THE LINE.
New yoRK
Devore, 1f.
'Doyle, 11b
Snodgrass, cf.
Murray, if.
Merklc,1b.
Herzo , 3b.
Meyer: 0.
Fletcher, 55.
Mathewson, p.
BOSTON.
Hooper, rf.
Yerkes, 0b.
Speaker, cf.
Lewis, 1f.
Gardner, 3b.
Stah1,1b.'
Wagner, ss.
Cady,c.
Bcdient, p.
Wood, p.
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TEAMS TIED.
FENWAY PARK, Boston, Oct.‘16.~
’l‘li1o New York Nationals and the B203.
1011 Americans clashed this afternoon
in the final battle that was to return
the winners of the world‘s champion-
ship for 1912. Seven times "the two
teams had met in the World series
and 011011 had won three victories,
while one game resulted in a tie.
GIANTS HUN UP.
The Red Sox had the series nppar-.
eu-tly won. but the Giants forced the
attack and batting the Boston twirl-
ers hard they carried off. the last two
. games and today found the mo clubs'
on even terms.
M’GRAW CSINFIDENn
“Nothing can stop‘ us now, for the
boys org in then stride” rem 'ked
Manager MeGl‘aw an lié‘ led the ant
team upon the field. .1
RED,21,'SOX “NDlSMA‘YED.
The Red Sox. Were undl‘smayed by.
the aggressive attuck of their adver-
saries. Bedient ‘and Wood were
ready ior.1nou11d duty and some of
the Boston players said they would
not be surprised it‘ Wood was called
upon to tail today, though the Giants
fell upOn him for an avalanche of
hits in the first inning yesterdny.‘
CROWD CAME LATE.
The crowd come late and there was
room for all. The titty was fair, but
a cold wont wind caused the crowd
to seek the sunny bleachers and pro
tooled spots in the lees of the high
fences. The players shewed their us-
nnl snap nnd‘dnsh on field practice,
though the high wind often carried
111' bails out of the reach of the field-
(li‘li.
PITCHERS WARM UP.
Wood and Cady and Bodient and
(‘urrigun warmed up for Bhutan.
while Mai‘qnard uud Meyers warmed
up for New York.
A low minutes afterwards Mathew.
sun came out from the pluyoru‘ bench
and began to warm u'pl‘wltn ilnrtiey.
THE 0111711111110.
The batteries for today's game
were : Bodlent mid (lady for Boa-
lon; Mathewson and Meyers for New
York.
Umpires:
the plate. itlglcr gave. the 11111111 decl-
alone: Klom Went to left fluid and
lilvana to right field.
By Innings
FIRST INNING.
The first bail pitched who 3
1}
0101115111111 went ‘bohindi
as they came 011 the field. Hoop-
er went out to Mcrkle unassiSted,
bunting the first ball pitched alw
struck out. Speaker got a two
baSe hit to right field by daring
base running. The umpire first
declared him out, but reversed
"his decision after he saw that
DOer had dropped Devore’ 111
throw. Lewis 2111ch out The
official scorer has decided that
Speaker 3 hit was a single
No run, one hit. one error.
SECOND INNING.
Mcrkle struck out. Herzog
‘flew out to Speaker. Meyers
let the batter’ 3 slow roller go be-
tween his legs. Fletcher singled
to center. Meyers taking second.
On .112 throw from Cady to Wag-
ner to catch Meyers napping the
New York catcher turned and
ran to third and was safe when
Gardner dropped Wagners
throw. Fletcher took second on
the play. Mathewson flew out to
Speaker
No runs. one hit two errors.
Gardner walked to first. It!
was Matty’s first base on balls?
.in 21 innings. Gardner was forc-
ed at second when Dayle, took
Stahl’s grounder and tossed to
Fletcher. Wagner singled. to left.
'Stahl took second. Cady sent 11p
a. high fly to Mei-1110.9 Bedicnt
out. Doyle to Merklc.
No run, one hit, no error.
‘1
,r THIRD iNNING.
Devorc walked. Bedient being
01 L‘-
1 unsteady and unable to locate
the plate. Doyle was out. Gard-
0nd. Snodgrass was out, Stahl,‘
unas’Sistcd. Dcvore went to third
Dcvorc scores, on two base hit
by Murray. to 1011. Speaker
made a great try for the ball.
