The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Fielding Is Brilliant.

peVore was back in the game and was
stationed IN right field. so Murray would
! nor be bothered by the sun, The field
inG was the best Of the series to date
One mistake was made on each side
Heine Wagner dropped thrown ball after
tagging would-be thief. Merkles nun
IN The ninth was the only New York slip
Lewis. Speaker and Devore distinguished
themselves with swell catches. and Doyle
and Herzog did some pretty Unfolding.
y Brlen was rather fortunate In the
slngle Doyle's liner went TO Speaker
and then Josh was caught stealing. Snod-
grass hit the pill hard, but Speaker was
In front OF II. The first run WAS scored
by Red Murray In the second inning His
double started the round. 4 sacrifice
bunt and a sacrifice fly got him in.
The NTH was a turbulent session for
Buck. Herzog sent double to left and
fortunate Mr.. Fletcher temporarily got
rid of his hoodoo and sent single to
right which counted Herzy.
When Fletcher tried 10 steal, Wagner
dropped Carrigans peg and saved him
Maquard then walked and was forced by
Devore. Josh worked DELAYED stoal Of
second and an intentional pass was hand
ed 10 Doyle, Bucks control was still bad
on line drive 10 Lewis After that
O BrIen pitched dandy game and didn't
give the Giants look in.
Lewis made the first hit of Rube At
ga crihcc followed. but neither Stahl nor
Wagner could bring Dun the rest OF the
way.
Speaker singled with one out In the
Gardner died on. fly, stahi stung
hi 10 right center IN the fifth. He was
nailed when he tried To advance on
short pa ssed ball and both Wagner and
Carrigan hit Rube hard In this round, but
HcIne's drive was gathered In by Mur,
ray b. circus catch and Mardunrd
blocked down Bills shot.
Ycrkcs's blow in the sixth occurred
with two out and Speaker fouled. tre-
mendous wallop by Manager Stahl net
tod him a pair OF bases in the seventh.
Again there were two down and Wag-
The pinch hitters used In the eighth
were helpless. Both of them had been
disposed Of when Hooper got Marquard 3
lonesome pass, Herzog STOP ana tn'o"
killed Off Ycrkes.
There was no advantage IN the mat
ter of hitting except that New YORK
bIows were better punched. Each team
manufactured seven safe ones and there
were two doubles for each. Stahl. Lewis
and pevore were the leading swatters
with two apiece.
of Duffs, but Jake had n perfect right
to his. II he had only saved his double
for the big ninth inning dolngs there
would have been vastly difterent story
The Game in Detail.
Iofh Devorc tho nrst batter up. watched three
balls drift by and then took t~c strikes. oBricn
cot ;hc neG ono In tho groove and josh ShAIch
| I. 10 light for a cloan single Doyle failed TO al
| vance him. sending out n short ny 10 speaker
losp then trcd steal. but whs thrown out
casilv. Wagner taiiug CsrrganS perfect throw
! snojrrsS, also risd out To Speaker, No runs
/ Tho count MAS tTo strikes and two balls on
/ uoonor when hc slsshed into and raised .
dinlv nv 10 Fletcher. Serkrs vas an easy We
! Tim Of Isrquard's tpistcra tanning on four d.
! iivcrios speaker sent a 1roundcr down TO poElc
! ,hr, the Nos York captain handled perfectly Tor
/ hr thrd out. No runs.
! Murray locked over ono ana thoh piokIrn mo