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' PEFEA?S THE GIANTS
* ,111'iniie?! (mm flr?t l'iice
-.?clock fully
n the ln<-; ?un Kl l ? there
?are
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-v.
? the
ur?
aere
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yitors were teapimr
_a> ?*e? 1 ~ '
a*big! - -?" ?
I at flS
sen'? be! ? to tho*e a' a: al I B
? so n Non Y -k
Crowds on th? Roofs.
? the r '
-
- 1 "fan" a part
I ? ?ught
- uso
?
and from then OB I
?earn.
genius In 1 throi
_
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: the
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the tea
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not,
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but ha:' l
that a
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f the
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gy onto ? a tiling
??men
. . Been at tb?
?and the -? __ -lored
plumea their ball and
. Qtle : '<-?
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twee
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ring - ral The
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i the
ider Ifatl
ire of af
Ruba Marquard. Bl
i the moel
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Confidence Among Giants.
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which I
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Ma-e.nard wni nervous nt the start. an?l
?hen his - ,ved in be .-en an to
'? Only the careful cnaehlng of
Ifejrari ateadied bhst He ahew?*d
I bj strikinK ' ' t H.iker <n th"
along HBoothl] . ntll ? mxth He
ati ucb o it tu-e man and did
' -dt? h m th -t temp-estnou!
first frame spoiled Ins reC-OTd lOBBOWhat,
but P
evened up on arildni -
? red to lei ?'ran
at for him in the sighth. otla
a in *
in order.
tr ?le
?li.. rest
' . I.ut
nines
?
?
during I he gane, n hile
?
The Qlai I ; ? : ball. ;
Thev seemed t" I ?? ?? <1 by the.
irroundinga, it
, .. .... ..,._, B Nf.,v york National '
ppeared on the
^iie g-roundl here
- SW to the men.
Ail three of th? - were unsteadv
a? Ing difficulty In judi?
ln ninniii_t out hits th?
v just how far they
? I ? sixth innin? S
? ' '
would have bound, d
off tl.- iblv have 1
PVed made what
?
Lord '
Thr * en ?> ? ;r, Bgalnst
aparad witn
nente.
? l
gl for a ?I??'.' ?
inning, hi the .
a tl
their
: V - ? : ? _
was onl\- ?me out at th? I m
?
In and go! Thomao'a biah let i
.? b'a foul off ih?*
itandi luffed a foul which he
? t
.,
Much Dashing Play in Field.
ack of frei
?
atop of 1
-.r ? . ? ?
it in the ?
?
?
- . ? ? for hia coal
. t;tk:n__ s'\
while h
1er aid -.f tha
?
in a merited ap
tn nipping
ith fr?mi
did i r which he
???red.
thai is still a
Vf'er __et
?:i the first came of thi
ped Into ? ? ?? '!ank*3
- I? Fred
? ? ? - re? r ??? during the _?
g ta the five hits registered
be a
? Plank, but th:- was
'
sr.-ithpa'.vs has rticularly
? ? bitting
l art o?
Irlve the hail ?
?
?
lade 1
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rer the
11 I
g
I- i
itaff of
y hit
?
third
a will be |
*
JUDGE FOLLOWS BALL GAME
Not Even ?uzzieb.mb" Testi?
mony Lessens Baseball Interest.
?
?
?
pro- ;
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?
?
LOST MONEY IN TICKETS
Alleged Speculator Got $1,500
by Promis.n? Wo.ran Ei_- Return.
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...
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STARS WI> SCENES AT SECOND BATTLE TOR WORLDS TITLE.
?W MA-WARD. WHO ALLOWED ONM TOI 'R hits, bit was bk.vtkn fRAKK BAXBR nnrNn.N?; THUD BAM 0? His M? BtJH nr.lVK,
READY FOR ANOTHER FMI
Weather Uncertain Quantity for
Third Baseball Battle.
THE PITCHERS IN DOUBT, TOO
McGraw Has Wiltse, Ames and
Crandall in Reserve, While
Mack May Use Coombs.
me Breather ? a too prom
the eity Is swatting trp.\
- hoir <h\< aften oon when the
Mhletlrs n ...
in the battle f?r supremacy of the haaehall
t thai the Weather Man
HOI eneour.-ui'.MK
a the aft? ? g."
?? evening - ?-orne, Wgg
?
ran more pt-- i
? t as t hers whop,
the ri? a set l efore the
? ere ea- *
wid?-.-, ? ? m thai Mi i ? do? i?i?
