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not last long. Shafer. the first to face the Indian. sent up fly to right field. Doyle flew out to Strunk- Fletcher sent a grounder past short stop. on the first ball pitched Fletcher tried to steal, but Schangs beautiful throw beat him, retiring the side.
 The Giants broke the ice in the third when Bender was touched uD for two hits. Merkle drew cheers from the stands by sending a slow erounder to Barry. who couldn't get to it quickly enough to make the out. \ scratch single was scored for Mer- klc Marquard sacrificed. putting NerkIe on second. He held the mid de bag while Shafer was caught out by Strunk. but sprinted home a min Utc later when Doyle shot d smoll- ing single to right field
 Collins opened the fourth with terrific drive over Shafers head. The bah rolled to the center field stand aud Collins brought up on third amid the plaudits of the Athletics rooters Baker drove one to Doyle which the latter could not handle in time tO get him on first and Collins reached home with the first run for Phila- delphia AIcInnis sacrificed, Mar quard to MerlIe, and Baker took sec ond. Strunk sent q grOunder to 1Iarquard who headed Baker off at Third Then Barry, the lghtest hit tel of the Athletics infield, ripped q two base hit down the left field foul line and placed Strunk on third. Both scored on Schang's terrific three base hh inning hy going out. Marquard [" AIerkIe,
 New York opened auspiciousiy, Purns slamming q double down the left field line. but was run down W hen Bender stopped Hcrzong's c-ounder. The next two batters were easy outs. Murray flaming and MeN- CTS flying out to Oldring.
 The firth brought more fame to Home Run" Baker. Both Murphy and Oldring were thrown out at first by Maruuard Collins worked hard on Marquard for the first base on balls Of the game and promptly stole second With two out. and Collins on second. exactly the same situation that ob- tained at Philadelphia two years ago when Baker hit Marquard for q home run. presented itself. The crowd was quiet as the wonderful long distance hitter stepped to the plate at the crack of the ball. the ball sailed high and far, dropping into the right field stand for a circuit. McInnis was caught out by Fletcher
 It looked all over for New York. but Benders one bad inning came in the firth, NerkIe singled to center. Me Cormick. batting for Marquard, made good by driving d base hit to center Shafer went out on a ground ball, but Doyle shot a grounder to Barry. who made q poor throw to first and the runner was safe. as MerkIe crossed the plate with the Giants second run. \ moment later. Mccormick came home when Fletcher singled to right field. Doyle moved up to third on Fletcher's hit and scored New York's fourth nun while Baker was throwing Fletcher out at second on Burns grounder. Pitcher ! Crandau replaced Marquard after the fifth and easily disposed of the Phila- delphians
 Philadelphia scored their sixth run in the eighth. Collins beat out an in- field hit, Doyle failing to cover first, Baker nit q sharp single to left field, Collins taking third base. NIcInnis smashed tWo- bagger to left. Collins scoring and Baker taking third. With one run in, two on bases, and no one out, Tesreau relieved Crandall and held the Athletics safe He struck out the first man. outguessed the batter on a hit and run play and Baker was run down between third and home. Barry flew out to Lame Larry Doyle.
 Corrected Box Score. Upon his arrival tonight from the worlds series games in New York. Frank Richter. official scorer, author ized certain corrections in the box score. The corrected score is as fol- lows:
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