The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-10

| out, Fletcher to Merkle. Oldring
| cracked a single to center and Collins
| took two called strikes then slammed
a clean hit over second sending RUDE
to third Baker singled tc left and
| O1dring scored Collins pulled up at
| second. Stufy famed but Collins and
| Baker had pulled a clean double steal
| without a throw from Mclean. Strunk
/ cracked one to Fletcher. but in hur-
rying his peg to catch Strunk who
was doing some fast sprinting
Fletcher threw wild over Merkle's
head and Collins and Baker scored.
Barry popped out.
With Schang and Bush out of the
way in the second, Murphy beat out
an infield hit and Oldring singled to
right sending Eddie to third RUDE
then stole second and Collins came
through again with a clean wallop
to center and two runs came across.
Baker lined out to Doyle.
| In the seventh Murphy whipped a
single to right and Oldrtng forced him
at second. Collins soused two near
homers int the right field stand then
| tripled off the right concrete wall
scoring RUDE. Baker was still there
and the dynamite again reared as he
cracked enc over second scoring Col
| Inns
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inning, Collins tagged BuFns's liner
and doubled Doyle via Barry, and
! with Fletcher on first in the sixth,
Burns cracked hot enc 20 Bush who
| threw to Barry, and Barry Pegged
| true to McInnis, completing another
/ fast double. Murray scored the first
Giant run on a base on balls, steal,
going to third on Sehang's bad peg
and touched the platter on McLean's
| single to left. Their last run was
made by ShafeF, leading off with a
double. and Murray's single to left 1t
was taps from then on.
FIRST INNING
First half-The announcement that
Bush would pitch caused hundreds
to murmur in the stands, this is the
pitcher that Connie Mack has kept
under cover for the last six weeks in
order to use him in the worlds series.
Ira Thomas, the Athletics catcher,
said that Bush had a world of speed
and a fine breaking curve when he
warmed up. Tesreaus curve broke
over the plate for a strike. His sec
ond pitch was a ball. Fletcher threw
out Murphy at first. 1t was a close
play the ball beating the runner by
only a step. Tesreau had plenty of
speed and break to the ball. Oldring
singled when Tesreau sent up
floater. Collins took a strike, the ball
curving over the plate near his knees.
Tesreau then shot over another strike,
putting the batter in a hole. Collins
singled over second, Oldring going to
third. Then came Baker to the plate,
and the Athletics reoters gave a
mighty cheer Baker missed the first
one. The New York infeld laid back
to try for double play. Baker missed
the second one by a foot. -Oldring
scored on Bakers single to left, Co.
Inns being held at second Tesreau
put over a strike on McInnis. Collins
and Baker made a double steal put
ting them on third and second, re-
spectively. Mclean dropped Tes-
reaus pitch. McInnis struck out, Nc
lean tor Mer1le. Collins and Baker
scored when Fletcher took Strunk'3
grounder and threw wild to the grand
stand, Strunk went to second on the
play. Barry pop flied to Fletcher.
Three runs, three hits. one error.
Second half--Bush put over the
first one for a strike. The second
one was foul. After having two strikes
on the batter, Bush pitched three sue
cessive balls. Herzog out, Barry to
McInnis. Bush had a basket full of
speed, but seemed somewhat shy of
command. Doyle got an infield hit !
which Bush was unable to field in
time. Doyle had a good start on the
pitcher in an attempt to steal but
Fletcher fouled the ball. Fletcher was
hit by pitcher. Burns flied to Collins
who tossed to Barry, doubling Doyle
at second. No runs, one hit, no err
rors.
SECOND INNING.
First half-Schang struck out, be-
ing unable to gauge Tesreau's splitter.
Bush flied out to Murray. Murphy
beat out hit to short, Fletcher max
ing nice stop back on the grass,
but could not get his man at first. |
Oldring got his second hit, a single
to right, sending Murphy to third. |
It was the hit and run pay cleverly
worked. Oldring stole second, Murphy
being held at third. Murphy and Old !
ring scored on Collins's line drive over
Deyle's head. This made six hits off
Tesreau in two innings and the third |
man still to be put out. Collins was |
out at second when Doyle took |
Bakers burning smash and touched |
second. It looked like a sue hit |
and only wonderful fielding by Doyle |
prevented the ball from going to !
center field. Two runs, three hits. no !
errors.
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Inns took his slow roller and tossed |
to first Murray sent up an easy fly |
which Collins Smothered. Mclean !
laughed when Bush fooled him with |
a slow fioater over the inside corner. |
Mclean feuled out to Schang. No |
runs no hits no errors.
THIRD INNING
First half-MeInnis flied out to
Burns, the Giants fielder taking the !
line drive over near the foul line
Burns took care of Strunk's high fly,
not having to move but a few feet to
get it. Mclean took BaFry's weak
foul No runs, no hits, no errors.
Second ha,f-Merixle sent up a high J
fly to Strunk. Tesreau went out on
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