Red "
Ame?. ... otls < randa \t
.lion, ? I - could
?' H ? unie t ? a x ineh It la
Bsear, that the istuts lee I
? Will BSV? the
?
hostil?. , r?iw?i it aiahee
a ethei Idolising crowd
wildest v there
, n ball, and that |g e
? ? now
? their
a tei a with the National
na, "???..
? ' >ii pitching MaBoUon
? Fach ? m be, for ? i
it had test s 1911
la ?
ipoi i
I
without prop?
loi ef the
? ? .
;
.
vd ,,.?.,.. will
h la
it th?
-
? ? stormy to pen l f a
: ? ?
to-morroa
? ?
NO BASEBALL REGULATION
Governor Dix Not in Favor of
Putting Under Commission, j
? , t IC?-Governor Dis < .
t .-,!,,v ths r I
? ?r-iation of baseball The ?ov
ed to a st->te
: ester, that he Intend? e
?
elation i the
. ??
Nae _orh ?
, e
_ ate t
PRANK BAKBR
man who mad? I'hlladelphla famous.
Til Lt'cK 'em." Says
TlanK-He Vid
n : ? o-i-ar'? t* TO* Trfl
Phllarlrliiliia. Oct. Ifl? St Bdeaa Plank
?<>,_ iramlna *B 'S front of Ihr Ptilla-lel
rtlii.i h?*n. h un ?Ul frlrail leaned out of the
?tMd 'ind reir?nrl?e?|
May, i.i.ii.'. h"? ??m frriin? "Pesels
Hue.'' w?l.| ggda*
"?...In in nil. h to .lav?" "Dunno. (on
ci- ? keenin' *elet."
'If he put?, ?mi In. how will toii hanitl*
'MB '" ' If he puta me in." whimpered
Plank, "in ?i? u mm
11,1? ran* before tile ttamr. tftrtward
gddle, who ?rl.iom e.pre?**?? Ilia feelings.
?Id
I gat ein. darn '?m,' grinning froni
?ir l.i "iir lr ?vaa a long lime , nnilng
I? ? 11 I z'.i >m. anil I'll get em agnin if
? ,.iini>- l*-t. me |)it< h."
BASEBALL MONEY PILES UP
ToMi for Two Games Goes Over
$100.000, Breaking Record.
?
I hletlcs
". tuet
? V'iir
...',!.?'. -i the
Tl ??
sever,
ling Leal h I
? - of sum- -
?
I
? ? . ?taking a
? i,t not
I bleb va. ?ne eecon ; I I
? . Tccn-d
. ?? _ in th.
- ?
-
flu? a ? I ? .
which
t.. .. or the two g!
., ; . |
Score of the Garne That
Set the Athletics E-Ven
PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS (American League;.
\h ii n. :h ,i n i? .a n - h . is it .a <> .ru. \ r..
I ?.,, left iiri.l i l i ?i n o ?i ?? ? I ' i ?i
III.Irii? .??ilrr tlrltl II ?I I " || I ?I ?I U I ?I ?I
1 ?Illas, ?e, ?ll,| l,.,,r IISI <? *I 0 ?* ?) ?? I I n
Baker, iioul ',,,?.? II?. n l ?i n < I 110
Murnh) ii-fh| il.-i.I. | >i ?i ?I .? ?i il ?i ?i I ? <? I
iHliv " -I ..,,. ? I) II II .1 II ?J .1 ?I .' I? <l ?I
Pi.?in... , .il.l.rr , Il 0 H II ?I .? ?? ? ?' ?
I'l.liil? |?ll,l,?-r | II II 'I II >l ?I <? 0 ?' ?? I <>
T?.laU 'S .. 4 I ,1 I ! ' v ? --
NEW YOKK GIANTS (National League).
llt ,< i, .-ii n Hit if M ??? ?V 'V ? ',
i>.. mi au i . ? ; , i
i>?,!? -,.,.,ii,i baas i ?? .? " ? , o n
-.?-r...- .entre ilei.i i .? : ?? ? " " ! ,? ,
Hurra; right iirl.l i ?> ?? '? u " ? ' ?? ; o i
M.rl.l?- Mr?: l.?t?.?< :i ?I I 0 ?I ?? ? ' , , ?
ht,.,? il ir.i tmae ill!'0?Sea|l3
ii.i.i,... .b..ri.i.?M .. i? n ? <? I ? Sai?
atere,. ?etcher u . 0 ? ?' I * !
Hmrnuar?, pitrhet : o u '? ?I ?? ?> ? .; ? ,,
(nadelt, pttehei I n <? I o ? o _0 J Jj J? _ _
totmk T ~, ~ ~n "a ~~o n o IM I I
mi? Miiiir k, iv\in?."
