L " , battery for tho acetone.
‘. ‘V . Yerkes.
filer went to right field and OlLoughIIn cheering continually to rattle Milli:-
went to right field. . ._ querd.
THE SCORE L
giants .0 ‘I O 0 l o 0 0 0‘2 CROWD LATE. Speaker was forced at second when
Red Sox 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 The greahbulk of the crowd came ,Herzog took Lewie’ grounder and
. r. h. e. late. With the clearlng weather to throw to Doyle. .
NEW YORK 2 7 1 favor the prospect of a contest there Gardner tiled wt to Murray.
VBOSTON 1 7 0 was an eleventh hour rush to Fon- No run; One hit. No er'II‘ore.
. ' m . lway Park. The outfieldo and tempor- FIFTH ‘INNINGV ,
GIANTS. Vary stands rapidly filled and there Helzog put a hit for two bases
Devore. r. l. wall a "Inns of spectators standlnu‘ down on left field line. ,
Doyle, 2 h. In eerrled lines Ilehlnd the temporary May’g‘p' Went out, O’Brien t Stahl.
snodgraee, c. f. fences in the hackfleid. ,The, “Royai Herzog taking third. L ‘
Murray. I- f- RoDIeI'ILII" led by a ”flow“ play- Herzog moored on Fletch: r's single
IMerkle, 1 b. ing “Tessie," the battlectmg of the to right. ,,.
Herzeg, 3 b. famous Boston-Pittsburgh series of Flo-{pher' stole “gm";
Maya”. c: , 1903. marohod cross the hold and took Gan"rlgVaiVI'VIVIv throw we: a little low..
Fletcher, s. s. their seats. Marqtiard Walked a. O'Brien bo-Y
_ .Marquard, P- , SPEAKER GAME. came uneettled over the New York
RED SOX. When theRed Sox went outVfor hitting.‘
Hooper, r- fr field practice, the home Club, fan! Ewigm [3‘03qu ‘0 warm up for 503..
Yerkes. 2 b. groaned when they noticed that ton.
Speaker, c. f. Speaker, the Boston heuvy hitter. . Msrquard wa‘ forced on ’secorId.
Lewis, I. f. limped peroeptibly. Speaker wrench- when Wagner took lawman.biounderE
Gardner. 3 h. ed his ankle sliding to first house in and “55¢an to Yerkes. Fletcher“;
Stahl. 1 b.- the third Inning yesterday- took third on the play. Devore stole:
Wagner. “3' The two team out up a fast fieIdI second, Fletcher being held at third.
Garrigan, c. ing practice and the stops and throws Doyle was puppbgely passed to firgt‘
, Cady. °'.:.; . of the players were loudly cheered- and the bases were filled with two;
O'Brien, . SPEAKER GETS AUTO. out. L ~
BedlentVVV _‘ ‘ , An auto Was presented to Speaker With three balls anLd- two strikes
WT”"“”‘“"’“‘ for being the m0“ valuable player *0 called on snod race; the or in was
BIG, CROWD AT GAME" his team of any player In the Amerl m a fer'nent of excitemento d
FENWAY PARK. BOSTON, Oct. 10
—-Twenty thousand or more specta-I M
tors passed through the turnstiles of
Fenway Park today to watch the Boa-E b 1
ton American League champions en- tory y fillings
gage in the mud chutest with theI . FIRST INNING.
NewVYo'rk Nationals fer the uremierg The fir“ pitch was a bell.
of baseball the world’s champIonshIp.V D ,, , »
The Red 80x were winners of the firm: evore got a sing e to center. ‘
Doyle flied out to Speaker. It wan
3:3; is: {:‘terda’ the tw° ”uh“ 5.. attempt at the hit and run pI:ay
. . I Devore was out stealing, Carrlgan
All BostOn paused to catch Its .
' ‘I- . 1 W er. b
"breath today. "A reaction from the to am" ,Dovore was looked a“
can League.
