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NEW YORK singled to loft, Heroes solos to soc-
‘ L " 0nd. Herzog was corolla at. third
32:2?sz when Hail look Flotchors grounder
’ ' ‘ and throw to Gardner. Tosresu was
SNODGR‘A‘SSv .CF ' thrown out at first, Hall to Stain.
MURRAY, “no Meyers took third and Fletcher sec
MERK‘LEL, 13 end on the play. Devore filed out to
HERZOG, 33 Hooper. it was a pretty catch.
~ No run. Two hits. No error.
MEYERLS'C Msrkls tookLHall’s grounder and
FLETCHERv 33 throw wildly to Tesreau. Hall look
TESREAU. P . second on the play. It. was -a hit sud
_____. an error. Hooper singled to center.
‘ 3051-01»; Hat“ gelling tubing tngLeke'se strle;
“ cu. use.» r 0 var ,
HOOPER'L RF , threw Hall out It the plate. '
YERKES' 28 No run. Two hits. One'errorfi
SPEAKER. 0F ‘ No ‘run. we hits. Ono error.
LEWIS, LlF ‘ "’
GARDNER, 3B» ' “' FdURTH‘LL- L‘NN'LNG-
STALHL, 18 Doyle went out on a grounder to
Stohl. unassisted. Snodgrass sent ”up
WAG"ER' 55 a high fly to Wagner Murray was
CADY. C out Lwhen his grounder was deflected
woozo, P by Hall to Yerkes, who. threw 5_to
HALL,P Slob! ‘ “
No run. No hit. No error.
bowls sent a high fly to Dovore.
Gardnerwoo hit ‘by it pitched ball.
Stnhl singled to left. Gardner going
. to second. Stohl was forced at sec
and when Doyle took Wagner's
grounder and tossed it to Fletcher.
Gardner‘wen-t ‘to third on the play.
Tesrenu threw out Cody at first.
No run. 5.0ne hit. No error.
BOSTON, Oct. 15.——Wood and Cody
‘were nnounoed as the batteries for
Boston; Tesreou and Meyers for "New
York.
The crowd from the hall field toni-
pelary stands leaped over the fence
and the police were called to drive
them Off. 5
Umpire Evans went behind the
plate; Klem made the decisions oli-
liuses; Rigler went to right. field slid
O’Iloughlln went to left field.
The opening of the game was delay-
.ed lbecnuse the temporary fence in
front of tiny left field bleachers was
broken down by the crush of the
spectators.
- can
FIFTH lNNlNG.
Morkle was out on a slow roller.
which Cady threw to Stahl. Herzoa‘
struck out. Meyers singled to left.
it was his third hit in the some.
Meyers was out at second when Wag-
nor took Fletcher’s grounder and
- threw it to ’Iorkes.
No run. One hit. No errm
llall ‘sent u-_1) nflhlgh ny, which tell
sate between boyle and Suodgrsss.
and the runner took second. Hooper
5 FIRST INNILNG'
Devore was safe on on infield hit
which Wagner could not field Doyle
singled to center, Devoro being held
at second. Devoro and Doyle execut-
ed a double stenl.‘ Wood‘s pitch to
L 5 the plate being low and (lady milking
no attempt to throw out either run-
ner. Devore and Doyle scored on Sund-
grass' two base hit to right. Murrny
sacrificed. Bnodgmss to third, on a
grounder to 5Btshl. Sliodgrass scored
on a single .by Merkle, who took sec-
ond on the throw in to catch Snot!-
Lgrass. The wind carried Merklo‘s fly
Lout of hewis' reach. Wood took Her-
sog's grounder and threw to Wagner.
who then tossed it toLGnrduer, who
. touched out Merkle on the line. Her-
zog took second on the play and he
scored on Meyer's single to left.
Fletcher guts single to right, Mey-
ers inking third when Gardner drop
pod Hooper's perfect throw. Fletch
or went to second on the play. Mey-
ers scored on an infield hit or Tow
ronu. which Wood was barely able to
intercept. Fletcher scored on a do-
lnyed"steal. NDevoro coins Toaosau
was going to second after Fletcher
scored. the ploy being (lady to Yerkes
to ‘Stohl to Wagner.
Six runs. haven hits. One error.