\ i mi i m ? i ? " ? " ? I 1 I ?
.i \*-1
?i ?-1
ntehlag re, ..f.i-Mai.|,i...i i bilt la . .. bal >? " ?m na- < r""?rt' , Pl, ,
. ? ..?..'? , -????ii., i,,i -fllSrlns i-M nibwi **??? ,.J' ?* ,.
?delphta ' llr.t ha-e am erre, Ii,nM.iri,.l.i.. i II. *",.,""? "V-":iM ." h-M?r
;,,,, |,?,r- I ?? lm|,|i-.-t. HU, ? ..I.II..II? ?.n lb* "V"? Rte,inan lef. field
Klrin right M-ld. Ilinrrn
PH? M'K! PH?_*. PLAYER1 INTF.NTI.V WATCHING THE ITRUOGLE ON TH11
DIAMOND TOOM TIIF.1R BENCH WHILE OIANTI ITERE IN THE FIELD.
lial(er's Home rRun9 or Hobv
IS he Giants Met Defeat
Sequence of Plays Lea<
ing Up to Victory foi
Athletics and Even?
ing of the Series.
??'?? TelagrsaB ta .>.<? TrthttM I
lelpl i Oci II Th? *i try, play
delphlaAtl
' ? w "1 ork Otanta a aee ?
at Shin? Park here to-day will make
New York "tans" 1
?atti?? for tii?? world** champ ona
was not a -to the r.ot ha m play?
ly or defen ? ?
.
? if IfeOraw'a men The Athleti
ind pla: ad i error, ?
i ? ? ? ibneaa in b
? *in_r. ' ? th?>!r fo.ir hits count
runa, aided nightly
an error and a wild pitch for one of th.
? troke
Inning, hut I
? - - ? .?.
pitching . - II
? if ie*a ef| ???? ??
:?'??? i, howev
vod another
?xa- i a?-.] lenee ; ktlsdelpl
and an ?n-mln?? up of th?* *
riRgr iNMN'i i, ?
Hrst man up for the Olanta
c _.,, ?rhlai
plate f
.. ? ' '
trlhea Larry i "??
Bwuag i ' ?? two, let thi
Bg and I
which r?ord ga
fall d
? itf.i n gnodgr i
rdag
? to f.t
witn a : There
Slav.??!, h took
loa* to M?,, grc
:
? ? ': :
- t tleld, ai
to lecond ah n "I irray lei ti
I hall ..,..? Oldi *d hlmee
? > Iterbio, on ? bunt to b_
i Lord i ? and did tl
to throw th* a . into ti
\ Lord am: !.-d OVOf the pl.i
:i:">. run a BhOUl B
iik the reitera C?ptala
ta the New York atar nitb
? nhcourageinent, ai
atted iiim on the
? Men V .: .. :
however, when ? oiim? dro.
s ' r- and th:rd. Whtc
Hern I m dd not ii?-i<
rininnt ra
two atepa Th?
? dowa .?nd strv
M " k?-d up a
steh.
- "Nii [NNIN<--T..c 'liai I
?;n t\ In? '
IE
tli" ?'.Hi- ' fot -? BBOUM Hi He gat
band fi m Htm \ erb hop? and
. ? w Mel kl.- "-it .it
met th<- ball ?m ui
.
in > ? ?o.tm? Bom?
Oldrlng tnlajudged th? ball, ethera I
did not iy. Il waa a tw..
lOg S ! to thli
? a grounder te < lottta
? ? i I *h a run ?
_C " !:;er" M
... pit? bed OV*l
? I.an sinul?- Mafpiard then -?.?>? 0
? ? . ? 'Wit!
Bet i.
in '
?guar?
? I oui ?if a shallow he
i.\ joah ? . '.K flj
fron ... thai m bli
.
??
?rillIn| ? ." tin
":? 'ill aun parlor It di?l BOt
ii.. i. wbleb I? <l tba in"'?'
ra?.id t" f i-i I"
m nu h,c run iii>' neat aats
catch a Te. ? r elosa i" I
.led lllc III
I I
liai a . Mi
Tii I ltl ? INNING N ?
? ? *trneb ""; let th.
CHaat! eteni i
U.l h
.. . ? <ll . I ., r | |
. lk did
not shlrb a taat on?
i ?
Th?* Vi li'??ir-, v.,.n, eut lu llg ?""?* ?ml I?
on*, two mi??*? urde i SJartjuarri pit
be Lord u*<u up n?e uf
i
k-_
before strikln* out, nidrias: then
: pped up a foul f'?r ?Mayara aver dosa t .
the Ken York beach, ajid CoWafl
Devore another .han.,? to redeem i.imseif
with a fly to left.
