The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-09
Athletics
Giants
Athletics Make Five Runs in
First Two Innings of
Third Game.
McGRAW FoRESEES 1T
And Talks Some About the
Giants all Being Badly
Crippled.
FIRST INNING.

First half-The announcement
that Bush would pitch caused hun
dreds to murmur in the stands "this
is the pitcher that connie Mack has
kept under cover for the last sIs
weeks in order to use him in the
worlds series" Thomas, the Ath-
letic catcher, said that Bush had 1
world of speed and fine breaking
curve when he warmed up. Tes-
reau's curve broke over the plate
for q strike, His second pitch was q
ball. Fletcher threw out Murphy at
first. 1t was a close play, the ball
beating the runner by only step.
Tesreau had plenty OF speed AID
break tc the hall. oldring singled
when Tesreau sent up floater. COL
lihs took strike, the ball curying
over the plate near his knees. Tes-
reau then shot over another strike,
putting the batter in ho;e. Callins
singled over second, oldring going
to third. Then came Baker to the
bat and the Athletic rooters gave, a
mighty cheer. Baker missed the dirst
one. The New York infeld laid
back to try for double play. Baker
missed the second one by a foot.
oldring scored on Bakers single to
left, Collins being held at second.
Tesreau put over a strike on McTn-
mis-. Collins and Baker made a
double steal puttlng them on third
and second respectively. Mclean
dropped Tesreaus pitch. McInnis
struck out. Collins and Baker scored
when FLETCHER took StIunk's ground
er and threw Wild to the grandstand.
Strunk went to second on the play.
Barry popped to Fletcher. Three
runs; three hits, one error.
Second half-IBush put over the
first one for strike. The second
one was foul. After having two
strikes on the batter, Bush pitched
three successive balls, Herzog was out
Barry to McInnis. Bush had a
basket full of speed but seemed
somewhat shy of command. Doyle
got an infeld single which Bush was
unable to field in time. Doyle had
good start on the pitcher in an at
tempt to steal but Fletcher fouled
the bell. Fletcher was hit by
pitcher. Burns flied to Collins, who
tossed to Barry. doubling Doyle at
second. No runs; one hit: no err
rors.
SECOND INNING.
First schang struck out, be-
ing unable to Judge Tesreau's spit
ter. Bush flied out to Murray. Muir
ply beat out a hit to short
Fletcher making a nice stop back on
the grass, but could not get his man
oldring scored on Collins's line drive
right, sending Murphy to third. II
was the hit and run play cleverly
worked. oldring stole second, Muir.
ply being held at third. Murphy and
oldring scored on Collins line drive
over Doyle's head. This makes six
hits off Tesreau, in two innings and
the third man still to be put out
Collins was out at second when
Doyle took Bakers burning smash
and touched second. 1t looked like
a sure hit and only wonderful field
ing by Doyle prevented the ball from
going to center field. Two runs
three hits; no errors.
Second, half hafer was out a
first. Murray flied to Collins anc
Mclean fouled out to schang. NJ
runs; no hits; no errors.
THIRD INNING.
First half-MoInnis flied out t.
Burns and Strunk did likewise. Bar
ry was out on weak foul toMcLean
Norun runs; no hits; no errors.
Second half-MerlSle flied OUT
Tesreau struck out. Collins tool
Herzog's liner. The crowd ap
plauded Bush as he went to tn
bench after the inning was over
No runs; no hits; no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
First half Schang missed tire
of Tesreau's shoots. Murphy fe,
out to shafer. oldring was out a
first. No runs; one hit; no errors.