Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-10
sHIBE PARK, PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.

FIRST INNING.
GIANTS -Snodgrass opened with a
pop x. stoess Baker, which Baker
sInoesi, I'd. Doyle and Bender looked
one another in the eye The chief
shot one up and the pale-face batter
fouled. Larry gave the ball a long
ride to centre, but Strunk was under
1t. Fletcher lined to Barry. VINO
picked the ball out of the air with
one hand and threw him out at first.
NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO ERRORS.
ATHLETICS = Murphy walloped
another one of those long flies he has
been hitting, which Snodgrass fished
in. Oldring landed on the first ball
Demaree pitched and sent it into
right field for a triple. The Giant in
field played in on the grass with Col
Inns at bat. Eddie fouled one into
the grand stand. Collins then bound
ed one to Merkle, who threw to Nc
Lean and Oldring was caught at the
plate. He made big kick, but his
voice was drowned out by the New
York cheers Collins was caught off
first by Demaree, who threw to Mer-
kle, but Eddie dashed on to second,
arriving there safely, getting credit
for a stolen base. Baker put up a
i,igh foul to Shafer. NO RUNS, ONE
NHIT, NO ERRORS.
SECOND INNING.
GIANTS-Burns lifted fly to right
centre, which Murphy captured. Ben
der ordered his outfielders TO shift to
the left for Shafer. The chief then
struck Shafer out. Bender looked
better than in the opening game. MUIR
ray, hit by a pitched ball, threw
his bat away as though cisgusted.
On a hit-and-run play Mclean
punched a long single to centre. send
ing Murray to third. McInnis raced
over to the Giants bench for Mer-
Ckle's foul. NO RUNS, ONE HIT, NO
ERRORS.
ATHLETICS-McIn put up a
fly, which dropped safely In centre.
Snodgrass tried hard to get 1t, but
his lame ankle held him back. Strunk
sacrificed, Demaree to Merkle Barry
looked over couple and had one
and -one when he hit up foul which
MerlSle finally juggled and dropped.
Barry then ripped off a terrific drive
to deep left for two bases, McInnis
scoring. Barry claimed Merkle inter-
fered With him going around first, but
Umpire KLEIN turned his back on
Jack. while the crowd hissed. The
Giant outfielders played far out, but
Schang walked. Bender lifted a high
fy to Burns. Murphy flied to Snod-
grass ONE RUN, TWO HITS, NO
hnf' THIRD INNING.
GIANTS flied to Murphy
on the right field foul line. Snodgress
hunted to Bender, who made a per-
feet throw to McInnis. Doyle flied to
strunk. NO RUNS. NO HITS, NO
ERRORS.
ATHLETICS-Herz went to third
base and Shafer to centre. SnodgrasS
dropped out of the game. Oldring hit
to Demaree and was an easy out at
first. Demaree did not seem a bit
scared when Collins came up. Eddie
fouled twice. Then he waited for
three balls He hit the ball to Burns.
Baker was easy on bounder, Doyle
to Merkle. Demaree more than held
his own In this inning. NO RUNS,
mo HITS, NO ERRORS.
FOURTH INNING.
GIANTS hit the ball hard
and Collins got another putout.
Burns flied to Baker. Shafer again
fell victim to Bender's cunning,
striking out NO RUNS, NO HITS.
NO ERRORS.
HLETICS-Demaree mixed them
UP and used a change of pace that
fooled McInnis, and he bounded to
Doyle. who threw to MerlSle. Strunk
nearly killed Herzog with a scorching
drive, which Charley held to a single
Demaree held Strunk close to first
by taking several shots at him.
Barry again walloped the ball. This
time it was long single to CENTRE
!, and Jack pulled up at second when
Shafer threw to third. Again the
Giants infield played in on the grass
Demaree used a slow ball to fool
Schang. Schang got two strikes and
then singled to centre. Shafer made
a useless throw to the plate and
.;chang went to second, Strunk and
Barry scoring. On a passed ball
Schang went over to third. Merkle,