Mcrklc out, Wagner to Stahl.
One run, one hit, no error,
Hooper out. Doyle to Merkle.
Yerkes out Mathewson to Mer-
kle. Speaker struck out. _'Matty 3
big drop ball was going nicely}
and continually worked the inside
corner of the plate.
No r1111, no hit, no error.
mm
FOURTH INNING.
Herzog got a long hit to left
for two bases. Meyers sacrificed.
Gardner to Sta’hhl-Ierzog going to
third. Fletcher flew out to Gard
ner. Matty flied to Heeper.
No run, one hit, no error. .1
Lewis was out, Fletcher to
Mcrklc. Snodgi‘ass dropped
Gardner‘s fly. but he was out at
third on a relay from 811011 1330
to Doyle to Herzog. The of lcial
scorer, however,
Gardner with a twobase hit.-
‘No run, one hit, no error.
FIFTH INNINo,
ball bouncing off Bcdicnt’s leg to~
ward (the heme plate. Bevel-0 was
out, cteallng. (lady to Wagner.
Bicycle wall blocked 1011 feet of?
919m: 111100.
ble catch of ’the 3112011
0111111 001400. 1 Running. with the
110111.130 c‘u‘httftfim
hall Devon: out. Wagner to:
Stahl. It was a nice 110p 31111;. W
throw. Doyle out, Wagner“
Sindhi. Echo céowd wan on
a c are 0001‘
1 Giants wore 1.1111351 $3011
to last ball and 1111111, lift 121
balls being thrown to the
before 9919939991111 1033 111011
(it.
most into Merkle’s hands. Yerkes ‘
1 throws from Meyers to Muthew-
was safe at first when Gardner,
has credited
Devore got an infield hit. the,
Doyle flew out to,
01-. It was the most 1‘02 1
. N
walked to first.
out
No run, no hit, no error.
Hooper popped out to Mcrklc.
Yerkes got a single to right. He
tried to pull aw0y frOrn the plate
and the ball struck his bat and
flew out beyond Doyle’ s reach.
Yerkes went to third on the play.
On an attempted double steal,
Yerkes was out at third on
Fletcher struck
1
son to Herzog. 2_ 2
No run, one hit, no error.
SEVENTH INN ING
Matty slant up a high foul,
which Stahi dropped. Matty
singled to center. Matty was
forced at second, when Bedient
took Devorc’s bunt . and threw to
twagncr. Doyle flied out to Wag-
lncr. Dc‘vore stole second. Snod.
Egress out, Gardner to, Stahl.
No run, one hit. no error.
Gardner flew out to Snod-
grass. Stahl got .3. single to left
when Murray and Fletcher let
the ball drop between them.
Wagner walked. Stahl went to'
{second Cady flew out to Fletch-9
icr. Hendriksen batted for Bedlam;
:Stahl scores... Henriksen made a
two bag er. Wagner took third -
Hooper led out to Snodgrass
One run, two hits, no error.
EIGHTH INNlNG.
Wood went into pitch for 308
ton. Murray out to 813111. unas
slated. Mcrklc out.
Stahl Herzog got a single to
gglfi. Meyers wee out. Yerkes to
”3 tr
No run. one hit, no error.
Yerkes was out at first, when
the runner out at first. Speak-
er threw ouyt Lewis.
No run, no hit, no error.
D
NINTH INNING.
McCormack batting for Fletch-1
96f flew out to Lewis. Matty
struck out.
Doyle out. Yerkes to Stahl.
No run, no hit, no error.
Shafcr was now playing short
stop for New York. Gardner
flied toi Snodgrass. Stahl dou-'
bled to left. Wagner flew out to
Devore.
Cady flied out to Murray
No run, one hit, no error.
TENTH INNING.
Shodgraaa out, Wood 1 Stahl.
Murray doubled in t 0 left
field crowd.
to center.
Merklc took second when
Speaker fumbled the hit.
Herzog struck out.
Meyers was out.
Stahl.
0110 run, two hits, one error. ,
Englc went in to bat for Wood.
1
'Wood to
and the battmmtched 00001216.