Snodgraee filed to Lewi. and the
suspense was over for Boston.
One run. Two Min. No error.
Stahl was out attempting to steal
a hard drive and well played by Del
vore, who held the
base.
Stahl was out attemptin'gto steal
on a short passed ball, Meyers to
Doyle. V ’
Murray made a dazzling one- hand
catch of Wagner's fly after first mil-V
batter on first I
Ifeet off the bag. judging it.
’ r I , I
:rezé'eftafiexogeme‘nt:lgyasxujiy:I ..Snodgrass filed to Speaker. Carrigan went out. Marquard to
g S “99° ’ No run. One hit.. No error. Mcrkle. "
the Red V80; owners said and point- i . ,
H o h .
ed to the many empty seats in the e per fl'ed cm to ch er
‘8.
M .
outfield stands as an evidence of this arquard had “00¢ speed and a
,fast working curve.
reaction.
I Yerkes we 0 n trl .
THOUSANDS DISAPPOINTED. I “t “‘ ° 3 k”
, . , The crowd cheered Speaker as he
The playing of a game tOday In- 1
- , , came to the plate.
stead of tomorrow made It Impossible
Speaker was out. Doyw to Merkle.
for hundreds, unable to adjust their ,
No runs. .No hIt. .Nn error.
business engageincnt on such short
notice to attend. The resolved seats SECOND INN‘NC“
havingibcen sold previously were well- MW'aIY made 3 ”mm“ b“
filled. same ardent “fans” waited up "9’“ “"3"-
all night for the gates to open I - ‘ ”arm “mm“ 3".“ was 'out. 0'
A warm sun and a gentle norther LEM" to 5‘3” Murray went to third
Iy bl‘eeze at noon dispelled the clouds on the play.
that had thredtened ralnailthc morn- Murray scored 0" Herzog's sacrifice
fly to VHooper, whoae throw to the
No run. One hit. No error.
SIXTH INNING. _
The Beston fans applauded Murray
for his catch as he.went to the plate.
Murray put up a high laul, which
Lewis took after a hard Iun.
Merkle struck out.
Herzog was out, Wagner to Stahh.
No run. No hit. No error.
Marquard bent thiec curves over
the plate and O'Brien went back to
the bench a -victim of strikes. Doyle
took Hooper'o high fly after a hard
run into right field.
Yerkes put a slng‘e over second}
Speaker put up a high loul. which
to
ing. The smart showers timing the
night had little effect on the infield plate IaIled to “Eh the M“ N°W Meyers took
and the groundkeepel‘a gave the (“3. York fielder. V No run, One hit. No error.
mond a good sprinkling uefmc the Meyoro was out, Gardner to Stahl.. SEVENTH INNING. V
No run. One hit.‘ No error. ‘
Meyers atruck out.
Fletcher was thrown out. Gardner
,to Stahl.
Marquard‘o ellcctlvo pitching woo
recognized by the crowd who gave
him a hsnd do he came to the plate.
Marquud wan out when SlIhI took'
his grounder and tuned It to O' Brien.
No ”BLIND hit. No error
Everybody got up In the "Lucky
:Seventh" and cheered for several
Iminutoi. "
Lowl. out, Fletcher to Morkle.
Mueruy Itook Gardner» toui unolmt
players come on the field.
BOTH CLUBS CONF.IDENT ! Lewis chat 1 hot single Vto cenVVter.
Both clubs were confident today of, first and “1' “Wm "I’d' 3“" but
the final outcome of the series. The first, find "‘5 ”NV" cI‘lcd, “Balk." b“
Red Sc: said they had me! Mathew ” W" 0“ '“W'd ”Y “‘9 “mill".
can without defeat and that title New Gardner “"mud' H"‘°9 “I M°"'
York pitcher could not recuperate“ kle. “w" “*le ”Wild-
eulilcientiy to cause them any further 8"” “m“ out °" a ”‘9" “If ‘0 MW"
trouble, ‘ while the Giants declareu 1‘ try.