"RTII INNING -The ?Manta failed to
cet a man to first base in the fourth inp.in?,
? n? the leading pari la Phila
Bfll e work. M -rkle was the
eg ?< gre inder t,. <'o;!tn>!, fol?
lowing which F?arry went well bach to left
centre for Her-?-. ? ??-, ind then
? ?'!?? n a bad bounding hall
from l-'l'-t? uer '.- ' kl row to
first.
The Athletics eould not Improve on thlfl
adlag Doyle waa in just the right
. mptly as
' hie for the ?'-?=?
-? Mar?
, -,|Hr ,-,? ,, ' .
?'/ : into
? M ers.
? fifth [NNIJ | ? -d Mtter ??
Bfth ' ? ? w tot h '?
ed te enjoy anspplng up a wi?~ked
?Irlve from Morere nnd Bla a hall
....
a for the
Tie Inner e?om?d to b? lopelBBSly
? ? two of
te go w hls
? ?':.kit?r' .1 motion.
? ? '-. he otttd ? ti ttce dM th?
? I tare aspired w-itli
n a Httle tap to
Marqt i .-i crias euttar to
?i d Plank on Btl
? BfXTH INNING Poor caeching* by Wilson
-t iiase end i llllent 1 i i/ord
from deep left field to ?econd base put an
- ? ? . in the ?ixtn
kfter Doyle had rolled one down
? . ut, gnedgraea desee
a pretty sind.? I ? m streteh
lit, however, on Wllaon's advice, Lord rut
lo.vr. at s,??-or,?i with ar. arrurate
' tbr.'W to Harry by a ?ood ten f?et. Fol?
lowing thla Murray Btraeh
' th??n too?< ?'?tnmand,
think* to ColUltfl md Paker. and won the
Wtth 1-ord _nd
I OldrlltC nut. th? f??rmer on a fly t.? -
I who, by the w ? m ids ,i brilliant
? lose to the fen?-e. an?! I * .ver on
to Devore, Colltea abet a tara beRger
? Bald t le yo o the ?crowd * chante
? |j ^heur ?3 ?-? a-, puny as
?the BQIiaah of a tw,< ? om
: to the far that greeted Baker,
when he logged about after s'.am
ining tlie ball over the f.?:? ??? and far away.
It was a mighty dries, and blfl proflresa
| aboi.- a ss than a
: triumphal mar' ii Marquard, no watt die?
? currtng shout, -
, out Murph but th.? srore read I to
. ?
KSTII INNING After the exrite
Merkle op??ned the
seven) la i h wfth a atagla
?, ceatro-sld, ?? wasted Reraog
efeher di?i
BOM far Harr?' Thoa i'lmk eut?
-? ?
en a ?".?p three
The H ? ? . uld not ??oiuinue the r as
up. Davlfl area ? ? '
' Merhle e iRd i m
H tog and Fiel ?r n
i Bpoctlvely.
EIGHTH INNING
? .-nth fi eme mai hol I ' ?
ird .i ? M ?'??aw Beat Otlfl <
out m bal f..r him In the eighth inning m
? batting r i ? '"iims
toward
? . ? ?
and eaa
: g liner thai
>,. blfl glove
? grounder
? ?. ?
i ?,
, struck ?"it for the
tlm? ii- i-' l a
?
Bjr with a vi loua l ?? third
made ah' ri >>..rk of the I
i who faced Im an
? und up the ii
I,or?! atruch out, snd ? ?
? ? to shine The -
,.., .. man of ; he ? liants : :
,.,i i... ? dla?
step
en INNINCl Plank gav?
mrt i In the last frume I.;. 11 v i
. thud,
lut of i lea . Into Thorn
i . in? da ?? t by
I l'.ink .?. iHiSXllng shoota ai??i ?retired ?n
t Murr s
Id, . oillna mah
third
??i? in Vea
,,.,.. , ? i o ge
Hm.ehT.ll ? h4iU|?ioi,hhlp of the X?. ?,rl?l
, ,r ?I. ??? . ? il . - Pn ?
?a ?ale of tickets tor Oct. IT.
It 4i 11 ;.i B
MODEM. Of HE SHE
Roofs of Houses Outside the Park
a Mimic Grandstand.
DIFFERENT KINDS OF LUCK
BbBeH Eoy Misses Qime, but
P. uns On" with tki Home
? ML
red aa t?t***
? ?,.. m'??t pop
'?i T'a
irk, W'har?
the s^fiond
' ' - Ear M
i b?slad tWtmttM
I ? Tl'jlf lttldl
So*n* ef
ilablag da?
