The evening world., 1913-07-29
CROSSANDBAL WIN
BATTLE TODAY
BROOKLYl)!
CONTINUED from First ~. q


| they appeared to have the game wen
here. this afternoon. The ralI4 Nffysd
| three runs.
The heat continued good .andi plenty
as the Reds and Brooklyns came to-
gether f1r their fnal tussie Of N,s leries
Many eager bugs started from the stand
pering into the ranks Of the athletics to
see how many Reds were wearing
Brooklyn suits and how many Brook.
lyns had changed to Red fusicfy. but.
strange TO say the Wholesale tr00&s
didn't seem to have happened. am fhs
same old faces crowning the, sapN "a
clothes went through, the battle.
Walker is none other than The IA
nous eccentric 'Mysterious Mitefftikh
who pitched two years $50 ono Ne
Coast, masked and never standtn pofpr
Interview or photo. His breaks and
pranks we're famous. but he acen re-
turned East Originally, Q, fsrAsns
pitcher Of Chicago University and one
Of the most powerful athletes mtins.
He has had very short engsgeypAnt
with the Cubs. Giants. Reds and Cfevs-
land. but never had a fair show.
FIRST TiINNTNG-Aforan" famed. n Oh.
shaw strolled. Cutshaw died. ftaAus 10
Groh. stealing. The long absent stepsel
returned to the game with a Lovely
strike-out. No Runs. n'
Bescher walked. Devore's hunt fot
away from Walker. 1t was realS IN
error. but was scored hit. 0rQh and
Devore died in a double play. Smith 10
Cutshaw to Kirkpatrick. Cuisines threw
out Hobby. No Runs.
SECOND fNNING-wheat out. Hob.
litzell to johnson. Kirkpatrick Mt 70
right. bin failed stealing. Killing 10 Besk.
hammer, Smith walked and landed .sn
second when Groh let Kings throw
20. He scored on Fishers two base
shot to right. Devore cared for Milier.
One Run.
| Dodge famed. Sheckard drew Pour
balls. Berghammer hit q home ru. to
the right wall. Fisher threw out
King. johnson breezed. Two Runs.
THIRD INNING-walker faunedI
Groh threw out Moran and CutshaG
No Runs. .~ ;tSt
Beecher hoisted to Moran. Devors
walked and stole second as Groh drew
four balls. Devore tried for third, Sat
was out. Miller to Smith. Then 0rdh
was nailed. Miller TO Fisher. No Runs
| FOURTH INNIEG.-Stengel drove a
mighty whang into the right bleachsfs
for q homer. Groh's throw rssped
Wheat. kirkpatrick popped to oreA.
Smith hit to center and stole second.
Fisher skied 70 Groh. One Run. 4
Hobhtzeh doubled. Dodge SCARED to
Stengel. sheckard walked. Berghamuslr
was; called out on strikes. Klings small
fly fell In a swar Omf fielders. Hob>v
scoring. Then Sheckard was trapped a
old stun. Miller to Walker 70 0nstn.
One Run. --..1sr Ia
! FIFTH INNING-Miller bounced to
l Groh. Groh threw out Walker an
Moran. No Runs. ..,.r
Johnson famed Bescher rolled. 70
Kirkpatrick. Cutshaw threw out DevorS.
mo Runs.
SIXTH INNING-Cutshaw walkal
and took third on stensers single
Wheat's fly to Sheckard scored Gut
shaw. Kirkpatrick doubled, scoring
Stengel. Kirkpatrick stole third.
Kings throw hit fan. In the stand
and Kirk came in. Smith tanned.
Fisher singled, but was out, stealing.
King to Groh. Three Runs,
Groh flew to Wheat. Cutshaw threw
out o.. Hob Hobby Dodge popped to cu'tsx
SEVENTH INNING-Miiier fannsd.
Walker bounded to Johnson Afora1
bounded to BerEhammer. No Runs. "a
Sheckard hit into right. Bershaul.
mer's drive was by all rights Q trfIfk
but Cutshaw stumbled against It ,spl
worked a double play. Fisher 20 klrk.
Killing doubled to left. Bate, batted for
Johnson and was hit by pitcher. BecehSr
walked. Devore took tive called StrikG1
and missed the next. No Runs sis
1fuhrh iNNING-Brown patchfSt
for Cincinnati. Cutshaw famed. stem
gel filed to Sheckard. Whe6t bounASh
to Dodge. No Runs. .". .s3F
Groh doubled. Hobby oounded 10 CSe
shaw. Dodge singled. Groh scorsh3.
Packard ran for Dodge. SheeksA
walked. Cutshaw mufYed BersAssnsnsfS
liner. yet got It to first ahead OF hsYf
King singled. scoring Packard yaad
sheckard. Brown flied to Morad. iNrk
| Runs.
NINTH DNNDNG-Esan wsat.S third
for Cincinnati. Daubert batted FOR Kirk
patrick. Daubert flied to Beschsr.
Smith popped to Hobby Fisher bosruApi
TO Egan, No Runs. -