they mid looked the Red Box Vhoxmen w“9"°" “WW “I" _
over and beyond Wood there way nOI No run. One N‘- N° "m"-
One else who could puzzle them. i THIRD qumor. i
“mg BATTERIES. , Fletcher took III. lam on hello. 0’
.O’Brion end Carrigan, tor the aw? Brien woo unotosdy end could not
Box, and Marquard and Meyers for control III“ "WI.“ ”I'M Marquord "In “"00. I
the Giant: named the Ilitdlyi “magnum“ O'BI'IM I0 sum. Btuh’l lint II two bugger Into the
It: for todayo game. g Devon fanned binohm.
BOSTON FlfiaT ON FIELD. Doyle'l lino filed to Btahl. A 700!
The rod hosed acetone were “welther way and It would have been a
first on the field and so they trotted, "Ir“ “I" hit.
out from the playere' bench lor hat I N° run. N° W- N“ """I
ting practice the stands cheered ‘ c‘l'lll‘" '9'" “P “I “III" “I": "MG"
Manager Ituhl cold 0’ Brian would MW‘W omethorod
probably lie «lied on for box duty 0’9"” “"9“ (M. W". "Mb" ‘°
The Giant: came on the hold coon?“ 9W” “‘"W‘m‘ "“ WWW
ten- the Amorloanionlluoro and tow ”WP" 'l“ “mi“ “I"
ed the ball around on the side llnu. 1"“ “W 9““ ""4“" ‘ ohoor
» HUMOHS DENIKDI I“ I'll WC!“ C0 the Gilli" bench.
Reports that‘ oover’el" player: of N” "‘"h. "0 hit. m~"‘"°‘"l
Iioth tennis would Inelot tmit the turn ’ FOURTH MINING.
mcmboi. choirs. not only In the re- chemo. writ out, Vol-ko- to
.oeiplc el yuterdoy’o tie canton. butjtilhl-v r."
in the has: him gem» III min: “rm crowd amp Money I amt
which. Including the New York acme ' hand so he “me to the plots. .
lost Tue-day, would motto five film“ He won out, O‘Brien to etohl on!
In all. were «outed by the Notional hunt. I
Cohlmitolon, Ioe'yVI-I' Illor aid that ‘ Merklo was another victim by the
the pluyeroweuld eh rd only i ammonia combination, aim-Ion
that tour gem» of the urlu’ holding Marks-in Vduullnp wound»
Had the bell gone ten lost higher It
would have cleared the lance tor a
. Ihomo run.
Meyers caved Morqusrd a wild
pitch by a line catch behind the plato.j
Wognor cent up a high lly to 00-
van.
'No run. Ono hit. No erronl i
EIGHTH INNIIIIG. .
Dovoro got I hit to left our hord-
nor'o heed.
Doyle filed to Lowlw. .
amour". olnulod to loft, Devon
being hold at encode. 9
Murray filed to bowie.
endear”: woo forced at tactful:
when Wagner tack thorium grounder
lend throw to Yerkes. ' V
' No run. ‘l‘wo hlu. lilo error. e
Ineii woilt into but for tierrigen.
Q
} Land will: first
catch of Fletcher's
then doubled up Meyers by a line
throw to Stahl.
. ;3peaker popped a high fly to- Fletch-
er. '
Gardner wag out when Marquard took
Stehl's grounder'ond throw to Her
V109. who touched the Boston runner’; Prozaldent Gaffnoy on the humor and
,wlldly to flret.
Vin hing.
‘linlsmon in tho American League this;
'in n L‘Iiihs II_V liiminiii', replied:
: In:
Viiorttord railroad tor the duiirtil
Inclusion of oliill‘oiilmolaoilix 31.500.0005
_ YQM'.‘ ,
It qu announced that loll would but '
Honey was hit by a pitched. boil,
Herzog was out stealing. Dolly to
Meyers singled pm Wagner. L”
Speaker made a brilliant running,
lung drive and ,
. No run. OnthIt. No error;
11
Lewis scratched an infield - hit.
