Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-09
FIRST INNING.

NM.
ICS-Tesreau got Murphy
in a hole and forced him to ground
one to Fletcher whose throw beat the
runner by inches. Oldring swung
twice but succeeded in fouling only.
Tesreau gave him one shoulder high
and he got a clean single to centre.
as he did in each of the previous
games on his first time up. Collins
passed two up for strikes, hoping Jeff
would waste one. With a runner on
first Eddie finally got one through the
hox for a single. sending Oldring 10
third. Baker took two vicious luDges
and then when Rube tried to sneak
one over he slammed the bali past
Fletcher like a shot. Oldring scoring
ON it. Collins and Baker worked a
couble steal when McInnis swung and
missed. McInnis famed on a low
curve. but had to be thrown out, Nc
Lean to Merkle. Strunk, who has not
done much in the pitches, was up,
with two on bases and two out. Tes-
reau got him in a hole. giving him
three balls i'm a row. He had lots of
stuff on the ball. Strunk smashed a
terrific drive to Fletcher. who made a
great stop, but his throw was a mile
over Merkle's head. Collins and Baker
scoring. Strunk went to second on it.
Barry popped to Fletcher for the third
out. THREE RUNS. THREE HITS,
ONE ERROR.
GIANTS-Bush started off with a
clean-cut strike on Herzog. Charley
got two and two and then grounded
one TO Barry, who tossed to McInnis.
Giants took the tip about waiting
Bush out. and every man went the
limit Doyle got him in the hole and
then slammed one at Bush so hard
that il bounded off his glove and
Larry reached first before Bush re-
covered Fletcher was called on to
make amends for his error With a
runner on first Bush was put to the
St He twice forced Fletcher to foul
the grand stand. lie then served
ae that grazed Fletcher's sleeve and
Arthur took first. Burns had his
chance to be a hero Bush lost con-
Il oil and wabbled for an instant. max
ing two near wild pitches. The Ath-
letics had Doyle worried. Collins and
Barry making bluff starts to cover
second. while Larry jumped back and
forth like a iackrabit. Bush finally
compelled Burns to hit. Collins tore
i'll for his short lined drive and threw
to Barry for a double play, Doyle
having a big lead. NO RUNS, ONE
HIT, NO ERRORS.
SECOND INNING.
LETICS-Tesreau had too
much for Scheng and the ex-Buffffafo
star went down on strikes. Bush lift
ed a fly to right, which Murray COB
bled Tesreau got two strikes on
Murphy when the battr slashed one
to deep short. Fetched handled the
hall perfectly, but it was a clean hit
all the way. OldrinG ripped off a
11,s.- frr1,4 bot
Murray on third. Oldring stole sec
and Murphy made no effort to score,
Mclean making a shorr throw to
Doyle Eddie Collins stune another
clean single over Doyle's head, Muir
ply and Oldring scoring. Some of
he fans were yellow for Tesreau's re-
moval Doyle made a wonderful stop
of a torrid drive from Bakers bat
and touched second, forcing Collins
TWO RUNS, THREE HITS, NO Err
RORS
GIANTS-Collins tossed out Shafer
Bush seemed to gain confidence and
Red Murray popped up an easy one
for Collins. Mclean got the glad
hand. He was just as easy as the
rest. fouling an easy one to Schang
NO RUNS, NO HITS. NO ERRORS.
THIRD INNING.
LETICS-McInnis got one on
the nose, but Burns was in the right
spot and pulled il down. Strunk took
the same route and Burns got another
putout. Tesreau tightened up and got
two strikes on Barry Barry then
popped neatly to Mclean. NO RUNS,
NO HITS, NO ERRORS.
GIANTS-Fred Merkle's SIRE ankle
did not prevent him from tapping
both his spiked shoes with his bat. as
batters do. He flied to Strunk. He ran
tlat-footed going to first. Tesreau
came up, and shot holes In the air for
a second out. Herzog lined to Collins,
and Bash got a big hand NO RUNS.
NO HITS, NO ERRORS.