Hooper struck out. Yerkes WLllk-
ed. A sharp wind was inrorogreosi
during the second hull of the first in:
dings, grout clouds oi dunthlowlnE
uordssthe field. 'S‘pesiter tiled 'L out
and when Yerkos' grounder bounced
out of Doyle’s hands to Fletcher.
Speaker walked, filling the bases.
howls tooled join: to Marine. Gard
ner went out, Tesresu to Merkle.
No run. L One hit. No error.
SIXTH INNING.
Tesresu out, Yorke: to Stain.
vone walked.
to crowd in right field. Doyle
a grant than for his long hit.
gross flied out to howls.
Hall to Stahl. .
Twa runs. One hlLtI No error.
‘Stalll sent I long ‘ily
Tosrosu throw 510 Cody at first.
Hall‘ walked. Hooper struck out.
No run. one hit. No error
silvnlijr‘u mums. L
Murillo singled to center.
Murillo 01! first.
field hit.
Meyers not In in-
on only. home filed to tools. 5
-to Murray. howls out, Horse; to One run. Three hits. No errors.
Merino. " Wilson now coaching for New York.
No fun. No hit. No error. Fletcher throw out Yerkes. Smil-
«we.» “or slnzlod. Lam doublod to Mt.
LBELGOND Milli“.
Hull now went into tho; box for
lioston.1)ovore wnlhed.5 Devon‘s LL
stole second, Cadys throw Minx
wide. Doyle walked. ‘Dovoro .‘L"
caught oil second ”by INuulothrov‘
‘fl‘Oin Hall to Wagner. L L
singled to right Doyle mun 5
Doyle scored when lion ism
salami- Ioorlnx~_
,L slngiod to co tor. Herod; scored on 5L
‘ Speaker’s wild throw to coldly Hor-
L no; running
‘ second on the inlay.
5 5 Fletcher's line Ntiy5 53nd running in
5N touched second, doubling Wilson and
5 the American league commons tor
‘ lions] league.
walked. Hooper was forced at sec-L
'De-
‘Devore scored and:
Doyle scored on a home run drive in-
tot
Sund-
Murray out,
. to Devon.
Wagner singled over second. (in I
wild vltch Wagner wont to lull-o. The
ball want‘ into the grand stand Ind
Wagner was allowed the extra base.
Homo!
flew- out to leI. idiom mods ll nice
stop or 1mm wide throw to also
Fletcher filed to Specular.
Merino scored on I slusio to right by
Tasman. Meyers tool: second on ‘
I third. Flower threw
Liam.
, 5L . NiNLTH lNLNliio. ,
‘Horzost walked to .first. Wils
Mthird Wilson tonic
Speaker caught
completing A double play unassisted
Tesreou walked to first.
at first. Yahoo to Stahl.
‘Ono run. None hit, one error. ,
5 Lewis walked L to” first. Gardner" .
sit-unit out. Lewis was toroedNNot soc-
oud when Horizon took Stahl' a ground-
er and tossed it to Doyle. Wagner out,
Tesrenu to Stuhl.
No run. no hit. no error.
5 ”We“ .
JAMEG ML'ALEER HA8 NEVER WON
PENNANT as MAN-AGERL iLN LL
12L VEARB.
Rod 80:: Bring crown Ambition no
LMIflNthO—‘L'Vfil. a amt Player;
James R. Mouser. pod-idem and
part owner of the Boutonniled Box.
1912, noverwan s‘ pennant as a man-
aaer in 12 years of service, although
he was ever considered sheen and
capable leader. He has now reached
the crowning ambition at his career.
however, as he has had 9. free hand in
the; handling of the Boston club and.
with the aid of Jake Stilhl the clever
the satisfaction of getting his team
ready for n world's championship
ce‘l'los even it he is not mercenary
enough to gloat over the Lprofits that
have come so quickly‘lroleils first
big investment in baseball.
Jim McAieor was 3‘ player 53nd mon-
agor bolero he become an owner, and
be it said, ranked with the some»
outfieldors in the history at baseball.
lie begun playing professional hall in
1886 with the Charleston cl‘uil oi the
Southern issue. He went to Metro
pills in 1888 and made his first 81>
penance in major lesguo compsny in
1889. when Cleveland was in the No-
He was on outfielder
with the Naps until 189%. when the
players were sold in a body to so.
