THE Cf BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1913 EVENING EDITION.
'Mmk.
PITCHERS IN ODDS OFFERED
GREAT GAME
Records of Slab Artists Who
Will Contend for World's
Championship.
GAMES
First Bets Ten to Six in Fa
vor of New York Against
Philadelphia.
vpiil VniMC Dcf 4 Wlipn tho mr Miocmw Ivcm lu ioi IMJ Tlmn.J
New York unci IMiltndolphtn clubs J NEW YORK, Oct. I netting on
open the aeries of the World's base-, the outcome of the world's series
bnll championship at the Polo . baseball games, which open In Now
Grounds In this city on October 7, York October 7, started at 10 to (1.
tho Olants will have at least one , It muttered not that odds were wnnt
ndvniitngo which only the heaviest . ed on Philadelphia or Now York, 10
kind of stick work will overcome, to (i were the figures. That Is, If
Compared place for place, tho win-.the bettor happened to be In Phlla
ncrs of tho National League pennnnt .dolphin when the National Comnils-
niiin Ullli'MUll 'UU UU MtllU III UIUH-
lng ganic, there was the money to
COAST LEAGUE
BALL SCORES
PORTLAND DEFEATS OAKLAND 7
TO il VENICE AND SACRA
MENTO IIOTII WON GAMES
VESTERDAV.
Awoclttcd Prcii to coo nr TltnM 1
PORTLAND, Or., Oct. Port
land took another game from Oak
land yesterday, 7 to -a. The scores
Friday.
At Los Angeles
Los Angeles ....
Venice
At San Francisco
Sacramento ,
San Francisco
At Portland
Oakland
Portland
It.
12,
II.
7 :
7 1
11. E
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2 12 (
R. II. E
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7 11 C
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AT THE HOTELS.
appear to bo stronger In the pitch
lng department than the Athletics
Two years ngo when Connie Mnck's
place on the Athletes at 10 to C, and
team defentcd .McGrnw's team, four, In New York the odds wore 10 to 0
games to iwo, in tnc name lor mo mar. mo uianis woum win.
1911 title, conditions In this res- Hence tho unusual situation pro-
pect wero reversed. Now the margin 1 vailed that the bettors In both cities
of strength so far as boxmen Is con-, were willing to give odds on their
cerned Is on past performances with
the Giants.
Tho doughty leader of the Natlonnl
League representatives In the rniuliu;
eerlcs has In Mnrqiinrd, Mathewson,
home teams. These odds obtained
for several days until Larry Doyle,
captain of the Giants, was hurt in
an automobile accident and with
Huodgrass had sprung a Charley
Tesrcnu, Demaree, Fronimo, Crnndnll , Horse. Reports that Doyle and
and Wlltse. a group of twlrlers w. o auougniss mignt not no nine to piny
In the series wero Instantly reflect
ed, and bettors In Nov York wore
unwilling to rlsit more t!:nn even
money on their team in the face of
should prove m:ro effective against
tho Athletics than Render, Plank,
Shnwkey. Drown, Rush nnd llouck
ncnlnst tho Giants. Such nilcht not
bo the case were Connie .Mack s , "" reports.
pitching staff augmented bv tho Hy far the greatest amount of
presence of Coombs. Tho big .Maine money placed In tho first few days
hurlor Is considered to bo out of tho "Ttcf the opening dnle was nnnoiinee
serles. however, due to i-nrlv senson -'d was wagered In BO-caled fronl:
Illness and a more recent !v strained bets. There was no end of these
bnck. Tho iiltehlnir innlnstuv for tho Reports from Chicago wore that
Giants will undoubtedly bo .Matbow- hct could bo had on any point per
son. Mnrntinrd and Tesreau. with De- taining to the games, and the follow
mareo, Fromnie and Crnndnll second , 'K were uoted as some of tho odds
strliiir tw r era. For tln AthloUes' given on nets made tnero:
Hondor, Plank nnd. Shtiwkcy will Hvon money on the Giants nnd
havo first call, while Drown. Htmli Alliletlcs.
nnd Houck will bo reserve nlfchers. I Two to one that Mender does not
Muthowson. who Ih one of the win mm game.
greatest In money pitchers of bnse-' Four to one thut Render does not
bnll will havo to divide honors with win two games,
Mnrquard this year In nil probability. I Soven to one that Mathewson does
Wlillo his bond and hand still main-! "of win one game
tnln tho skill and cunning of years' Three to one thnt Mathewson does
Bono by. his arm cannot stand tho t win two games.
strain It did a few sonsons ngo. Twenty-five to one that the series
Mnthewson will havo to bear a Iurg-;Koes ov'1, fnr games
or share or the burden thnn he did
111 l'Jll. The same Is true or Ilen
'dor and Plank In the Athletic line
up, for Shnwkey Is an unknown
quantity in World's Series play. Tes
reau and Demaree, on the other hand
havo bad considerable more big
league experience and tho former
wns u factor In the World's ser
ies or llll 2, when the Giants gave
tho Roston Red Sox such a hard
Two to olio thnt the series docs
not go soven games.
One hundred to one thnt tho
(Wants do not win four straight.
Olio hundred to olio thnt the Ath
letlcs do not win four straight.
In New York one bet was record
ed at odds or I to ii that Mathew
son would pitch the first game. An
other bet was reported nt even in on
ey that Doinnree would win Ills llrst
Btruggle for the honors. Crnndnll is Ri'me. A third bet wns that the
not. likely to get Into the series ox-itwlos would go six guines. This bet
copt us a relief pitcher or iilnch Wi,H a,K0 even money. One Glnnt
liltter, unil llrown. Hush and llouck iitliuslnst offered 1 to I that tin
nro uncertain nronoslllons. Time Glunts would win the llrst three
nro uncertain propositions. They
nre Just as likely to win If Mnck
stnrtH uiiy one of the trio ns t blow
tip completely.
