Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-10

with mingled boots for himself and
cheers for Baker, who led off in this
inning Frank fouled off a fast one,
and would not go after a bad one
outside. Vanguard was afraid Of the
groove. and a second ball was low
and outside. The RUDE changed his
tactics and wheeled one up fast on
the inside, driving Baker back from:
the plate. This maneuver worked
well, as Baker was more respectful,
and MarQuard was able to slip over q
called strike and then to fan his
hated rival with a fast one at which
Baker swung. Marquard laughed a
the slugger, and shot two strikes over
on Stuffy McInnis before he hit one
to the slab and was out at first. Mar
guard let go four bad ones to Strunk.
who walked. Barry hit the second
pitch for a double to left, Strunk
stopping a: third. Schang hit the
hall for a single to center, scoring
both runners and turning the game
into a joke, from Philadelphia
standpoint Bender hit to Marquard
end was out at first TWO RUNS.
TWO HITS. NO ERRORS.
SIXTH INNING.
The Giants appeared hopeless at
the start of this inning and Herzog's
best was a weak roller on which he
was retired. Barry to McInnis. Doyle
famed. Fletcher missed two swings
and then flied to Strunk. NO RUNS,
NO HITS. NO ERRORS.
Doyle got Murphy's bounder and
threw him out. Oldring missed 4
swing. walked from the box and rub
bed his hands in the dust. after which
he confronted Marquard again with
a broad grin. Marquard waited in
his turn and then pitched ball that
appeared to cut the plate, but Egan
called it ball. Oldring swung twice
more and famed, Wilson dropping
the third strike and throwing him
out at first. Collins popped to F7etch-
er. NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO Err
RORS.
SEVENTH INNING.
With the count two and two. Burns
beat out hit to short which Barry
could not field in time. Bender
grinned, and shot over two strikes on
Shafer. who then flied to Collins in
short right field. Murray missed the
first one. fouled the second, fouled
again, and finally singled to left.
Burns stopping at second. Wilson
missed the first strike and the sec
ond was called. The next pitch was
wide and low, and the next one went
up the same groove. Wilson fouled
back to the stands. and Bender put
one inside for ball three. In the
pinch. Bender was the better. and
famed him. Burns and Murray
worked a double steal, landing on
second and third. Merkle waited
while two strikes were called. Then
he fouled down the left field foul
line. after which he hit a home run
into the left field stands, scoring
Burns and Murray ahead OF him.
The crowd laughed and shouted, not
believing their pets in danger of los
Ing. Marquard was an easy out, Ba-
ker to McInnis. THREE RUNS,
THREE HITS, NO ERRORS.
Baker flied to Herzog hitting the
ball high in the air. Herzog also got
McInnis' foul pop. Marquard was
looking better than at any time pre-
viOus in the series. He drove Strunk
back with fast one near his chin,
after which Strunk hit weakly to
Dovle and was out at first. NO
RUNS. NO HITS, NO ERRORS.
EIGHTH INNING.
Herzog singled through Barry on
Collins to Barry. Bender whipped
over strike on Fletcher, who then
forced Doyle, Bender to Barry. on a
weak slap to the slab. Burns doubled
to left center scoring Fletcher, who
was of with the pitch. Shafer tripled
to right field, scoring Burns. Muir
ray ended the rally by hitting to Col
Inns. who threw to McInnis in time.
TWO RUNS, THREE HITS, NO Err
RORS.
Barry went out on foul fly to
Murray, who made fine catch.
Schang got Marquard in the hole and
walked. Bender flied to Murray.
Schang staying on first. Murphy
forced Schang to Doyle unassisted.
NO RUNS. NO HITS, NO ERRORS.
NINTH INNING.
Crandall, batting for Wilson, was
saluted with a long yell from the
crowd. which was plainly surprised at
the Giants rally. Ball one was wide.
and strike one was called. He foule1
off a fast one, and watched low one
shoot past him. Then he hit to Col
Inns, who threw to McInnis in time.
The crowd roared with delight Mer-
kle flied to Murphy, and there was
another roar. Grant batted for Mar
guard. He promptly was in the hole.
swinging at one and fouling the
other. Eddie waited for a ball to
pass him outside. the crowd bouncing
with anxiety Another ball was wide.
and again Eddie declined to bite. He
fouled one back to the stands. and
Bender whipped in the third ball, in
side In the pinch the Indian was
good, and Grant ended the game with
a foul TO Schang. NO RUNS, NO
HITS. NO ERRORS.