Lewis scored on Gardner's doublento
right.
"before he could touch the bag. I that he did not know uhetner he Would,
Hendricksen run for Stahl.
'drickaen went to third when Fletch I
pr took Wagner: grounder and threw to "o to his home in Kansas City but
it is understood
trail III mu all"
Wagner stole second.
..Devore caught Cody’s long Vfly. .‘ i
One run.Itwo hits. No erroro.
lI
. I a uViLIiriosof leiVIVIV:
, . . as to what _, -,i 310' do In case
106 WOOdS PltChlng is euooéé If; he man‘ag
Described by Laioie
iNew York Sun)
Napoleon Loliiio. who he. faced all u
Iiiiziis ni’ pitchers since he made hid’
in)“ It. major league rnmpam Inuit
him that Joe Wood of the.
{Ionian Red Sox timer has been"
equalled I...iijl)lr, one of mu higgesi‘ 3
“lion nailed the other day mi
jilill. “llV tho lied oinx star has
y'oinv
it’ll
"Ho‘s not WI‘Qi‘Hlllilg comlilned:;
physical development. stamina, iron
uni-w: ‘IIIIri bluiur. also normal plirli
isliill, Wood excels In: knowing
II. V\ 10 pliill In dill'erom Ilelemen.
His IIeIIilunrk In: one of tile reasons
4““; lie is ill the head of the clues.
[in iiolioim II mixing him up, \IlIloLi
in In}. opinion is the moat oliociive‘:
method employed in decoIIe hi‘ hole. I!
in (Iii in ('1‘ tho records and you ll find A
that the most successful pitcliols in
i
-l.
Ihr knack of mixing IlIo last with
the slow ones \Iiilioui alternating V.
illolr delivery.
"Wood looks like the swiftest ,
pitcher live ever faced. llo some to
have more soiled ilinn Amen RIISIP.
Rube V‘I’addoii, Rube ‘ZIIIII-qnui‘d. \V‘al-
tor ohnson and others I could name.‘
tot he developed this woudorl'ul'
speed with an €Ilt~iy‘“0l‘€rhand IIInIIoII'
=II'lIiI‘lI onuhios him to keep his hal
“once and roniml the course of the
hull II, III not o: uggorsllug it a hit ‘
when I any that III times I hate Iii-on
nimble In our. Wood's lust ball as it
sped over Iho pinto.
"VV'IIII lili! some overhead motion.
\V'mi can Ilill‘ll ll Ioalzlulizlng slow
hall the kind that ioqu-I no if it never?
unuill Imili lilo, liluir. Thou hi! can.
allow II. wide rurrn brill, dolliereii
with the some motion. which is it
iiil'Il. Wood didn‘t limo this curve
hint war, but ll undilunly Iramo In
him when the Red 80x were irI‘IlIIIIIIrw
in the south loin Inning. lion new
looted II in) that II' II about the nulolri
est breaking hall ”1' in met tried . toI
IIIII. Wood has oil the .I‘tmurlifin
Lemme Illliilmirll mulled Ho unvoi-
ovmlcokh n [IIIIII if he hen the num
hero of the illnniii they woul make?
any lieiulwil'y Wood looks to me
like lite one heat IIol "
I.
I
fl
anitnono HAII BIGOEBT ohm ml
. » rim-oily.
liuelnona Inch through Now Eng ,
Vinita will we the mimlmkhnio elite»;
Inf II revival of business In thin him;
of the «wintry In the Ironic. littirrdo;
of did Now York, him Well not!
riV
I‘
ending sentoniiio 31. which allows Imi
oi‘tfl“ the corresponding quill-loo incl.
