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Eugene Church · 05-26-2006, 03:59 PM

ALLTIME ALLSTAR ASSOCIATION

Wednesday, September 17, 1902

1902 WORLD SERIES: GAME THREE AT SHIBE PARK

A'S FINALLY WIN ONE...CUT NY LEAD TO TWO GAMES TO ONE

NYG - 000 010 300 - 4 10 0
PHA - 001 301 00X - 5 10 0

WP: Waddell (1-0 5.68) 6.1IP 10H 4-4ER 2BB 1K
Shantz (7th) 1.2IP 0H 0-0ER 0BB 0K 0.00 ERA
Save: 1 Fingers (9th) 1IP 0H 0-0ER 0BB 0K 4.50ERA
LP: Tesreau (0-1 9.00) 4IP 5H 4-4ER 2BB 2K
G. Perry (5th) 2IP 3H 1-1ER 0BB 0K 3.00 ERA
Nen (7th) 1IP 1H 0-0ER 0BB 0K 0.00ERA
Antonelli (8th) 1IP 1H 0-0ER 0BB 0K 3.38ERA

Recap: Philadelphia barged ahead 4-0 in the early going and then held on to top the Giants 5-4 in Game Three of the 1902 World Series. The winning pitcher Rube Waddell supplied the eventual winning run in the sixth, when he doubled in Shigeo Nagashima (.545/0/1). Danny Murphy (.182/1/1) got the Athletics started with a solo homer in the third inning. Frank Baker (.182/1/3) homered in the fourth with Al Simmons (.333/0/1) and Jimmie Foxx (.091/0/0). aboard to make it 4-0. Rookie Jeff Tesreau gave up both fourbaggers. New York finally got to Waddell in the fifth when a double by pinchhitter Yutaka Fukumoto (1.000/0/0) and Bill Terry's (.200/0/1) single made it 4-1. The Giants really made it close in the seventh. Bill Terry, Martin Dihigo (.643/2/3) and Barry Bonds (.167/1/1) all singled to load the bases. Another single by Mel Ott (.250/0/3) scored a pair to make it 5-3. Lefty Bobby Shantz came in at that point and got Willie Mays on a ground out. Bonds scored on the play and this cut the lead to 5-4. The Giants went 3 up, 3 down against Shantz and Fingers in the eighth and ninth.

05-26-2006, 03:59 PM	#459 (permalink)
Eugene Church Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 17,079 Thanks: 100 Thanked 100x in 52 posts	ALLTIME ALLSTAR ASSOCIATION Wednesday, September 17, 1902 1902 WORLD SERIES: GAME THREE AT SHIBE PARK A'S FINALLY WIN ONE...CUT NY LEAD TO TWO GAMES TO ONE NYG - 000 010 300 - 4 10 0 PHA - 001 301 00X - 5 10 0 WP: Waddell (1-0 5.68) 6.1IP 10H 4-4ER 2BB 1K Shantz (7th) 1.2IP 0H 0-0ER 0BB 0K 0.00 ERA Save: 1 Fingers (9th) 1IP 0H 0-0ER 0BB 0K 4.50ERA LP: Tesreau (0-1 9.00) 4IP 5H 4-4ER 2BB 2K G. Perry (5th) 2IP 3H 1-1ER 0BB 0K 3.00 ERA Nen (7th) 1IP 1H 0-0ER 0BB 0K 0.00ERA Antonelli (8th) 1IP 1H 0-0ER 0BB 0K 3.38ERA Recap: Philadelphia barged ahead 4-0 in the early going and then held on to top the Giants 5-4 in Game Three of the 1902 World Series. The winning pitcher Rube Waddell supplied the eventual winning run in the sixth, when he doubled in Shigeo Nagashima (.545/0/1). Danny Murphy (.182/1/1) got the Athletics started with a solo homer in the third inning. Frank Baker (.182/1/3) homered in the fourth with Al Simmons (.333/0/1) and Jimmie Foxx (.091/0/0). aboard to make it 4-0. Rookie Jeff Tesreau gave up both fourbaggers. New York finally got to Waddell in the fifth when a double by pinchhitter Yutaka Fukumoto (1.000/0/0) and Bill Terry's (.200/0/1) single made it 4-1. The Giants really made it close in the seventh. Bill Terry, Martin Dihigo (.643/2/3) and Barry Bonds (.167/1/1) all singled to load the bases. Another single by Mel Ott (.250/0/3) scored a pair to make it 5-3. Lefty Bobby Shantz came in at that point and got Willie Mays on a ground out. Bonds scored on the play and this cut the lead to 5-4. The Giants went 3 up, 3 down against Shantz and Fingers in the eighth and ninth. Last edited by Eugene Church; 05-30-2006 at 01:16 AM.