Louis and he refused to ho a party to‘
the agreement. 4L
When the American league was oral
gonizod in 1900. and took over the'
Cleveland franchise. Mcnlcer was in»
lpointed manager. in part payment it
is said for the work he did in nldiLiis
Ban Johnson and Charley Comlskey
launch the organisation. which has‘
now come to he a power in baseball
He managed the Nova ior two years.
but in 1902 he went to the St. Louis
Browns, where he served in that cor
pucity for eight years. until called to
Washington, in 1910. '
‘Attor lounging the Senator: lor
two‘yenrs he decided that he must
have a team of his own. and last win-
ter succeeded in buying n halt inter-
est, with the help. it is said. or Chur-
Vl-eu Conuskey, in the Boston Red 803..
lllllllill. i, ll .
lull ill lull till
Will holisld There on im
Calling llsy to Bullion State“
Championship *
on.“
l
The «New Hsvon Munich:- AthlIooI
will hold I three mils and mu mile huh
dipr road ruoo‘tor the slots rm
championship It tum dlItIuoISI“
Thunmlviut «in. The Wt
in .th three mils m Will It»; m5
those in the ten mile rm and my .
WW u:- 851le one no tool dill
IhIrI in the grilles.
Devoro out. . 7
L Demos. it
Doyle, 2b
iSnotlgruss, cl.
Murray, ri .
Merkle, in
Homes, 3b
Mayoral:
Fletcher
Mathewson, p
Hooper, ri‘
Yerkes. 2h
Spenhel cl
‘GIrdner. 3b
manager of his players. he is enjoying ‘ Stall] lb
1 Wognm, as
Ola-3y. c
Bedient, p
eighth some of the world's chsmolun-
tailed to decide I. winner, the Giants
and Red Sox forced to stun their all.
ytherconfltboienmiiodioisnooiflli
bu somitrod to run hulk i-Ioes Ind:
liofiraw Coolidont of Vilnius TLllNini LBlei‘sllt L Ill lilo Worid’
i‘hampisnoiiio-e-Slroio Lillie Pililod lied SIX.
chord. and Wood Bolus fluid in Rooms
Panama urrmo onosn
5 . room. 5
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hewlfs it
BOSTON 0di.16.~——The clln‘Liiu LLof a.
season of baseball come today in the
ship series between the New York Gl-
ants and the Boston Rod 80:, pennant
winncrs oi the National and American
Leagues respectively, It Fenwsy pull.
Seven guinea. replete will! stirring in-
cidouts and keen competition. hlLVlflfi
on In eighth game The title 0! world's
baseball champions. and the conse-
ouenl honors Ind I major some oi the
players' profits. which are the grub
est in buoblll'history, womst stoke
‘ played in this city.
: here and its a result. or Manager Stan) .
” . Inflected I good sized crowd lit the,
‘ eleventh hour. 55 : 2
ring out is concerned, Army
LN i decidedly backward this your, so the 5
shown the unskilled; Lot the Hill loom
usually of those mints loop he ram-
5 N_ Lr. any um um ‘
5 Point is handicapped. end it would
, not be at all surprising to see the Blue
the sturdy, soils oi Uncle horn.
FIREALARMS
I'll-o Alarm Headquarters at lilootm
IGUTH NDHWALK FIR! AWN
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Down-film
felted with hale having had live
sumo out or the unsold series or 8
Boston had two
minor! more than New yloci: because
of a tie, which hud to he played all
N
Iwg‘mhmnonm Ind North w M
i m I
{‘11 ”it! “on?“ Footowtf'prlvou.
winning the toss cl 3 coin to deter-
mine where the deciding mulch should imam
be pissed out: I very- low persons mice noord so. comm mo
woos It the Mueller alto oi Fonwoy “fig?” 5' 5
Put «uniting munch at the open 1H my
in; hour. but club odiolnis Isld they N it". 5 - 5cm, MN ,5
lo-n 55gdml mom
8 at. hand LylorAirLo. .,
‘ .‘ xEly Avoud 581'. 5 L
The nervous and physical strain (in 5W?Wfifm-m 5
the players of both terms has been in- ”-35% mill fitggin Ii- ..
tense, particularly so With the serlos _- moon again
drowh out to its eighth Mo length.
