Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-13
HEART BREAKING
GAME IS LOST BY
ATHLETICS IN THE
TWELFTH INNING
tcontinurd from rase oneJ

ttAINus u" was the nero ~ the hhul'
Hts two doubles and home run %
four times at bat Mere tho feature
his 81 the contest Captain Johnnl
EycrF was second with three singlrs
and schmidt Deal and Mnmnyill'
also contributed appoftune hits. Muir
ply with two doubles and Baker wifi
double and n single. were the lead
inE Athletic huttcrs
The battery work was not ns Glenn
ent nor spectacular as in the proceed.
lax pames In addition 10 nush's Wild
throw that closed the contest. Catcher
schanr wac charged with nm error
for the Athletics Bush In twelve in.
nlnRs famed four and walked an
unusual number "a Boston hatters
Tyler struck out four and passed three
Mnckmen IN ten innings while James
famed one and walked three ln his
two periods on the mound
Fielding donors were divided by
Baker. with two successive stops and
throws tn the ninth inning, aud
Schmidt. who IN The eighth inning
Rol Bush's whlstlins drive along the
base line with Il One-hnnd stab ana
while prone on the ground. threw
the runner out nj first. Connolly con
ttibuted the braves only error whom
he dropped Collins hoist IN the open
Ing inning.
record Boston worlds series
crowd witnessed the game. S5.b20
persons paving sG3,s0s 20 pass
through the tnrnatilcs into the park.
OF this sum the National commits.
sion took sG.3A0s0. the players re-
ecivcd s2t,e4eS2. ana the club own
trs, sti.isb.4t
Had the capacity Of Fonway park
been greater, these figures would
have been greatly Increased
Ia the reserved section were many
who paid Spectators fancy prices for
pastoboards az the laat moment 10
hive a place among the cheering
clans which TANNED every available
foot af Space not dcadlincd by the
fire and police authorities
So great was the crush that several
hundred vino had no coupons fought
their way through The gates, The
stands which surrounded the field on
all sides except hnck Of deep center,
were black with the aoiidly masscd
spectators Outside the park. every
high office building and apartment
ruof enrried heavy contingent OF
fans. many OF whom were 10 far
away that ball players must have as-
sumcd microscope proportions, Yet
they ehrered each play ns enthusiaH-
tlealiy 40 the fans ln the stands and
the boys petched high up IN the
etprH*heams % the towering nag pole
Weather conditions favored both
the players aud the spectators. The
sky naH partly overcast and while n
atin wind blew out Of the west and
almost continuous ring Of stands cut
off the strength Of the blast. Both
diamond aud outhcld were dry from
sun bake and every slide aud rush
produced a cloud OF dust which rap
idly drifted away, causing the players
less annoyance than was the ease IN
the games IN Philadelphia
Pans Give Tyler Hand
The vast crowd had settled back
SOME time before Umpire KLEIN called
eplny ball TYLER was given an en-
eouraring cheer as he walked TO the
pitching mound His first offering to
Eddie Murphy first up for the Alb
leiica. wax n bal and the next was u
strike thai eat the platc Ia lwp. AS
the third ball camr down the alley
Murphy shot Il down the left field
feul line fer two huefs 10 the great
delight Of the Athletic rooirrs Rubo
ellring sacrificed Tyler 10 Schmidt
advancing Murphy 90 thlrd Murphy
scored when collins drove long fy
e. Connolly in left field Connolly
dropped the ball hut Collins was
credited with sacrifice fiy Collins.
addled of the basc until he caught
sight u slow pitch aud then stole
second Melnnls walked aud % mos
meut later Collins was caught off sec-
ond talilne long lead TYLER making
"a quick throw 10 Evers. ending the
lnnink
uuau WHO started for The Athletics
~ ihe mst worlds aefios when he
Non "a a emc against the Sew York
Gtunm on DE- Polo rounds. had truu-
ble IA dHnesne 81 Moran, Boston's
ufst Batter Hc pitched ton balls TO-
tho itav,s lead-aff IMAM thrive balls
two STRIKES, four foul nils and then
the pitch an which Niaran nit up into
fhv air Co Collins EfWs brought the
Boston ruotris 10 their 'eet hy DASH
iNr slnele into leu fold Connolly
i1lod 3 hien foal iha nuker caught
within inches Of tht AthlcucF bench
9ue ever aoit Johuay lse.rs stole
second hasv but hc was lett There
az WhiHrd ton victim Ia strikes
The sccond inning ii jho American
ieAnaere sae quickly over Walsh
who WAS playing in esnltt field rs
strunk tho regular maN docs not hit
wen asoinst lrfi handed pitching.
chopped prounder az Tyior who
threw him out IA nft BARRY raised
fuui which Hie schmidt gathered
ia without effort schsHr rm up q fly
Whirh Eters had % hack oa 90 rsht
Geld 20 get
srurc ~ Quickly Tied
The National lcleae champions
tied up the score In their half of the
inning. after twe handa were out
f~fltHftui fttA'h 'Nt Ni tsNaii INV
balls Deul holsted fly to Ba1er
Rabbit Maranville worked Bush FOR
base on balls then stol. second he
WAS not there long before GaWdy
sent him home hy smashing "A '@o-
base drive into the hleachels in lcft
ncld. Tyler went out. Barry a. Nc
Innis
The worlds champions ALSO went
out In order in the third innlnR bush
fouled out 10 schmidt and Murphy