The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-09
Philadelphia 5; New York 2

BAKER SWuug HdTu az tue uISt oAo
but missed. He repeated on the sec
ond with the same result. Baker
singled through short, scoring Old
ring, Collins taking second.
Mclean went to the pitchers box
for q conference with Tesreau.
Collins and Baker worked double
steal They had such lead on Tes-
reau's wind up that Mclean did not
attempt to throw. McInnes struck out
and when Mclean dropped the last
strike was tossed out to Merkle.
StrunK got three balls and then
fouled Off one.
strunk tapped one to Fletcher VINO
threw over Merkle's head.
Collins and Baker scored and
strunk reached second on Fletcher's
wild throw.
Barry popped to Fletcher.
Three runs; three hits; one error.
The Philadelphia fans went wild
during the frst inning at the way Atm
letic batters went to Tesreau. he
nutting over two strikes to each pat
ter. and on the third attemp they con-
neced safely.
Giants Bush appeared perfectly
cool Herzog out, Barry to Mclnnes.
He was there for three and two pc
fore swinging on one of the Athletlc
youngsters offerings,
Bush gave Doyle two balls Dut
sn,it the plate with the third Doyle
4 bounced one off Bush's glove which
the pitcher barely was able to knock
i down. but could not field.
i Bush threw to first repeatedly ~
! keen Doyle frozen to first. He was leo
}, into this by an attempted steal W
/ Doyle which was balked when fleteh-
ar fouled off one. Fletcher was MT
by a pitched ball and went 10 nrst'
The crowd roared in jubilation.
: Rush gave Burns two straight Dalls'
Both were far from the heart OF the
plate.
Doyle was worrying Bush by dane
: ing off second as though ready tc
steal. Burns popped to Collins, who
J tossed to Barry. doubling up on Doyle
: No runs; one HIT no errors.
Starting off with good lead Q,
;, runs Young Bush was soon IN pa'
hole when he let Doyle and Fletche'
:. on base with only one out ana Burh'
IN. His control was bad. A fas
n double play saved him.
Second Inning.
/. Athletics Schang was called out o.
strikes.
IS Tesreau out-guessed him on the las
d one
IT Bush flied to Murray. Tesreau al
lie peared to be working with less ei1ol
s. than shown in his pitching to IN
Is head of the batting order
Ip Murphy beat out hit to Fletcher
g Tesreau worked him into swingln
d. hard at two before he connected safei
Oldring singled solidly to right, pu
), ting Murphy on third. oldring MT IN
y firts ball pitched.
70 Old1ing stole second. Mclean
~ throw was too high for Doyle to pt
- = the ball on the runner
u Collins singled to centre, scorn
Murphy and Oldring.
The stands went wild.
- Tesreau took his time before pitcl
;, ing to Baker. Doyle and Mclean q
vised with him.
10 Baker forced Collins to Doyle, u
ly assisted.
n. TWO runs, three hits; no errors
ut Doyle made remarkable one nan
ed stop of Bakers liner, running
~ full speed He dashed on to secon
is for the force out. This headed Q
OF another threatened batting rally.
Giants shafer out, Collins to NJ
er lines.
se. Murray flied to Collins. 1t was
re high one which just cleared the !
MS field. Collins backed up for II.
XII Bush put the first one 10 Mcles
ut. squarely over the plate.
ne Larry swung at the second al
KS missed 1t foot. The next two we
balls.
er Mclean popped foul to schang.
3D. No runs; no hits; no errors.
SO This inning Bush began to she
en- some form which Connie Mack h
:, said he has. His control was pett
NJ and he split the pan for the Ga
batters when they attempted to WI
~ him out. He was cool and was pite
-, ing with his head as much as WI
his his arm.
an Third Inning.
of Athletics-M c1nnes hit the first b.
it'll pitched for a fly cut to Burns.
nd Tesreau appeared to be Labor
lay hard.
lis Strunk flied to Burns. He wait
asst for two balls and one strike befe
hitting.
md Tesreau threw Barry a ball a
ose then split the pan twice. Barry pr
lck ped foul to Mclean.
,at- No runs; no hits; no errors
In contrast to the work Of Blu
the Tosrea,1 annnared to ba Dutting eve