Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-08
THREE 70 NOTHING
CANE 70 new YORK
GIANTS AND ArHLErics WAGE
GREAT BATTLE IN SECOND
coNrEsT or sERIEs.
PITCHERS DUEL BETWEEN
MArHsWsoN AND PLANK

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Exciting Contest ~ 'sns" ~ "'ts'"s
Out rh.e. Runs-Audisncs Of Mors
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New York. Oct. S-New York wor
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oAS' oetes'lns &~~o1pn'ss y" 'Ae''
nome grounds IN IN e1cIt1ng ten-1hhAns
contest. Not until the tenth inning did
a runer on either team cross the home
,ia.. M.+h.w.o, .rd plank onno.,na
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pl'cnels' oio sela.1A n AAo1e ooA wofA <'''o
were backed by brilliant nesding.
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Philadelphia was baseball mad today
Thousands packed Shdbe park to ita
canac,tv 70 .aa tha second contest o,
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'ne ""sA" ses'os oe'"eea ''io e"
York Giants. National league pennan'
holders, and the Philadelphia Athletics
chamn,on of tha American league
win one victory wre.ted from the
c;ant. +hA ,AthIat1c. ,var. keen TO can.
t,rpo the aornnd cnntoRf nf thA Qeri0l
On the home baIl ward and establish
IN. good Iaad In ths effort to win fou.
game. All ~ % O0o neraons had pass.
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to daclara that BENDER would be beaten
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tn. s.t,rs tna.,d and Far into the
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Masseu IN sonu p an..aS., hnna..d
iahe o.en saaa,,-aea +hs
New !ofkels seao' ~ e
NaIioha. 1easus -. .. n,.u
''N, ou1u 80 u 80 ~. ~. ,,4u-ad ankle
forks hIse Dase pS n'. ~ e.,a.s
the Siants WIZ , ~ .s.. ~, tha
nanoicap, maue az t as..,.s arss, ~
absence from t"o oa''s
snodsrass. ~. 1.,a
me unpiles loone III an,.,amu
NJ II ociocA sio s,t,n.,
that the srounos "eie ." 80
for game. .,,
The gates were NOT s"uhs open u.., a...
1890 and the nleacners were .a.,aas .ne s,
to MI. Lines OF police were ''"''o''e'
IN front OF all the stahas'
Almost constant treatment was slven
to Merckle's ankle during the mofnins
hours. While 1t looked as II Merxle
would not get into todays game tne
question was not decided finally until
after the Giants reached the neld.
Under ordinary circumstances Merkie
would not play. but he insisted TINS
morning that he would make tne AZ.
tempt. After reaching the park ne VIII
practice. then McGraw Will decide wnat
to do.
Fandom Out Early.
Despite q drizzling rain all night
more than 1000 Fans" camped outside
Shibe park. many Of them since :
o'clock yesterday. In order to get choice
bleacher seats.
Ticket spectators were mucn IN evi-
dence on the streets today and at the
hotels and . number Of coupons were
disposed Of at many times their face
value. One 81 for the three days sold
for $40. The venders generally refused
to sell seats separately.
Police arrangements include special
detail Of men to guard the Giants while
n the city, Five hundred bluecoats
ana more than nifty plain clothes men
have been assigned for duty at the
park, while many detectives will be dis
tributed thru the stands. It is said
,rders have been issued to suppress
open betting at tho park.
Mathe,wson W. Plank.
Weather conditions may have much
,o do N determining which batteries
may be chosen for the game. However.