: net?*, broth? ? ' fatheea
iwir. ai-il *iirt-e removed
? They "- ipled window ? ? ?
ard unate r grandsl inda bullt on the
. , ? - ir short of ?
Th?? ? a ?mpfd by UM r?*:atives
B up to C
g ? see a same on only
fou- ? lalnt of a New York.
rooter .aht.
a g .1 Rime on four
hi?s. ?ppy ansrwej
Th.? , ? for rootor?, who
cease rb fntty three
trouble la they had
? hsy were in i ?
lowed Bp strom that
nv?r the Arn
I r lia .. bjdjg in-?
can be ?een about t _s srreets to-nlsht.
The y off by the way
<?f North r
The enarterdeck of a Turkish battleship
"?? ? aafer piaee t:-.an th? pre*? stssal.
hif-h up in the Meeod liar It wti falrlv
- i .-.r-r the bai
l,rie PT ? nad to look up from
hi* Cpl Ihre* wvrds to dodge
t.-.e dying mi?
- ?a? a I'oung player named Baker,
Who ?truck oui --t like a fakir;
But wbei Prune
TO ?"en- up r .
*?? ?* :-"' ? i - :n-mak?r.
?uilng his hard
: ?'k ? i leaaa, a? i.* stood ** th
Iteb thg ?-rumba that
;d h tldara af 'YaaaveeeT
g the tOfj ->r 8 id
ienly a roa- wept up. an?! the next Inar.ant
g ball dropped from
the cli || wer?*. A wild scramhle
foiiow.vi, but Um r***iag-rtor in guaatt?
a MUvantr frea \
from graab Bakers bat and nabal oft t-j
defend It from his CO re MBB ?ompanlona.
H* kr! ? ? had happened
ar.d s u? ran: "This ?a th? ball
it."
R'-n f earner of the Whit-,
Eleph? .'.ng newspaper
men w. ..-,.? si-nwed them
M M -
. who dl "SS ticket*
. b I genial way bMlatod on l-Mjbsdj
-' as If be wan at his own flre-i*-.
Every . a.? tttT and rnm?
tor the asaba a
: ?'___
wise to print. --., ? ? -oil?
!
.
nn.? ojoyed himself on 1 I
I d ar.d inc-z'-d, ar.d. ? '
tim-- as .
to Ifr. A gllthi r:;-.*j Test.
"Ru.
I ararmed up for Mow Torh. ar-i tba
i who woe twenty-fonr same* out. of ?
:-.'??i'r. M ?
had an unhappy tins? Ig the Irai and -
! innings. ? rnerw. . | everything ex
? I "n i a little bit more. H* *_
the length af the ? ? hi a -
m enalbar ?*.a_i right enough.
Four bit! are y.s? gg ?-nod as ten If t.".?"
come ar th?? right time and are long
enough-so the "fans" here think.
"PAvor* struck out four times, and nine
of the atrtlBM wer? "called,* " aald a man
on his way out Of the park.
? reSBSt from on?
who ?a? mark?d Broadway, "ar.d who
was the playej- who drove In the wlnn'ng
r :n f?ir New Vork on Saturday with a two*
1er** delivery?"
That's ancient history," ?-ame the reply
Tee," followed the retort ttmttmmW, "and
this strikeout talk will to worse thgjg a
poet min tain bg to-morrow ??
This city h.is a little Hebet s-andal all Its
own ar.d Is no whtf behind New York. In
g from the Broad Street Station to
ina i. - ratfard, mm? flv? or six
aguarea ai they say over here, thirty-eight
alors were iHIBtod off o run Mats at
from tl to |8, and idling them
An Oman In Ml the < liante beat the -Mb*
Matty vs. Plank. In the first game
for the, world's title at 3 to 0. and the Ath?
letics beat Ubg (Mania, Bender v*. M'
(?lnnlty. In th?. BSOOnd game at 3 to 9. Then
UM 'iiants won the next three and th?
championship. Will history repeat l_*e_i.
Th*? "fana'' want to know.
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John I?. RoekefeiW without a dollar or a
? Bj train In the rush ho'.m without a
strap hani?. r.
Hughi?. .lennlnK?, manager of the Detroit
Tigers tdfty-one w?.eks of the year and a
full fledg**'! reporte* trie other one, was
crowding his ?va* oui of tne *tand when
? idy ahouted ?i-> : Hunhle. what did
think of Baker ? wallop?
?I used to hit >m that way myaelf.'
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a high trehle from another quarter Then
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