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Philadelphia Athletics at New York Giants, October 25, 1911

At home, the New York Giants won 4-3 over the Philadelphia Athletics on October 25, 1911 in the World Series. It was decided by a single run. Retrosheet records attendance of 33,228, a running time of 153 minutes, and a day start for this game. The weather notes give 54 degrees and sunny skies. All of the Philadelphia Athletics scoring came in one inning, 3 runs in the third. The line score has the New York Giants crossing the plate in the seventh, ninth, and tenth; the ninth brought 2 runs. The line score runs past nine, to the tenth inning. The Philadelphia Athletics had 7 hits and the New York Giants 9, with 2 and 2 errors. Doc Crandall was the winning pitcher, allowing 0 earned runs on 2 hits in 3.0 innings. The loss was charged to Eddie Plank after 0.2 innings and 1 run. No pitcher struck out more than Jack Coombs, who had 9. The New York Giants' pitching table lists Red Ames, Doc Crandall, and Rube Marquard. Rube Oldring led the Philadelphia Athletics at the plate: 2 for 5, 1 home run, and 3 RBI. Larry Doyle led the New York Giants at the plate: 4 for 5 and 2 doubles. The home-plate umpire was Bill Klem.