’1th Inmoio III would all In
height momma. Inconsistent
.hoeihooii hem remitted shout
, lilo lfilii'oiioo lie Iii “whom to
that ”many-I contain. though a v
would count one or the tour in
A hall to me the «auction In to
, i . ,
Klillg‘ of‘tho Boston Nationals iaouod
, denies reports of on ngl‘eoimont ,I‘Iy
W
gel- by George Shillings, who managed
the Buffalo team this season.
held ho had hoi‘
hammered milder. nitrite Doe
II in have, ’
'Iho and. lice.
I {or the Icon] ciuI
not of $50,000 a
725 wish or $18nelt chili-e do“ he In
I lose even share iii taken
,rnce with President (“effort i £1me
‘ able to stole whether or not i hiiloon-
The Ills! ndvi cos; i had froui \ir
nm In the effort that there: was IIII- liniygh dihrussed, as ulwaie. The 10in?
soliileli nothing in the neneiiohor rod of. the situation pointed to McGraw‘n
1n ri that Siallings was. to he de’iio
III 9 had to on
unconditional rrlozuao fiom .\‘ll
MANY [IF VAL‘E
root‘s Tlii
lllt' LIIIIIIIelie gliViIIo tomorrow sud‘
. the West Point game only it week mm.-
combined
Eelt‘iiil oi IlIo Voteraxio uV root
In tin lino.
hlty uiilniiitille. ,
the «lily llkilliltil llii‘. nrrubc.
ilouolulowu wnnI made this being by
Loftui; In It eliort end run from the lit
toeu yard line
book In niece of Cornlnh, wIiIIIIII with:
Is nominal] Corniel. will not he nbln
to not Into the ileum inmurroiv. bonus
iiilh In tho Isoi'inianIIio. l’liililil’l II pin;-
ling oauiml considhruhle comment. III
who of tho lwnl llt‘ played a feat some
e dunno center;
the ,3
other In the fifllll‘l’ ot the well. and ’ '
with: -
Infant/WWI.” tr alr AwVW any any W/.*‘MV ”I’m/w
.I‘oUDn‘th‘VI'I in- “‘“‘WK%\_‘ ‘H\u\‘~. mx‘k
Ill liIIlI Biilllill
oelIIII Illaiieger walls to Know
ii Shillings is to Bet
VlLlVis loll
BO STO‘N, Oct .
i»
il.—-~Managor John.
statement last night in‘ Which ho
inch be Is to he succeeded his mama.
Kling
no continent 0 IV IIII
l
I
Kilng loft Item lust night ootonsibi»
Jill?“ he hue hit. the
it which Clddnéy in;
chemo! neocrt Iii ,hé stilling I
1' $150.00” t‘nBII,
hares they onn nuMilVl not sell u
lune managing the Boston \atiundfi
QVMF
J)—
on:
. and lost II’I game
we village of. 275’ Since .Vuguati.
aloof \ir VV'Iud‘ s resignation no have
I
I
“if I am not retained as Iilaunger of .
he nceiou (hill and cannot secure In
In) I shall Ioiiio irom biliil‘llllll."
r
llEiillLlllS not not
[.ialu. uraciire was in order to, the,
Yule, IIII-slty town I’ilesiierdoi wood a
liltjm’ll} of the regulars were givéii It]
volt. wuim weather. ulth.
ioll Conch Howe to give:
[Ilium Vi siren woo moIed up to join;
Warren uti- olilo and wil. be tried ohi' I
gkhde out very well lorV
lilo lIrIII time He hue III-Ian playing:
on lisllhaolt In; [0 I-reierday on a v-Iur
A long horiniuuiilo null the menu for
But one
LIII‘IIIs IIlnIoil quarter-
was nurouozmd llv Fons at quarterback
end the tumbling which lost him hie
il'ill‘llltv position Irninoriirily was look
In». Flynn; the liner lull bitch, routed
as did Marine and Caution, captain
entitling played the greater par of
tile eoriminng’n and made several good,
rune. Kulehom who in the some [or
it low minutes only hurl then the occult
as tool. him out to civic Molten II
chimed. 'l‘lio reel of the lineup was
(mummies faced Giants audited Sox
on they returned to the Polo Grounds
with honors even, pmpured Iror their
fourth gome in the strugglewfor Ivorid
baseball
Horn! lie managoi of the local club next year. i match in this most sensational of con
tests between National and American
League Ipennant winners 118.5 elicited
unprotedenwd intolosi III the outcome.
