Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-08

Strunk. center field; Barry, shOrtStOp:
Mclean. catch; Plank. pitch.
New York - Herzog. third base;
Doyle. second base: Fletcher. short
stop: Burns, left field: Shafer. center
field: Murray, right field: Mclean.
catch; Snodgrass. first base: Mathew
son. pitch.
The Athletics were first on the field.
They were garbed In their usual home
uniforms of white. They were followed
shortly by the Giants. who wore their
travelling uniforms Of gray.
An automobile was presented Walter
Johnson. of Washington. for being tho
most useful player to this team Of any
of the players in the American league.
Umpire Connolly went behind the
cisions on the bases, while Egan took
care Of right field, and Klein going to
left field.
First Inning.
First half-Herzog popped out to
Collins. Doyle out on short fly to
Strunk. Plank used his famous cross
Of the plate. Fletcher famed. No
runs. no hits. no errors.
Second hak-Mathewson sent up a
scarcely an inch. The second ball
pitched was q strike. Doyle made a
horrible error on Murphy's bounder.
This gave the rooters a chance to
cheer. Mathewson put two strikes over
on Oldring and then Rube singled to
left. sending Murphy to second. Nc
Lean went down to consult Mathew
son. Collins sacrificed, Snod4rass to
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to tho bat. Mathewson's first pitch
was q ball. Baker fouled OF tho next
one. Baker famed. Mathewson sent
up fadeaway for the third strike. Nc.
1nnis flied to Burns. No runs, one hit.
one error.
Second Inning.
First half-Burns famed. Shafer
hied to Murphy. Plank shot two
strikes over on Murray in quick sue
cession. then gave him a ball. Murray
famed He reached widely for an OUT
curve which he missed by foot. No
runs. no hits. no errors.
Second half-Doyle tossed out
Strunk at first and made a nice play OF
1t. Barry was out on high fly to
Burns. Mathewson put over two strikes
on Lapp and LApp famed on the third
pitched ball. It was nice pitching by
Mathewson. No runs. no hits. no err
rors.
Third Inning.
First half-1t was noticed that Mey-
ers' right hand was done up in ban
cages and 1t is believed he was seri-
ously hurt. This may keep him out of
tne series. Mclean popped out to
barry. Snodgrass singled over third
base. He limped badly going to first.
RANK tried to catch Snodsrass at first
Dy pitching to Lapp. who threw to Nc
Annis. Mathewson sent q long hit to
center. snodgrass went to third. on
Strunk's throw for third Mathewson
went to second. wiltse ran for snod-
grass. The infleld drew in to try ia
stop possible run. wiltso was o,,t
when Plank took Herzog's Rrounder
and threw to. LApp. who ran down
W1ltse on the tine. Mathswson went ia
third and Herzog to seeoud. Plank
gave Doyle three balls before puttins
over strike. Tho next was q strike
which cut the far corner Of the plate.
Doyle flied to Oldrins. No runs. two
hits. no errors.
Second half-Wiltse went to first base
for New York. Plank was out when
Doyle threw him out at first Murphy
was out at first, Mathewson to Wiltse
Oldring was out, Herzog to Wiltse Only
four balls were pitched in the inning
by MatheWson. No runs. no hits. no
errors.
Fourth Inning.
First hals-Barry threw out Fletcher
at first. It was nice stop OF q hard
grounder. Burns was out on three
pitched balls. It was his second
strikeout. Shafer was safe when Baker
made wild throw to McInnis. 6cha-
fer was out stealing. Lapp to Collins.
Lapp's throw had the runner beaten by
several feet. No runs no hits, no error.
Second half-Mathewson took Col
Inns bounder and threw him out at
first. Mathewson had to leap high into
the air to take Collins smash. Baker
got a single to right which Doyle was
barely able to knock down. Doyle threw
out McInnis at first, Baker going to
second. AStrunk walked. It was fore
ed at second. Doyle taking Barry's
grounder. Nc runs, no hits. no errors.
F1fth Inning.
First half-Nurray went out on fly
to Oldring. Mclean singled. Wiltse
famed. Mathewson sent up a foul ball
on which Mc1nnis, Collins and Murphy
almost had collision. Mathewson
walked. It was Plank's first base on
balls. Collins threw out Herzog at
first. No runs. no hits. no errors.
Second half-Lapp went out. Doyle to
waitse. Doyle did not have to move
to take Lapps grass cutter. Mathew
son was pitching nicely. Plank got
single to left on which Doyle almost
made q spectacular PLAY, the ball
bounding out Of his hand on the run.
Murphy lined to Burns. who made q
beautiful catch while running toward
center field fence. Plank went out
when Oldring's splash wss an out.
Herzog to Doyle. No runs. one hit. no
errors.
Sixth Inning.
First half-It was pitchers duel Of
the finest order. Doyle was out at
first when Plank speared his bounder
and tossed It to hrst. Fletcher fouled
out to McInnis. Burns flied to MUIR