Mnthewson opposed Render In fie
llrst gnine of the I'.Hl series which
the Giants won, 2 to I. lie allow
ed six hits ugalnst the Indian's live.
Plunk and .Mnrquard were the ucc
ond pair, and while the Athletics
won, :i to l, they got but f:)iir hits
off Rube In seven Innings. Plank
allowed live for the lull nhm I
lugs. .Mathewson faced Coombs In I iiJiillili! 1 a!,v takers,
tho third uiiiiin. Inxhii' '. ti In I ---.' s,.
eleven Innings. The Mack men "Hvlded the heaviest pari of the box
gathered In nine lilts to the Giants' i wor,! wl, Render. Pitching but
II. Alnttle fried to come back In lie'"'"' W'e lens, nnd having an nver-
itiurin game, mil was reiieveil nv . '' puium ucnnv inui oi ine
Wlltse In Hie sevenlh Inning niter, veteran. If surprises develop In the
giving ten bits. Render twirled tho . !'0,lll,K series. It Is quite llkelv to
entire game for the American League, 110 1110 pitching department, nnd
ami won I to 2. allowing but seven 1 11 M possum, inai Denmree. Tes
hlts. Cooinhs and Mnrquard opened' ,va,, Shuwliey, llrown or Rush will
tile nun gunie. wliicti .New ynrk 1 ',,"i"'Minr '
gnines, but found no takers.
i me wero mo vnriutlons oil
which the early betlors laid their
money. One man bet even money
that the At Met leu would make more
runs during the total games than the
(iiauis.
Another ottered even money that
Hie Athletics would lead In bitting
In both New York and Phlladel
phla the usual plaint was heard that
money wns being offered on the home
Render
Plank
won, I to in the tenth Inning.
Mnrquard was driven from the box
In the third lulling, and Ames took
his place, and Amen was followed
by Crnndnll In the seventh. (Moiiibs
allowed eight hits In nine Innings,
nnd gave wav to Plank when the
Giants t tod the score. Plank was Miawnoy
charged with the hit that lost the 1 Rrown ..
game. In the Dual contest, Render lU811
hold the Giants to I hits and 2 Houck ..
runs while the Athletics batted lmaree ,
Aines, Wlltse and .Mnrquard lor IK Miriiurd
hits and a like number of runs. j Mathewson
It Is reasoiinble to suppose that Tesreau .
neither Render, Plank nor Mathew- I'roiuino .
son will ho as effective against the Crnndnll .
liatsinen as they were two years ago,
.Muniuu ed a result of his addition
al experience should he on paper
at least better than In Mill, but the
fact remain,, thai the lank left
hander Is not pitching the brand or
bnll he did In III 12. Tesreau, how
ever, has proved a big help, and De
maree luis developed Into a pitcher
who can hold his own in fast com
pany, Connie Mack's youngsters,
Shnwkey and Drown, have also been
coming strong, nnd the latter has
as a menus oi coniuarlsoii. the
!! I a records ol' the Athletics' and
i.iants' pitchers nre appended
Pitchers' Records:
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W. L. II. Pet.
Ill ! 2011 .117!)
17 in mil .tiao
a 7:: ,r,i;o
IS II 2(12 .021
It 7 1S1 ,011
is an ii it .7a:
1 i a i .S2i
22 10' 2aS .OSS
21 II 2!I0 .0S(i
! 10 1 OS ,171
!t 10 10S .47 1
2 a S7 .100
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Chas. II. Lacy, Gleiindn, Or.; II. W.
Karrlngton, L. S. U'estrnll, Portlnnd:
Mrs. M. Nosier and daughter, J. M.
Nye, Jr., Con.ulllc;C. N. Inieson, Snn
Francisco; Mrs. C. .1. Kelly, Ulverton,
Or.; H. V. .Morgan, .Inmestown, N. Y.
Krnnk Morris, Myrtle Point; L. M.
Hentley, Hood Hlver; S. .1. Sprupue,
Schofleld; O. A. Mlntonye, Co(iillle;
V. G. Hgleston. Oakland; 10. Fchroe
dcr. Hau Francisco; II. A.'lloutell, II,
s. Wright, San Francicso.
The l.loytl.
.1. Segler, Myrtle Point; llnrry M
Fudden, Poise, Ida.; Frank W. Hay
don, San Frnnclsco; S. F. Stull, Snin
Ott, Allegany; M. L. Laskoy, Coos
City; Nick l'evla, t'oos Hlver.
Tho Itlanco.
It. K. Smnlley, Portland; Herbert
.1. Johns, Phoenix, Ariz.; Chns. I
Mnthers, Port Orrord; M. J. Mels
Tampa, Kin.: John Porter, Allegany
.Inines .lusnnn. Gnrdlner: August Wll
son, Myrtle Point; A. YV. Ilollenheck
K. A. .Mnthows, finndon; II. c. Cun
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Hhrode. Fugeuu; V. S. Hamilton, Snn
Jose, Cul.iW. II. Lavlgny, IJandon;
z. K. Young, Dora; .Mark Dunn, S. S
iirenKwater.
Tho Coo.
J. K. Whitney. Cnnip ."; II. M. Ross
Fred Smith, ICugene; .Mr. Ilorton, Co-
(Millie: H. F. Corton. Hureku. Cnl.i
Victor Horrln. Great Falls; W. Pen
dergnst, Portlnnd: C. A. Gugo. Co-
(liillle, M. Schwnrtz, Camp 1; H. II.
Franklin, Gardiner; Fred Cleniensoii
San Fruntdsco.
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lyL Teacher of Piano,
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