Hooper flied 12o Shodg‘rac'n; 1
Yorke: walked.
0'1"! foul 111' between thorn
‘ the umpires handled the games.
1 ergeimles and the arbitratorsmnve not
‘ tin said he did‘ not believe Klem hurl
1 thing Evans covered
iclorely.
Yerkes to 9
er out, Doyle to Merkle. Fletch-=
{said to have gone to O'Blleu and ref“? were struck out
2
l
Murray scores on Merkle' 0 hit'
Snodgracc dropped Eagle's ily‘
Module ‘antl Meyers let 891111112911-
11111110 0111110 ‘ ‘
m
0110 of the many {autumn of the
world a serles Just closed was the way
The
111011 on both sides have used real iudg-,
merit, have been cool and steady‘in our!
been questioned; except when McGruw
sought to establish an alibi for himself
in’ thgearly part of the proceedings.
Billy Klein was pronounced 19113111131113}:
by President Lynch of the National lei»
goo an umpire of years experience. the
beat lllllll alive and 11’ there was any
uoticenhle proieHl it Wag riot audible.
Elem and Billy Ewing have been two
of the unsung 319111111 0! this conteniiou‘fi
and the deacrvlhg .of more mention
than they hn've received. Not a rough
word has been heard about the work of
Klttu behind the hat. and Silk O'Lough
missed a strike. i'l'he doings 0! Billy
Evans 011 Monday“ in New York, when
he had. live close pluycs at'ae'cond base:
and never raised a murmur from the
populace, were,auoth90r feature. If any-
‘ihe plays 2 too
He was. there as 50011 as that
ball a‘r‘riied and the siiectator who as
sumed to pose evil comment upon hlm'l
wau foolltdi.
M- M.-
101 [1191111 811111111
11 11112011 11 11111111
BOSTON Oct. 17:411ch Mt..\leer.;
proeident oi the Red Sox. yesterday do
niod the reports that there in (lesson
he had not recovered from tl9109 knoclo: ole-n1 attracted the attention or ‘R J9
out blow delivcnéd on Mon: 11y night .Sohumaeher manager 09 the Warren
,1» P111 ht ‘Buck OhBiien. following
' game whh h () Brien started
The stem “115' that Manager Stahl.
{O'Brien [and 1.0.1.111 members of the
(1.,lub had a milk? party in Boston on
iSnturdas night. O Brien begged ”Stain
101 a chance to pitch Moudai a game.
and Stahl. feeling the series was prac-g
net to Stahl, Devore going ‘0 sec‘ihis grounder bounced from Mat-1 119111121; “’0“ 83"" his Pmmmev <2“mm";lcr pitched 101 money. and he won. ba-
ty’s hand to Herzog, who threw“ 00‘” "leading“ ‘0 3° W," the ‘1’“ 101 he broke the record for atrikeouts..
9 .
ihlondat "and finish it up
After the game Mondnt. Wood in
iinarked that “it it 1111 int been 701
)our bum work wed nave the Series;
Eclnchpd now and the money in our new MOST HANDSOME 0F ANIMALS unhmbered along sacrifice “y D“ which
”.1.... iMeikle sc,ored breaking the tie in New
to the story, let go a violonn swing that: 30d! Strip" 0! the Zebra Might Have York a favor. That his 1011111 was un
kets'O'ilrien.1‘or answer, according‘
caught Wood on the law and the star
pitcher went down and out. Catcher
2311:! he too hit the 110011.090! headed
imembc'ra of the "club intervened before
23 general list fight could take place.
Wood went into Tuesday 39 game Jt
this said, in poor condition. and stillf
J alien): item the outlets of 0' Brien-€93
blow. A half“ 191 dozen members of the
Boston club were questioned yesterday
concerning the alleged list 1131111, 1911119
to all queries came the answer: “i
don t know anything about lt."- "There
McAleer.
E“REBATES SMITS
“WSW Hill! .fllllETLY
NEW YORK. 001.17.—~The9 detected
Giants returned to New York from
Boston on an curly morning train and
went immediately to their respective
11101 0111111111; All 11101331111311.1311. 1113111
(root the returning Mutton 90104!
when error 1001. 11011
910110 the 211111 to 1110p
t"ineinhere of the staff had. favored the
'the best; of the umpires .declaionaadur.
