The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-09
MACK'S kid PITCHER GETS
AWAY WELL WHEN PITTED
AGAINST GREAT TESREAU
Youngster Impervious to Kidding
of McGraw's Veterans; New York
Spitballer Gets Hot Reception.

three straight balls 20 Fletcher and
when the crowd began pulling for
a base on balls. he put over two
strikes. Fletcher nailed the next
for hit Bush was working very
slowly. Burns struck out and on
a quick throw 90 first Schang near
ly caught Fletcher on the bag
Fletcher stole second. Schang's
throw being "A little 20 the left and
low. Shafer out. Collins TO Nc.
Innes. No runs. one hit. no errors.
FIFTH INNING: Philadelphia
Collins sent long one 10 right
which was foul by few inches.
Collins flied 10 Murray Baker
flied 10 Fletcher back of third Me
lnncs flied TO Murray. No runs. no
hits. no errors.
New York Murray walked Bush
threw him three bad ones. then
split the plate twice The crowd
started hooting for a base on balls.
On the deciding ball Murray went
TO first. the first walk OF the day
Murray atole second and when
Schang threw badly TO Collins went
TO third Mclean HIT straight
through Baker. scoring Murray
The crowd was roofing and yelling
like mad Cooper ran for Mclean.
Morkle flied 20 Murphy Cooper
stole second Schang did not have
the range and his throw was too
high. Tesreau out. Baker to Nc.
innis. Cooper taking third Her.
&EEunu 10 hEIHN.a
run. one hit. one error.
SIXTH INNING: PHILADELPHIA
Strunk flied To Burns. The count
was two and two before Strunk con.
nected. Barry singled To right. his
first hit 81 the game. Wilson re-
silsv~d Mclean behind the hat for
New YORK az the beginning OF tho
Inning Schang fouled TO wilson
Bush flied 10 Doyle In short right.
No runs. one hit. no errors.
New york--Doylc out. Mclnnes
unassisted. Larry had ball and
a strike called on him. then missed
when he attempted To bunt Flet-
chor waited and drew a base on
balls bush threw three straight
balls and did not have his usual
good break at the windup. Burns
hit into n double play. Bush TO Bar
ry to Mclnnes. No runs. no hits.
no errors.
SEVENTH INNING: Philadel.
phin- Murphy singled solldly TO
right II was his second hit OF the
game. TesreAu then faced oidrlng.
Collins and Baker with man on
tasc and none out oldriug forced
Murphy. Fletcher TO Doyle. on a
sharp bounder 10 the shortstop. The
Clan, infield showed slow In con
tras, 20 the Athletics or the play.
| Doylc's inability TO recover himself
enough TO throw TO first prevented
| n possible double play. Collins
thrilled down the right foul line.
scoring Oldring His hit was a
solid smash. which bounced off the
! concrete wall of the right field
stand Baker singled through sec
ond scoring Collins. resreau went
back for n conference with Doyle
and Fletcher. Tesreau was re-
lievcd. Crandall taking his place.
The Athletics had touched Tosreau
for II hits and scven runs In six
and onc-third innings. Mclnnes
| flied TO Doyle, who touched out
Bakcr on the line. Two runs, three
hits. no errors.
New York-Shafer opened the
| inning with n double down the left
/ foul line. This was the second ex.
ira base registered by the Giants
during the series. Murray singled
TO left center scoring Shafer Old.
ring made a remarkable Try 10 field
the hit lie dived headlong AT the
bali with outstretched hands and
rolled over and over, but could not
max, the catch. Murray out. steal.
ing. Schang to Collins. when Wilson
famed II was the first successful
throw TO second by Schang during
the game. Merkle walked. Wiltse
running for Mcrkle Crandall out.
Collins TO Mclnnes. one run. two
hits. no errors.
@iGHTH iNNiNG: Philadelphia
-Strunk out. Crandall To Wlltse.
/ Wilise went to first for New York.
Barry went out. Crandail TO Wiltse.
| Crandnll did not have To step from
the box. Schang hit n home run
into the right field stand. Bush
famed. One run. one hit. no er-
rors
New York--lIerzog lined TO Bak-
er Doyle out. Mclnnes. unasslsted.
Fletcher foulod To Schang. No runs.
! no hits. no errors.
NINTH INNING: Philadelphia