The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-08

throw.
Then Barry, the lightest hitter of the
Athletics infield, ripped two-base hi
placed Strunk on third. Both Of them
scored on Schang's tremendous three
base drive TO deep center. II appeared
as If Shafer had misjudged the ball. Ele
started in, then stopped. and the ball
struck the fingers OF his left hand and
rolled on toward the center field stands
The Philadelphia players. threw up sweat
showed their JOY In drawing two runs
ahead of their old rivals. Bender ended
the inning by going out. Marausrd to
Merkle.
auspiciously. Burns sIsmming down the
left-field line. but he WAS run down when
Bender stopped Herzog' S grounder. Ben.
der threw to Baker, who tossed the ball
Baker. who touched Burns out near sec
ond base, Herzog. in the meantime, had
sprinted to second, where he was left as
Murray struck out and Meyers sent a
high fly to Oldring.
More Fame for Baker.
The fifth inning brought more fame to
Home Run Baker. Both Murphy and
Marquard, who got their easy ground
ers, Collins worked Marquard for the
first base on balls in the game, and
{nyns stole sseonG WITH ,bs two 9us
situation as obtained In Philadelphia two
years ago. when Baker hit Marouard
for q home run, presented Itself The
crowd was quiet as the wonderful long
distance hitter stepped to the plate. He
let two balls go by him and then swung
his shoulders as the next one came up.
There was a crack of the bat and the
ball sailed high and far dropping in the
right field stands for the circuit. Col
Inns waited for Baker to reach the plate,
and slapped the Athletic batsman on the
back as the Philadelphia partisans
yelled themselves hoarse, McInnes sent
pop fly to Fletcher.
II looked to be all over. for New York.
but Bender's one bad inning came in the
mick, batting for Marquard. made good
by driving a base hit to center field,
Merkle taking second. shafer went out,
Collins to McInnss' beth 10Th, runners n moving
grounder at Barry, who made a poor
throw to first. and the runner was safe
as Merkle crossed the plate with the
Giants second run: A moment later. Nc
Cormlck who had gone down to third
on the play on Doyle. came home when
Fletcher singled to right. Doyle moved
up to third on F1etcher's hit and scored
while Baker was throwing Fletcher out
at second on Burns's groundor. Collins
making the out. Herzog sent high ny
Pitcher Crandall relieved Marquard In
the sixth and easily disposed OF the
Philadelphians Strunk filed to Shafer
and Barry did likewise, Schang went out
on fly to Burns. Crandall was cheered
as he walked to the bench.
New York also went out in one. two.
three order in Its hnlf Of the sixth. Muir
ray was out. Collins 10 McInnes. and
Meyers was thrown out by Bender. with
two out and the count three and two for
Merlle. the latter made half swing at
a low and wild pitch. Schang dropped
the ball. picked it up touched Merkle
and then rolled the ball to the pitchers
box. Merkle went to first base and see
Ing the ball roll past the pitchers box,
started for second, Collins got the ball.
relayed IT to McInnes and Merlslc
tried to get back to first McInnes
touched him with the ball. Mersle was
declared out by Umpire Egan, ending the
inning.
II appears that Umpire Klein had given