. Bedleut, the Boston Red Sox twirler,
' no“ i“ ”‘9 ""1“" ol the Red 8°“ and 11111119 his first appearance in Warren
lthul the 11110011 .1099 Wood made such with the Falsouer High school team
la pool showing Tuesday was because‘
“0"“ “mm ”‘9’ ”‘9 1““ 0‘ miles with the Meadvllle lntercollegiates,
is nothing in the story. " said l’rceidoutl
100311101 With the exception of MS? .
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in New York Today
NEW YORK. Oct .17. «The 111113111101
of the \‘ational 1.1.11.0. gathered in N.
Y. city toduy‘ £01 a special meeting,
called by Piesident Thomas J Lynch.
to consider the charges said to have
been made by President Horace Fatal.
of 12110 «1.1111111110111111; 011111 reflecting 011.
the thinnest; o E; Notional League
umpire. and intimatlng 111901 certain
Giants to the detriment of the other
clubs on the circuit.
President Lynch considered the al-
leged charge‘s'ae a reflection on him.
and in Boston Wad reported as saying
that if the league did not take action
in the mutter he‘would resign.
' In answer to Lynch's demand for an
investigation Fogel recently said: “i
made no direct chat-1100.11 simply ex-
pleased an opinion. Ii’ 1.3111011 can 001»
struc my assertion that New York got
ing the last two years into some horrL
ble‘charge. well and good. bathe can’t
9ci11‘1'9nge2 my opinion
.....~._..‘~.—— gm...- W
SESIEHT WAS SOME
BUSINESS MANAGER
'1? .--“Rube"
WARREN, Pa., Oct
against the Warren independents. Be-
team Later when he hooked two gam~
be teléohoned to Bedieut "I have two
3011130 for today, but only one pitcher;
Ill give you 81 and expenses to come
and pitch the afternoon game. ”
“110" was the ahuwer, "but make it
9519. 50 and 1'" go."
'That was the first grime Bedlam er-
pitching a game oi twenty-two inningsg
at Cory, in which twentyniour batterni
, from the Browne, 3 campaign of swat
McOOflMIOK 01131117 A39 919:1N0H Hr}:
'TER- '
W
7' 'Glant Utility Outfloldor Can Clout Ball
at Critical 111m.
‘Not' more than two or three 0001113
1 .
could have told you three 1110111111101
‘ '30 anew—acoutuing that you might have
1010 around uniting had you 91190111101020
toithlnk of. lt—wwliyjflnrry Moflomilck
~contlnitoll40 welir a Giant uhltorrn be-
tween the hours at 1: so 1111115130 or
6 p in 0111b tiny. urileos it was that
001. MuGraw figured his club needed
a sort of 1001111 orbiter. one who could
he dcpondad upon to mingle in high
nonlety without making 11. 11103390! the
job
There were those cruel enough to
suspect Col 9John9ot an ulterior mo-
tive. a design to keep Hendaome ‘Har
ary flinging around just long enough
to till him with an intense 111111031 an
overwhelming desire to share in the
dlriulon of world's series upoils~thenj
3111p him somewhere west of Omaha
where it wasn’t necessary to dress 1091
dlnuei and where telephones are not
so plentiful as they are 111‘ the more or
less effect East, Just to pay on the
Moose for running out on him a couple
of years ago.
They in know now Something 31k:
a month ago "Mush“ started 0111 on a
pinch hitting campaign like unto not!»
lug seen iii-either big league since
Dede Cries ‘u’aa‘ permitted to escape
1
1
that was 113111010111. a factor in the G1
unts‘ final rush to the wire.“ almost
anybther singlercontrihutlom to tné1
cause with the boasiblo exception of:
Tesreau‘s mighty pitching. '
And last week Mack proved himself ‘
the goshoerndest emergency hitter
that has over yet appeal-ea.
series. What his butting average would
be if he weregoing to but three or tour
even five-times a'duy would be 'uwful
to contemplate-4! one were of Boston
extraction.
‘Five times so far the Moose has
been called upon to oblige at critical
1110010111an the first game he smote
tor Tosrenu what time Fletcher rem
ed ouflrst alter forcing Meyers 0111.
at 1100111111. it was in 1113110110101 in-
him; and two Giants had been retired.
