The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1911, Page 1

ie i] ; & a t | oe ATHLETICS BEAT GIANTS, SCORE 3 TO 1; BAKER'S” ee WINS SECOND GAME WEATHER-U ee She Circulation Books 38 Open toA bd y The Press Publish! "PRICE ONE. CENT. Conant 49 QUAKER FANS OUT i ae = Athletic Eee in Game To-Day GIANT FOLLOWERS IN | oS QUIBURSTS OF JOY — ope | Philadelphia Actually Awakens| When New Yorkers Arrive to Tackle Athletics in the Sec- ond Battle of Series. M’GRAW PEEVISH BECAUSE | HIS TRAIN WAS DELAYED) Smaller Crowd at Shibe Park Than at Polo Grounds, but Enthusiasm was More Riotous. | | | | BY IRVIN S. COBB. (Written speciatiy tor The Evening World), SHIBE PARK, PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16—On a bright sunny moming in early May Col. Lightfoot Byrd of Culpepper Court House, Virginia, was sitting in front of his general store—hay, grain and feed, farming implements and undertaking in all its branches. The Colonel was tilted back in his chair reading the cotton reports in the Richmond Times-Dispatch. He wore a white linen suit and both of his Confeder- ate Veteran’s medals. A mule team hitched to a farm wagon and driven by an old negro came down the peaceful, shaded street. In front of Col. Byrd's store the old negro stopped i his mules, removed his hat and spoke as follows: Poof INI MY HAR “Ky the oll darkey, “is you got any news to real to the ole man o: of the paper this maw “Well,” sald tie Colo: PLANK FEATURES OF THE GAMEATAGLANCE Jouh Devore, the first man ap, e struck out by Plank without even viel ing at the ball, Snodgrass was hit by a pitched ball in the first inning, for the third time so| far im the series. Lord hit Marquard’s third pitched ball for @ single and took second when Murray fumbled, Marquard, visibly nervous, let go a wild pitch past Meyers, and ord scored the first run of the game. Collins, after singling, failed to foo) Meyers by attempts to steal second. | MoGraw had Crandall cut warming up at the first slight sign of Marquard’s unsteadiness. Merzog fooled Flank by hitting a ourve, the second ball pitohed, over Old- ring’s head for two bases in the second. impatie: “war has been declared between Ru: got a mighty fine day fur | safe for two bases, th was left on second, as the noxt two were easy outs. house were he! and for all that; nearly ¢ tay he would | right es uae es we roa Hey fe Away Puff and Peeves CELLAR WINDOW KILLED HI LE BOY Lord was Marquard’s second strikeout victim in the last half of the third, nad a migity fine day for d lke- ° = it A owd for it and * ‘Merkle still limped painfully after going out on « grounder to Collins in the Fre riety anwentnuainars for le | Miss Davenport, fount. i SPECIAL SEEMED To HATE r0| — a een rene Barry's catoh of Mersog’s Texas Leaguer, with his back to the temone,| LEA’ " 3 was one of the prettiest plays of the game thus far. pea ‘ + ot | Rescuers Sper a ‘a Bla ss, She Says, but Sends iu. ime tneet eth SE , pend Hour Getting | Blameless, She Says, but Se! Marquard had the Athletics going out on pop files in order in the end of paper men vad] Him Out, Full of Desire | Him to. Coroner and Alds | tee fourth. any Had waiepeves cometning to Bien Just betere the Arhiotes at 9 o'eloc! noueh, ft tastes Ike a chocolate * ; came at. here in one fiat rund compared to the water of our to Sprint Again. Child’s Family. | "pavers agein sernex ont i sno) Agim fen ths inind sivalant time: | But ft was orig: uve as Y ean ee fi th a lin here elae ant t A horse attached to a butcher's cart ran away down t Meholas Terr | and ‘Thirty 1t[ and Twenty-seventh afternoon d she sat on the atring-]0f One Hur adelphia. Before w Snodgrass got his second hit off Plank in the sixth, but was easily caught tunnel It devel trying to stretch 1 1, a 0 were out in the last half of the sixth Collins doubled and scored when r drove @ homer over right eld fence. Thin put the Athlotice two "e | ahead, Merkle got his first hit in the drive venth, and e and fell asleep. Falling into the} and St, Ann's a . r ‘ next and most natural] Yanked at the reins with all 3 ¢ Davenport but was unab! i steed. petuousity the cows to come home, Outside Ger ox © was selaed with Crandall went to bat in the eighth inning for Marquard and grounded ont. In this inning Devore went to bat for the fourth time and for the an | time atruck | out. «| |63-YEAR-OLD MASHER WRIGHT MAKES TESTS mantown th an awlul fear that and have to sv« y check his ma at One | Hartr ep the purty Bull Mrs. h was bound her banker's in Wall str ity Mics Davenport doat the end. He fr and rescued a fine,| 4 on of puts and other artt-| w t might be stated at ot six and seven-elahths | 12!" arene ee auainat Hartman say the boy ran right in fro around the areaway of the Dine ace ' Er Wo. Pacea : “<< eer as rehn Me ne bacie with my switeh.” gure| N OP NAG npllee, OF ok th “|Girl He Annoyed on Park Bench] With Two Passengers He Takes eanwhile on board the cars John Mes] gied Miss Daven whose skirts were nto the ara t vistrate ve Piori i ero I) No. Graw fumed at the d i | Hears Magi trate Give Piori Glides From Hill No, 13 on Meyers smiled a copper- © instead, and Hot Tongue Lashing Manteo ) Rosenkrante he thought how on Sal Frank 1 ot No Sixth street came One Hundred d fastened the When she was first inquiry | A police. and sent (Continued on Second Page). MARY ANDERSON “QUR MARY” her y she gave orth River water as Meares and tae seat ma park bel Atom pted 4 to hold he: ot LONDON, Oct, 16.—The ri fay ON THE Nordstern, which had been m : ed at Falmouth to-day, ‘Tr w TRUE HAPPINESS OF J) tres ot ree titi mae, Yacht ‘ HOME LIFE from Gibraltar on Sept. 26 for Kiel, since . when her owner, Dr. C. Harries of Kiet, jad been unable to locate her, IN THIS EDITION OF Works | as it Was wetting under way e ot ards up The could to uis family, ‘ 4 race, 4 od age and’ to the city,” twenty secon any Maun GETS 30-DAY SENTENCE. OF HIS NEW AEROPLANE. |” ed to-night an FINAL EDITION. Tuenday, | Circulation Books Open to All.” ———— | Tork, World). NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER (16, 1911, ve PAGES ‘PRICE “ONE CENT. WMRQUARD IS BEATEN IN SQUTHPAW DUEL WITH EDDIE PLANK ns oe Athletics Even Up Series With Giants for the World’s Title by Timely Batting in Sixth Inning. COLLINS'S DOUBLE STARTS IT, BAKER'S HOMER CINCHES IT Crandall Relieves Giants’ Star Left Hander in Eighth Inning, With Game Practically Over. SCORE BY INNINGS, GIANIS 010000000--1 | ATHLETICS 10000200 —8 BATTING ORDER. GIANTS. ATHLETICS. ‘ R. H. PO.A. E. R.H. POA. EB Devore, If....... 0 0 5 © 1}Lord, If. vol 2S ae Doyle. 2b....... 0 0 1 1 O}Oldring. cf.. oo1reo Snodgrass, ef 0 2 1 0 O|Goilins, 2b. 123646 |Murray. rf. 0 0 0 O 1]Baker, 3b. - 111216 Merkle, ib... 0 1 3 0 O Murphy, rf -0 0000 Herzog. 3b...... 1 1 0 2 0| Davis, 1b. +0 010 09 Fletcher, ss. - 0 0 1 1 0} Barry, ss.... 00120 Meyers. ¢... 0 1 8 1 O|Thomas, ec. 060900 -0 0 0 3 0} Plank, p... -00620 00000 1 5 24 8 2|Totais...... Crandall batted for Marquard fo eighth. UMPIRES—C onnolly and Dineen for the American League; Klem and Brennan for the National League. Base Hits aard, 4) off Cran+) Left on Bases—New York, 3. Philadel= ff Plank ¢ Base on Balls] Bat, k Out—By Ma arquard, 0; off Plank, 0. Peat} pa Cr Se Tho 8 on Erroré—New York, 0; Philadel-| Wild Pitch-Marquant,. Hit BY BOZEMAN BULGER. SHIBE PARK, PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 16,—The Athletics made it even up to-day betore a joyous multitude of some 26,000 fans, The Giants lost through their inability to hit Plank. Ina duel of southpaws {Plank outshone Rube Marquard, From the first the local players began to pepper away at Marquard’s offerings, ‘The climax came in the sixth, |Collins made two-base hit. Baker, after having two strikes, smashed the ball over the right-tield fence for a home ry dof him, From this time on the result was n ik was invincible, then Zollins er in doubt, as driving ¢ The il attendance was 26,286. The total cash was $42,962.50, divided as follow Play ers, club, $7,733.25; Nati nal Commission, $4,296.25, The attend was divided as follows: 17,299 ai St; 149 at $1.50: 1,074 at $2 and 4 at $3. : s toa man reall y another world’ Lert’ Maxwell, t not ¢ "ARNOLD BENNETT AUTHOR OF Whom God Hath Joined SAYS Man Should Be Married Before He Is Forty IN THIS EDITION OF THE EVENING WORLD u