c single - centre field. SnodFraes
inst heat The throw n 70 third, the
Giants pitcher going to second
Nil;se here displaced ;fe crippled
Suc6Elsss SegZog bounded a ground
e. - PLANK VINO cauSa; W!ltse be-
tween Ih.-d and home. and re was r7ln
dcwr ~ Lap7 Malhewsor moved Up
- ;n.-d o. The play and Eerzog took
seccat DOYLE aied q Old-ing
Tee american League champions
ve-= qu csly disposed % II their hal.
- 10 thi-i P.a-k vas thrown out,
Ityle III W5tze who replaced Snod-
e5zss ~ frS- base Murphy tried 70
eec zw-z With 2 SAFE hunt. but
ttat1srs5n Gelded The ball in fine
ard -gt ne rrnce- ., first. Old
-s sac- : rs; -rogader - HerLoe.
made 8 prstiy threw 70 W.!t=e,
t-r--c ne side
Nos rr7E -oo;ers shouted Tor Fle,-
r1= - sL--I so-sth.ar when ne
E-1, 20 -: r ra= Fourth !rn!ns lie
I+arr1ee ~ sias=.rr me ball 70 Bar
r=ce -. stop zEc threw 20
f-S- ,r-= - rEtch Th= .uar=-.
E--t S.r-rE ~. tgr the second tine
s1zf4r rLt r;oo-leI - a2E.r. who
T-fe= lo~ - L.s, E-d Shst=r was
SAFE IN TIE error - wss sooa out
however ATTEMPTING u steal second
Bakers fi->t Eit.
IN ~ Athletics halt e ne fourth
Collins hit . 1&thewso-. z-d vas
oGt q; 1fsl Baker brought n. fans
- weir tee. ~ driving : NJ. .ingis
70 rgnt f=.5 - wcri = eeeu-d q
McInuiss out, D-yle 20 WIZ. Man
ewsor had =, :. ..--i}.st e- s-,,l-.l. w:.4-.
ne lost his. Size =, ...rati,.- e. =
moment and ;Ls .atsi.tt- NzI,e- "a,
rh4 ars, tas~ ~ ealIs q. t.e g1r.e
win two smart rurr.-z q. -. bs.sy
the crowd shouted 70. - T.e
runners were q WIN Ire -!-cf I'd
Barry nit tie bzl pg. q, bounced sJ,w
" 70 seccnc vh--e Jtyle rcoo-.1 4,
md toUche6 seronc ,etlri.r ,Ae de
This vas TIE second ,.-e f.. f.-- .
r'nrs tia, me Athletics fse .v.o - -
left on the bases
Ney Yor,- ,rar.arss -, ~ -,
o.. the bases ln Tie 80. -.
ray drove q - 10 IL. wslch cn6.J.y
easily heId, ard MeLesr r., t3s 49,.
hi, o, me pane .,..s,..,.. .-.ss
close along ne ta'4d bars ~, l'-,
Fil,ze struck out Ma.be~go- r.. >
base on balls. y vas ttea W - He--