Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-03
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
RAIN STOPS PHILADELPHIA
 NEW YORK GAME
oniy 1-2 Innings of Play at P41iIa- {
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Philadelphia Oct 2-OnIy four and one-haf innings of the first game of the series with the New York team which Manager Mack of Phifadeap9lia a intended should be used as basis for putting his players in first class trim for the worlds series contests could be played this afternoon While New York was at bat in the fifth inning with the score 0 to c, a hard shower caused Umpire Evans to suspend play. In feE minutes the field was so soggy that the game Eas called off. A double header between the teams will be play cd tomorrow
 For the first time in a week Man sSer Mack had his full strength in the field All the members of his infieid, Mcinnis, Collins, Baker and Barry, were in their usual positions The out field was composed of Eddie Murphy, Strunk and OIdring-
 When Bender and SchaDg were sent tp al the start of the game it was taken as an indication that they would form 2 battery in the worlds series and that they would probably be the men selected to do this work in the first en- gsgement of the big series.
 The fans have been guessing as to who Mack would pair off with Bender Many believed that Thomas, who did the bulk of the bac41stop work for the Philadelphia team in the worlds series against Chicago in 1910 and dZ6l1ESl N &H l ln L51I. WOQIQ a&3ln team Up with the noted Indian twirler
 The indications are, however, that Schang has been decided upon to re- ceive Beuder's delivery Schang was slightly hurt in today'S contest A foul tip off Peck1npaUgh's bat in the third inning struck Schang on the right hand and bruised one of his fingers. Manager Mack declared tonight that he did not believe the accident would turn out to be serious. Schang con- tinued to catch until the side was re- tired. Bender pitched only three in- nings. He had excellent control and only two hits were made off him, Mai sei getting an inffetd single in the first inning and Peckinpaugh making a base hit to centerheid in the th1zd- Only nine bstsmen faced the Indian, as Mai se1 vas thrown ozft by Schang trying to steal second base and PeclxinpaslS1a was doubled up with Sweeney on the latter's grouV1der to Barry. Three of the nine batsnneD knocked the ball out 10 the Outfield two of these being easy chances fnF Oadrfng. while one bats man. HarSze1L struck out. Brown and Lapu became PbiladetpIria's battery in the fourth inning, two hstsmen get ring To first base on passes and one on a fInab7e uy Barry.
 The Ane~1csp league champions p11t ur s gnappv exhibition in the field the infieldeTs showing no signs of gta&eneEs from their 1ayofT. At the bat Pfiladez ptia did not size up $ being in form, although they usually have troutae hitting Caldwell who pitched for New York.
 Tn Cal6we1rs last appearance against Philadelphia af New York he shut them out and allowed only two hits Today the home team made two singles in fnur innings, OidrIng and Baker each Retttng htt. These were the only @@Hes when Philadelphia could beat the ball out of the fnfield.
 Two games tomorrow will s-Iva Manager Mack the opportunity to use 2 large number of twirlers. The chances are that Bender, Plank and several of the young pitchers will work 2 few innings in the games