Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 15, 1912 · page 11

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

25,000 PRESENT. _
POLO GROUNDS. New
York, Oct. 14.-1-',I‘he Giants made
their last stand today. Before a
crowd numbering 115,000 or more ,
the New Yorks, title holders of
the National League, stru gled
to check the onward marcfiof
the Boston Americans, who with
three contests captured needed
only another victory to earn them
the title of world’s champions of
1912. The Giants must win three
straight games to gain the cham-
pionship and a v1ctory Was neces-
sary today to give them a chance
to continue the struggle against
the Red Sox. The crowd came
late and the players were already
in the field, warming up before
the bulk of the day's attendance
was on hand. There was plenty
of room for everyone. The day
was cheerless and cold. dull gray
clouds screened the sun and there
was a threat of rain iii-the air. 1

TOMORROW’S GAME IN
BOSTON. ’

Should New York win today,
the game tomorrow will be play-
ed in Boston. Tonight Managers
McGraw and Stahl will toss a
coin to determine where the de-
ciding contests will be played in
the event that the Giants win the.
next two contestsm

THE LINE UP

NEW YORK

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Doyle, 2b.
Snodgrass. cf.
Murray. rf.
Merkle, 1b.
-- Herzog. 3b.
Meyers, c.
Fletcher. ss.
Marquard p.
BOSTON

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Hooper, rf.

‘in an uproar.

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quard out, flied to Speaker. ‘ ‘
No run, no hit, no error.
EIGHTH WINNING. ,
HoOper filed to Snodg‘rahs.

with his bare hand. Sp ellker
flied 1’to Murray. Lewis flied. to
Murray.

No run. one hit, no error.

Devore out, Collins to Stahl.
'Doyle sent up a high foul: to
Cady Snodgrass, got an infield
" hit. his holler to Yerkes being too
“slow to fiel ; Snodgrass out,
stealing, Cody to Wagner. 1
No run, one hit. no error. .-

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NINTH INN ING

Fletcher was
caugh t of? firSt, OBrien to
Stahl.

Five runs, six hits,

~..-.1...—

SECOND INNING

1, Gardner scratched an infield‘.
f.hit The official scorer, howevtg,;
Ive Mar hard an error on 1 e1, ‘ _
glay.StaI1l singled to center, Gardner flew out to Snbdgrasow
Gardner taking second. Wagner l Stahl sent out a long fly to Mur-
struck out Cady sent up a high ray Wagner Out. Hcrzog to
foul to Meyers- Engle batted tori Merkle. .
O’Brien. Gardner , and Stahl No run. no hit. no error
score, on Engle's tWo base hit

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off the fence Boone:- fouled out aemmv. Willem" of 111., saline
to Meyers. 1 Tribe Serve as Eyes for Gull!
Two runs, two hits, two errors ! anes ”7 Th9" Owners.

Collins pitching for Ballon'; We are apt to think that the cat's
Marquard flied out to Stah1~ibe“‘hbllity to goo in the dark is due en-
vore struck out. Doyle flied out ill‘cly to 11s oyen.l1ut competent 1111-
to Speaker. {thorny assures 1111 that the tellne'a

No roll, no .hit, no error. Epowot in this respect is due almost

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THIRD INNING ideiicate built that project from the:
Yerkes singled to

muzzle ,ol’ the cat family are wonder-

center“; ful mechanisms. Each one grown from

Speaker flied to Snodgrass. Lew- a follicle or 11111111 nerVed to the 111-
is gem a long £0111 to left, which most sensibility. its slightest contact.
Devore captured. Gardner flied with any obstacle is instantly felt by

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ggeraied whisker: on the 11111-1111 often
No run, one hit, no error.

project to such I distance that from

Snodgraas fligd t9 Yemen: point to point they indicate the get-

Murray singled to right but was not width of the body of lbe'fienst.‘

thrown out stretching his hit on; ‘Conoidor the lion stealing through the

a throw by Hooper to Yerkeh jungle at night in search of prey. who“.

11.1 the least stir of a twig gives alarm.

Merkle gOt an infield 1t “Mg Tho lion's whiskers ihdicata till-numb

the third base line. Merkle W“ tile liitllm nerves, any object that me:
out. stealing, Cady to Wagner.

No run, two hits, no error.
leaves and bougha would balmy his
FOURTH INNING' his presence. Wherever his hand may

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toward third base. Snodgrass vibrllsae there his body may pass
took Wagner‘s long drive, which noiseleulv. it in the ald'slven 111111,
was a brilliant catch and was by his whiskers, in connection with;

the soft cushions of his test. that en‘-
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Yerkes. 2b.
Speaker, cf.
Lewis. 1f.
Gardner. 3b.
Stahl. 1b.
Wagner. 55.
Carly. c.

0' Brien. p.
Collins,p

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By Innings

FIRST INNING.

1 Hooper at 11 single over sec-
ond on which Doyle made a fine
stop. but could not throw the run-
ner out at'first. Hooper was
caught napping at first and
thrown out The play was Mar-
quard to Merkle to Fletcher to
Merkle. Yerkes flied to $11011:
grass. Speaker walked. alter hav-
ing two strikes called on him.
8 eaker stole second. Lewis
flied out,to toDevore. It was a
pretty catch and saved 11 run:
No runs. one hit, no error.
Devore was out. 01111111: to
Stahl. Doyle ”toothed an infield
hit, which Yorke! could not held
in time. Doyle stole Mound
Snodgrsss struck out. Murray
got an infield hit, his roller htin iidlcfi

too slow for Warn or to
Doyle went to third on the §lIy.
O’Brien nine
Murray wont to second.

 
 

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bulk.

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Collins at first.
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No run,.two hits. no error. ‘
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Herzog fl d to Spea y lag—ls gladly presented herewith.

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fence for three bases' Flemh" who. though no longer in her flrall
flied to Speaker.
for home. but when he saw “gum?
Speaker“ a splendid throw, he hurn
ried back to third. Yerkes threw flee to drink 11 cup or chocolate and!
out Marquard. - fiend the morning never in bed. DI

No run, one hit. no error.
FIFTH INNING,

 

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and recovering herself for each scrap.

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m Stahl, ““th 13"” .1 iooduro imparts Iprightlinen sail
No run. one hit, no 1111 r.

church—to mind as well as shape.

SIXTH INNING

Leilvis flied out to Meyers.
Gardner Itruck out. Stahl struck
out. Marquard's speed Was he-
wildering and his curves broke
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How the Series Stand.
Fiisl grime-«Tuesday at

Polo

grounds New York. Red S1111 won.

1 to 3.
rcnu and Crnndall.

Strand
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ii to (i aiev%n innings

Pitchers. Wood and Tea-

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Pitohors,

, Mathewson and Collins, Hall and 1

Bedlam

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Why park. Boston Giants
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Fourth ' game~Frl0ay

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won 2

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grounds. New York
5 to 2.
Brian and Collins.

How They Stand.

Boston 8 2
New York 2 8
Game Today.

New York at Boston

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But this latter contingency was not
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prepared for todav‘ a game tooling oer
min of victory

Manager Slahl said: "We need only
one more victory and we lime two
games in which to get it. We ought to
win today," and added, "and I think or
will. "

Manager McGraw oi the Giants was!
“The series is going the
limit of games. We made a successful;
rally and we will win today, Wood or1
no Wood."

Betting, today favored the 'Bos-

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