The four runs which counted looked like forty until the third, when the entire Toronto team went to bat. Kelly was out when Lajoie singled and Moores booted Lacobson's grounder. The bases were filled when Thompson hit to third. Whiteman's single scored Zabel and Adams hit Lajoie. For the second run, Thompson and Whiteman scored on Graham's base hit. Koenler took the throw to the plate and tried to nail a goal off first base, but his throw was bad, and Lajoie scored, while Graham took third. Andrews took the backstop at third, when "Lena" was banished. He and Smith popped out. Five runs out, the Leafs one to the good.
Richmond went to the front again in the fourth, when Smith made a bad throw to first base for the third out. Andrews booted Koehler's grounder. Moores sacrificed and Adams singled, but nobody scored until Smith made his wild chuck to Graham, Koehler and Adams scoring.
Whiteman's single and Graham's double put the Leafs even with Richmond in the fifth. Thompson delivered his second double of the game in the seventh and Adams tried to walk Lajoie, but Larry stepped across the plate and hit a waste ball for a base hit. Hanford's perfect throw from center cut Thompson off at the plate. Two were out in the Toronto eighth, when the hip blow-off happened. Smith then singled and stole and Adams intentionally walked Kelly.  To the Zabel, who promptly cracked the ball to the fence for two sacks and two runs. Manager Smith announced after the game that he would send Wyatt Lee. 