The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-16
What the Managers Say


 McGraw said tonight:
 The Red Sox have broken and are on the run" he added that with the sane aggressive attack made tomorrow. the Giants would be carried to victory. Me Graw said his club was thoroughly in- stilled with the fighting spirit, and that the players showed a return to the form that had won them so many victories in the National league in the spring and early summer
 Manager Stahl remarked:
 All clubs have form reverates. but the rebound is always violent Tomor row will tell another story of the Red Sox."
 The attendance at todsy's game was g, ,694 while the receipts amounted to s57, 196 Of this sum each club receives s25, 7Ss 20, while the national commissions share is s57l9.60. The weather up 10 noon was mild. but toward ? o'clock a wlndstorm came up accompanied by heavy, dark clouds, and the tempera- ture fell, making it uncomfortable for spectators and players alike. Thick clouds of dust swept across the field when the game began.
 Wood Gets Ovation
 Joe Wood was given hearty reeep- ton when he stepped into the pitchers box. His first offering to Devore was called a ball, and the next ball pitched was hit toward Wagner. The shortstop could not field it in time and Devore was safe. Doyle ripped a single to cen ter, and Devore advanced to second. On the first ball pitched Devore and Doyle caught the Red 5oX pitcher nap ping as they pulled off a double steal. Snodgrass here came to time with rattling two-base hit to right field and Devore and Doyle came across with New ftRefs Stahl making the out unassisted, Snod- grass taking third. MerSle then tapped d fly to left field, but the stiff wind carried it toward the infield and the ball fell safe for a single. Snodgrass scored on this play and Merkle took second on the throw-in. Herzog chopped a grounder to Wood and Merkle was run between second and third bases, Wagner getting an assist, and Gardner the putout. Herzog took second on the play. "Chief" Meyers singled to left field and Herzog scored New York's fourth run. /Fletcher cracked a single to right and Hooper made perfect throw to third to head off Meyers, but Gardner muffed the ball, Meyers was safe aud the New York shortstop took second on the throw-in. Big Jeff Tesreau, the ninth New Yorker to go to the plate in the inning, singled past Wood and Meyers came home with the fifth run. Fletcher and Tesreau then attempted a double steal, but Tesreau was caught between the bags, but not before Fletcher slid across the plate with New Yorks sixth run.
 Not Much Enthusiasm
 There was not much enthusiasm among the more than 5000 Red Sox rooters, as the Boston team went to bat. Hooper opened by striking out Yerkes was given a base on balls. Speaker put up a fly that Was captured by Murray. who was playing left field on account of the sun Devore going to right. Lewis was. an easy out, Herzog to Merkle.
 Giants Score Again
 The Giants added another run to their score in the second inning. Hall went in to pitch for Boston and promptly issued a base on balls to Devore, who afterward stole second on the first ball pitched. Doyle also was given free pass on four balls, but a moment later Hall caught Devore mapping, Wagner taking the throw. Snodgrass shot a sin gle into right field and Doyle moved to