As ii lesuit tlieieh
thut, giIeu oien nieasuiablj fair (zon-
dltolnsl a record crowd will he on hand
VI)" the game time today. _ L
xfiot mole than
‘tlioueandn to file into the grounds ii
jruin m a net diamond (lid not prevent
conviction that today's
prove to he the, crucial one of the se-
ties, the winner to lie the ultimate vir.
tor.
coming back VVV ii‘n Tesroaii whom Siahl
tiai'iLV'
NEW YORK, Otil. l.1.t~=—Wetlth&l‘ un-
The close
championship
was oreer indication
/
“This morning, however, there were
and at the gate a. Vinlei-
iiiont si'honers VVsIarliIIVg shorth Vihé"
Among. the tang menaring hi the
.‘ the feeling was even more teller
lien on Tuesday. Each side having
hated the other out. the current of
omimeni swept strongly toward: the
game would
Probable pitching selections were_
lllflllliKL‘l‘ of Ilir) club. I ,‘~ dwelling“, Ito countei again with
"When Mr Ward's concitioh nfiti‘ LEW . Fa”? he tell that Ilie sperm
hi- club “as laminated loot . I‘ grill-i “new inelifilolentroellmd do
itléd Ir)‘ try min 01‘ Bodiont as a star
it” GmII‘Ilnil was again the routine
mum in Vproiiapeoi on the Ne“ York side
nilhéil 633 games winning 27 it peril‘
IIIII kind of rmupnni lune learned Vorntnghol‘ Jug.
M..‘La-—v-——. ,— -.
Iasebal
AMUSEMENT PARK
._..._.....
iOCTOIIIIR 12th;
3 o'clock
.orwalks
DI‘Y
Americans
«I... u”-
TILIPHUNLLE QALL 720
[III [Iii HUIIS
(Drapery Boulevard)
VIAfl‘l‘ ND‘RWALK
shore Emma and All Kinds Ill
" .808. FM Sunkeddodlrdor
illill;l;~,llfiilillilll. nil
ISIgnshI VWoalIeningwflocnrd Crowd Today I ‘
'Weailiei: Permits Game
Snooker, cf:
Stohl, III ;_
p.
Snodgraes, of; Murray. rf; Morltle’
Fiercest, 3b; Meyers, c; F‘ioto
Teeroau [I
V Bostons contini'ent of rd .
own not Va. whit loses confident; been
of Vyosiorddy’s defeat.
ing and a remarkable catch
ole! point had gone against I
argued
in ii strong."
"VV 00d oViigIIVt to iopeat Vnn
game on our homo gmuuds."
Indore and the team Iuemhfl
sum the} soon would have
in hand.
Sox Vt‘or ‘nltchei‘s. .
are lured todav “iiV loolos to me
iIII- edge VV as ours."
er~and his lameness has he
preciable effect on his lilayVV
Roger Lullliiw
INVIIIIgsi or
W
if Toeieau weakened or aim *' ‘
of (mini; in.
B()STON-—H001Io1',,li‘;i’ei’kos,
Lewis, if; Gardiner,
,Wegner, as; (Indy, 0
NEW &:0‘RK~Dovorc-,lf: Doyle,
VTlIe
said Manager 8
No less confident were the Ring
“We are In a better on)"
Manage
With possible exception oLI.’
W
(Continued on twelfth he ‘
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WHISKE
lierlor and Flows. :elt end; B. “erred.
left tackle. hook, left guard: Kelonumf
Randell righl
Mouth. right tackle; Booker;
tiling. Martin and Crimp. loll
Idliihi end Madden, fright
‘ There Con fie
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ulioutblhe guilty oil It
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the uni oiled III tile
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