The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-10
IN The WORLD OF SPORT
PHILADELPHIA TURNED
TABLE ON The GIANTS
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Inns waved the other felders way as
he backed int short right field and
caught Murray's fly. Mclean ended
the inning by sending up a high foul
fly which fell into Schang's big mitt.
The visitors failed to count in the
bird inning, going out easily and
quickly. McInnis and Strunk both
ave Burns chances, which he accept
d, getting both their high flies. Barry
;ouled out to Mclean.
1t was also one, two, three for the
home team in the third. Merkle lifted
a high fly to Strunk in right center
field. Tesreau went out on strikes and
HerZog ended the inning by shooting
4 drive into Collins waiting hands,
There was ont much to the fourth
inning for either side, both Bush and
Tesreau pitching good ball. Schang
went out for the second time by the
strike route. Bush started the Ath~
letics' partisans cheering when 10 hit
to left field for a single. Burns stop
Of the ball probably prevented Bush
from going to second and possibly to
third. The rune was left stranded
on first, however, when Murphy rails
ed a high fly to Shafer and Oldr1ng
went out, Doyle to Merkle.
For New York, Doyle fOuled out to
Baker in the fourth, but Fletcher rip
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struck out and in taking the third
strike, Schang shot the bali to Mc1n-
mis- and Fletcher had a. close call from
being caught mapping. With Shafer
up, Fletcher managed to get a good
lead and stole second. He was left on
the middle sack. as Shafer was an easy
out at first on Collins throw.
Collins almost got a long extra Ease
hit in the fifth, when he hit the right
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then went out on a hard drive to Muir
ray. Baker put up a high fly, which
Fletcher gathered in and McInnis was
the third out on a fly to Murray. Tes-
reau's pitching continued to be good
and he was given a hand by the New
| York rOoters as he walked to the play
ers' bench.
The National league champions got
into the run column in their half OF
the fifth. Murray drew a base or
balls, the first in the game. He stole
second clearly and Schang, in trying
to head him off, threw the ball into
center field and Murray hot-footed tc
third base. The crowd cheered this
first real break in the Athletics de-
Tense. There was a noisy demonstra'
ton when Mclean hit a terrific drive
that Baker could not stop, and on which
Murray scored. Cooper vas sent II
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sent up a fly to Murphy, the substi
tute runner made a fine steal to secont
base. Tesreau went out, Baker to Nc
Tnnis, on which play Cooper moved vi
to third. HerZog ended the inning b!
chopping the ball in front Of the plate
Schang bouncing on it and throwing
him out.
Wilson here went in to catch for New
York. Strunk was the first man up II
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ry singled to right n was left there
Wilson taking Schang's high foul an
Bush raising a fly to Captain Doyle.
The New Workers were quickly kille
off in their half of the sixth, a doubl
play figuring in the retirement of tn
side. McInnis picked up Doyle
grounder and touched first. Fletcher
who appeared to be giving Bush trou
BILE during the afternoon, worked tn
pitcher for a base on balls. Burns hi
to Bush, who threw to Barry, fOrC1ni
Fletcher at second and uBrns was GU
at first on the Philadelphian's quic.
throw to first.
The seventh inning saw the end 0
drive to right field for a single. but h
was forced at second on Oldring'
smash to Fletcher, Doyle making tn
out. After fouling off several ball
ers to their feet by a terrific smas
that struck the right field wall and h
went to third. Oldring scoring. Bake
brought Collins home on a hard HI
single to centerfield. Crandall, VIII
had been warming UP, relieved Tesrea
at this stage. Mc1nnis, the first ma
to find the rescue pitcher, drove a line
right into Doyle's hands and the lat
ter touched second, doubling up Bake
1t was a pretty unassisted play.
Il New York got it's second and Las
run in the event or Skaters slash
ing two-base hit into left field hit, an
Murray's single in the same direction
on which the former scored. Wilso
struck out as Murray tried to stea
, Schang whipped the ball down to sec
ond with lightning speed and got Mul
ray, completing a double play. Collir
= took the throw. Merkle was given
| base on balls and Wiltse went in to ri
I for him. Wiltse, however, vas left @
I the path, Crandall going out, Collins
McInnis.
Wiltse went to first base in Merkle
5 place when the eighth opened. Neitht
Strunk nor Barry could do anythin
with CrandalTs pitching, both hittin
weakly to the rescue pitcher, WI
: threw them out at first. Wally Schan
then stepped to the plate and gave tt
; ball a mighty wallop which sent
into the right field for a home ri
!: 1t vas as long as any of Baker, hon
5 runs on the Polo grounds and as II
young catcher went to the Athletic
bench, Baker rushed out and warm