The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-09

base. burns received a base on ba,ls
and Fletcher moved to second. Shafcr
flied TO Oldring and Murray. amid
tremendous cheering. sent w q fly to

base. Burns received q base on balls
and Fletcher moved to second. Shafcr
flied TO Oldring and Murray. amid
tremendous cheering. sent up q fly to
Murphy.
Golden Opportunity Overlooked.
Then came the Athletics ninth in
which they had golden opportunities
to win the game. The crowd rose to
It's feet az Strunk singled to center.
Barry In attempting to sacrifice. hit a
slow bounder toward second and
and tossed 1t to first as Barry flashed
over the bag. The throw was bad and
Barry raced to second and Strunk
went on to third. 1t looked like q sure
victory for the Athletics. All the New
York inf1eld surrounded Mathewson
and after q short conference the big
pitcher again went into the box. IIapp
hit weakly to Wiltse AMI the latter.
shot the ball to Mclean as Strunk
rushed to the plate. Mclean easily
tagged the runner and he was out,
Strunk not touching the plate as he
slid past 1t. Barry moved up to third
on h out. The excitement was
great among the crowd. It was x
pectei that Manager Mack would
send in a pinch hitter. for PLANK.
Plank after reaching the plate was
called away, but Mack decided to let
the pitcher bat. Plank hit to Wiltse,
who shot the ball to Mclean, catching
Barry coming home. Barry darteu
to Herzog. who then returned the ball
to Mathewson down the line and Bar.
ry. was touched out. Lapp reached
third and Plank second. Murphy end.
ed the inning by sending an easy
grounder to Mathewson, who threw
him out. 1t was great pitching on
the part of Mathewson and he rcceiv.,
ed generous applause as he walked to
the plate.
Memorable Tenth.
The memorable tenth inning saw
victory go to the Giants. Mclean
opened 1t with a single to right GEN.
ter. Grant was ordered to run for
Mclean and went down to second on
Wilts's sacrifice hit. Plank putting the
ball on Wiltse as he ran towards first
base. Mathewson then came to time
and won his game by sending a slash
Ing single to %centerfield on which
Grant came home. Grant. thinking
the play at the plate would be close,
slid In, but he made the home base
easily. Herzog shot a grounder a.
Collins and the latter threw the ball
to Barry to force Mathewson. Barry
appeared to lose sight of the ball and
1t went over his head as Mathewson
reached second and he kept on to
third as the ball rolled into center
field, Herzog reaching second. Prank
mt Doyle with a pitched ball and this
bases were full. Fletcher caught one
of Plank's fast inshots on the end Of
his bat and drove 1t down the third
base line. The ball took an unexpect-
ell bound and shot over Bakers head
for a single on which Mathewson and
Hcrzog crossed the plate. Burns
struck out for the third time and
Shafer flied to Murphy.
Mathewson held Philadelphia safe
in the latter's half of the inning. Old
ring went out. Herzog to Wiltse. Col
Inns struck out and Doyle picked up
Bakers grounder and tossed him out
at first.
The paid attendance at yesterdays
game was 20,563. Total receipts
amounted to $49.640. 'of which the
National commission received $4,964.
Each clubs share was $~3.935.20 and
the players received $26.s05.6O