The tension Ixnollg them hoiore they ‘.
went into iodav's me was great, Ind 5
was increased with the milliliter: that
the slightest emi- or hills: of Suds-i
merit might decide the series for the
lion wHiLLLlLllg‘t‘;
other team. The teams were still oonu
unlnIton S‘t‘.‘
illii nrdIn
t
3" BBLI n tum!“ 3&0“-
LinlLitIrd Am Ind WIIII‘
mom
Enompwood An.
Ann' 88-: "‘5'“
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muni-
bur 01’ an honour: bosound
One Itrzke It 18 noon and IL L). to
1
31‘?an tilnL‘II. telling 5a
siderod evenly matched. despite New “2m
York's two consecutive victories by the mo:
most decisive oi the series. . .N ‘
Namel- Jute Stahi said: “The
strain 1v“ too much no we felt it. ,
But-we dill not break. You will and 5,
the boys playing today in better form
than they showed in the early games of
opoml
o It mnnmr In dorm. are out.»
II rtmIni 1-1
“at!“ not... untol- to be null
series"
Mom-ow woo reticent an ever. “Wow
have you two straight games; we will
mail. its than and the .ohuinplonshlli
today. “filo .Red So! have icons to lilo-I5,
n
m for Ina district IIIO rm
CW5 ”HAHN LFIII “All! '05!”
The Giants. luring won two Bullies
in Iucoonion Ind tied the Ierl'II. when
the Red 80: hooded but I Ilulo vie
tory to secure the title predicted from
is that they wouldw be champions ot
Box were in I fithlng mood. but Dion-
bottle
o‘t only I“ mon' I standing in the ins
mound tor the Rod 89;. Mothewsoh.
world series‘ pitcher.
em is lame Ind i sin iirId‘oll through
cloud”
dNIy._
one mu, slid Noam soot in m"
to. world mi- iodIy'I Dime. The lieu.
nod more csreluliy than in any mew
loom nines their side a! the crucial
um mi... the no. Sex recruit
ion lagoon who ballad Now York with
the old master Christ; Mathewson nit-
chin; was aimed to take up the
it In expound by the New York sup—
oorten would be inked by Mom-ow to
assume Into the “in. position tor
New York. mulling soother pitchers,
duel such as that at Saturday I won
:5 uoot, 5 Altar solurdIy's ““516 Mathew
L Ion declared that he VIII done lot a.
"1 «Ln hover
‘ win I world’s out!» some mm M!
1 mm the old am out twice todIuL
and i In staid it will loll mo." lie' do: W
3min! wormed up dorm: m
urdIr’IL sumo Ind Ill “Wool “which wow. until the soil or Novas”
dull the whim at my)? oLIIobIll m
poim would work tor ills Giants to-
_ With so touch depending upon the only. my '1‘" m i. m that
mull or lousy a nlnI. neither illuso-
‘dlj rm willing to out all his noon on
IIv—Dtltoh School. Into)
Prints boxes only in
no ins-sou to Electric motion
'5 like nounoloflm m. In
New York was (Ivor-ed in the bot.-
tins st odds generally of 10 to g. The .
Mt tint Mothowson m to pitch, to- .
' settler with New York‘s two 'v'lctorloliN n . a?” lid,“ Lg“,
imd the Red Sox rams] ot_ form. “tacky? “a 19$? 8!.
made the odds suitable to New York 32th.“ “field E
tor the first time since the series start; ”L10“ ill»
ed Some even money boils were slide! in~s§nlow "33.1 Ina ms or.
Mord”. but up to that time New 3:5»va ndB
Ave. Ind
Yorkers nought I short land when ionic mtg: m.
“’3 1‘” “m" 3 .533 :2 fimi’nfir Poll ill {£32}
5 “Hm Ham
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are on w'lioru iooIiId.
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tho ohlgeor sow old
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Will. no the uni-loos town will hNI5N
W by tho silicosis oi the coup
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hint, Ind mulls-mm no out .
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p‘onco more go down to defeat bolero
Wang. Telephone to: tire Ilullu. 5' ;
'"fiuuwfisuutgl‘sm Ins cits salon .: L.
the series. We Ill expect. to win the 31‘4”.“ a“ m Wm A on N.
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