McCormick‘sfcontrlliution to the battle
was a line drive to left that liked to
carry Duffy Lowia’ hands with it.
lall bets will ne‘eesaurlly-
)1 That's.
.- monument to the old style' or
”(1130,1100 , 1
has made 3000 three iilp
two hits and 11 113011110...
average 01;,1366 regardleau 9o!
conimlsuton' s scorers may in
their verdict. He has 20111..
runs and contributed 1111101111
still another Better pinch ‘
that. or pinch hitting 62
has never been eecn in a war
anv time.
ewhy Mccormlok wll
for a full share of the spoils,
most appreciative consent of hi
though he has done 1000 911139
her this year than any othe 111311
the club.
And Yet Ocdac'i‘onaily? “
0"Lli‘a is not a solemn thing Fat
.700: tragic. ottenz, 31001111,
did, crazy, Jolly, lit with dream
laughter. an 111110111100 30110 ‘
black grief-41111: 001011111
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auiay. .
Old Fortification Sold.
At a Dublin auction mar-t 0110
tello tower on the island 61 2
near Skerries, was recently sold Eli
lug invasion was disposed of,
good price, but the name of tit p211
chaser was not. disclosed
1
Willow Jardlnleru.‘
The Jardinierea of willo
may be had in all sizes, come
white as well as the soft
Those. when fitted with a metal
lng, make artistic Sewer 111108
the porch.
What'a inant‘. 1 2
The Photographer—Well,
y'are. P'raps it ain’t much a
planner; but tummy; I've got to
when 23 sittin‘ in front o the
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when talking about 1210..
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the best
McCormick then rested his soul in
patience until the tenth inning of the!
tie name at Boston touud Merklc on}
third Sharer on first and one cut.
Been Dcelgned by .0
Draughtumun.
1
a—n—l
Dev01c walked Carr lg“ standing by swung 01.0 Brien “The nebra ll, perhaps. of all quadrw
bed- the but made nod most beautii’ul
clad hr the hand oi Nature. To the
Sam and graces of the horse, it adds
the elegance oi the ates; and the black
and white bands with which its body
is ornamented are arranged with such
wonderful Iymx'nomr- that we might al-
moat he «flamed to imagine that rule
and compass had been employed in
are nun-cw, mullet and 01100111 nep-
body. but the head. thigh and ion and
even over 1110‘ 30110 nod tail. They toi
forent form: that they exhibit lite 0111
tire 11.11.»; in the mo“ “animus.
poll: in the lam-1'0 111010
11011113 0110 “1001101011: black cadmium.
In the male they 11132 1.11.11.21.13 yellow.
but 0.1100113 or 3 1112.11 and brilliant tint.
The; Ill-o ire-13110113310031! at 01101111,
11110 and 00310113 hairs. who“ 1110101-
pennant-11.111111111111111 the 00110113.!
bounty o! the 0111010.
1 «1111.1 Rout-111L530
.111. virgin 11m. '01.
their 101-1111111311. These 11131-1113 11311113 1
outed. They extend Not only over the .
9 ' Meyera' lly to 31.0.1111 had put Moi-lilo
on third hose, with two out.
t9801111110011101‘. but practiceiiy only dill
u 11 hit. 2 , *
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McCormick batted [or Fletcher and
able to hold the advantage was no
innit of McCormick‘a 11. There was no
need tor'McCormlck's'services in the
following engagement. 1
When the scene oibattle was shifted
back to the Polo Grounda he drew an.
other chance. Wood seemed to 11.
just about due for the beating of his
younn 1113 about the seventh inning at
last Fridays game Hanoi; had alreaa
111 1100er and Arthur Fletcher wan on
second bane, propelled 11m hy his
own double, when McCormick broke in-
to "the pastime: '
not one lilpper' unit and knocked it
dead, hurling it in 101011111. killed
Fletcher 2111 thoplato. But it when
hit, and on a dry field would have driv-
en la the tying run.
They drained McCormick out of bio
corner ‘10! the 11m again at 13001011
last Saturday. Hi0 one double and
mick hrmht'hlm 1101110 with 0" drive
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He shipped and down the middle al- '
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