Arizona republican., 1913-10-10

quartet refused to hit except when the ball was over the plate and then they laid against it Justify. In this !ay the secret of their success. So vigorously did they cIout the pill sheer defeat would have become an utter rout. but for the sensational stops and throws by Doyle. Fletcher and Herzog at critical stages.
 Captain Larry Doyle played des- reratelv and his stops and plays in the second and seventh innings were If the brand that made Hans Wag- ncr's name famous wherever baseball is played Eddie Collins carried off the field honors for the Athletics all though plays made by other members oI both teams would have been con siGered little short of remarkable in an ordinary league season game The very fact that but one error is re- corded on each team testffies to the calibre of the fielding in the third game of the series, including as it did four double plays.
 The defeat of the Giants is a severe setback to the New York contingent fer Mathewson's wonderful work Of Wednesday had encouraged the belief that the National League standard bearers were to continue the pace set by the Old Master and their good work of that day.
 Today 36,SSS fans paid $75.763.50 to pass the Polo Grounds turnstiles, eN- ceedine by several hundred the at attendance at the opening game.
 Connie Mack had both Bush and Shawkey warming up before the game but it was not hard to detect the fact that Bush was his first choice. The vast crowd gave big Jeff Tesreau an encouraging cheer as he went to the pitching box
 How the Runs We're Scored
 Eddie Murphy first batter up for the Athletics. drove the third ball pitched at Fletcher. who threw him out by an eyelash. Oldring laced a single to center. Collins hit to cen ter. putting Oldring on third. Then came Baker. Tesreau's first i've pitches were strikes near Bakers knees; the next ball just suited the home run hitter. and he smashed a hard single to left. scoring Oldring with the first run of the game Collins and Baker worked d double steal. Mclean in his anxiety dropping the ball al the plate. McInnis struck out. Then the game was practically V on when Strunk shot a srounder at Fletcher, who threw over Merkle's head. allowing both Collins and Baker to score Barry ended the inning hy sending high fly to Fletcher Leslie Bush was given a cheer W hen he a5cended the mound After iierzog's out. Doyle rammed a sharp single at Bush, who knocked it down Tut could not field the ball to first in time to catch the runner. so he did not throw it. Fletcher was hit by a pitched ball, but Burns hit into
 d double play.
 1 Two were out in the American Lcaguers' second inning before they
 started another batting rally. Schang struck out. Bush sent d high fly tu ] Murray. Then Murphy beat Fetch CTS low throw to first. Oldring singled a second time and Murphy l raced around to third Oldring promptly stole second. Collins. who seemed to nave no trouble with Tes- reau's pitching, sent a smoking drive l 10 center, and Murphy and OIdrinG 1 deposited two more runs at the plate. | 'Eesreau out. but the big pitcher was : kept on the job Baker smashed q 1 terrific drive which Doyle managed 1 to get after great effort. and forced Collins at second for the third out Both pitchers frightened and twirled steady ball and there was no further scoring until New York broke into the run column in the fifth. Murray
 drew q base on balls, the first in the game. He stole second and 1 Schang. trying to head him off threw the ball into center field. while AIur- ray went to third. Applause greeted Mclean as ne came to bat and there was q nOisier demonstration wher
 tho tall backstop hit a terrific drive | that Baker could not stop, and Mur ray scored. Wilson took NcLean's | place behind the bat the next inning
 The sixth inning was uneventfu
 but the seventh saw the end of Tes
 rcau. Murphy opened up with
 single to right field. but was forced
 at second on Oldrings smash t, Fletcher. After fouling off severa
 balls Collins brought PhiladeIphi;
 rooters to their feet by a terrific
 smash that struck the right fielC wall. and he flashed around the base
 to third. scoring Oldring. Bake brought Collins home with har
 single to center. CrandaH. who ha, , been warming I'D. relieved Tesreal at this stage. The inning ended wit , a double play
 New York got the second and las . run in the seventh on Shafer's slash I irc tWo-base hit to left field, an
 NJurrays single on which the forme '. scored. Philadelphia added anothe in the eighth when "WalIy'' Schan = gave the ball n mighty wallop an .. sent it to the right field stand fo
 l q home run.
 New York went out in order i s the eighth. Herzog sent a fly { , Baker. DoyIe's grounder was scoope E Continued on Page Two.)