Omaha daily bee., 1912-10-13
RED S0X WIN FIFTH
BY SCORE OR Q TO /
fContlnued from F4rst Pages

out the spots where this and that play
had checked the Giants in their attempt
to wrest victory and bring them on
even terms with the Red Sex IN the series.
Fog Obscures Early Play.
The early part Of the game had all
the unpieturesque settings OF cricket
match played In London fog Murky
rnists swept in from the sea and rain
threatened momentarily. In the early
innings the spectators could hardly fo.-
low the course Of the ball, but the fog
cleared later so that the final innings
found the clubs batting under summer
conditions.
II was Columbus day and Boston turned
out the largest number Of people who
have ever witnessed base ball game In
this city. The total attendance was 34,GS2,
while the receipts were sss.20i. OF this
sum each club received sas,4ao45, while
the national commissions share was ss,-
s20ao The players share only In the re-
ceipts OF the first four games.
We have got the edge on New York
now remarked Manager Jake stahl Of
the Red sox tonight, ebut I do not pro-
pose TO claim the worlds championship
until the last Giant player Ia out In the
final inning. II will be time enough then
to make claims. but then we won't
havo to, for we will have won IT,
John McGraw, manager OF the, Giants.
while admitting that the Red sox have
. big advantage, believes he will be able
to check the rush OF the red legged
players IN New York Monday and then
80 out to make the fight for the next
two games. The Giants went back to
New York today, while the Red sox
viii rest 10 this city tonight and to-
morrow.
First InnimR.
First Haif~Devore walked 10 first base
on four balls. Doyle flied out To Lewis.
Deyore was forced at second when Wag-
ner taok Snodgrasg grounder and tossed
to yerkes. who completed a double play
by throwing Snodgrass out at first No
runs. no hits. no errors.
secnd Half-~Hoper singled to center on
the first bah pitched. Ysrkes filed to
Fletcher. Speaker was given great hand
az he came to the plate, Speaker singled
to left Hooper being held on second
Hooper was forced at third when Herzog
took Lewis grounder and touched third
base aardnas struck ea.t. Ne runs. twe
hits no errors.
Second Innfns.
First Hale-Mufray walked, base on
balls. Merkie was thrown out at first
Gardner TO stahl, Murray taking second
Hersog sent up high ny to Yerkes,
Meyers flied to Hooper. No runs, no hits.
no errors.
Second Haif-stahi was out, Fletcher to
Merkle. Wagner singled to right, cady
9as out Mathewson 10 Merkle, Wagner
-akIng second. Doyle threw out Bediens.
making d clever stop and throw to first.
10 runs. one hit, no errors.
Third Inning.
First Malf~-Tleleher filed 10 Hopper.
Mathewson got great ovation as he
panae 10 the plate. Mathewson singled to
center peyore walked. II was Bedient's
Ihird base ON balls Doyle flied to Speaker
snodgrask sent W high foul TO cady. |
No runs one hit no errors.
Second Haif-Hooper drove the ball 10
eft for three bases. Hooper scored on
shrse-base hit by yerkes. The crowd was
ID turmoil OF excitement when Speaker
same To the bat. Yerkas scored when
Doyla muffed Speakers grounder |
speaker tried to 10 to second on the
.rror. but was thrown out, Murray to
Fletcher. Lewis was out. Mathewson to
MerAle. Gardner want out to Merkie, un-
assisted. Two runs. two hits, one error
Fourth Inning.
First HaIf~-The BOSTON fans were SIM |
,iy dellrlous with joy and they eheered |
Hooper as he went to his position In right |
Ield. Murray out on fly to Yerkes.
derkle struck out Bedient burned the |
,ail over the plate with bewlldering speed /
md he had his drop curve working nicely.
derzog sent UP high one to stahl No |
uns no hits, no errors.
Second Haif~Stahl out, Herzog To Mer- |
lie. Wagner struck out. Cady filed to |
lnpdgraas. No runs. no hits, no errors
fifth Inning.
First Haif-Meyers singled to left. |
fletcher flied to Hooper. Mathewson |
truck out. pegore Tiled to Hooper. No |
uns one hit, no errnrs,
Second Half Bedient line-fiied to Mer-
lie. Hooper out. Doyle to Merkle.
Fletcher threw out yerkes at first II |
was i brdlliant stop and throw Of q hard
srounder. No runs, no hits, no errors.
sixth Inntns.
First Halt Doyle out, Yerxes 10 Stahi. /
This was another clever play, Yerkes
aking the grounder on the grass toward
isat base. snodgrass flied to Gardner.
dnrray feuIed out 10 Gardner. No runs,
10 hits. no errors.
second Egalf-speAlxer out, Doyle to
lfarlxie. Lewis out, Herzog to Merkls.
;ardner out on d grounder to Merkie.
No runs, no hits no errors.
seventh Hnning,
First Hait--Merkle got d two-hagger |
III into the left field stand, Herzog flled
o Wagner. Meyers filed to Speaker.
Ierkle went to third after tho catch.
icCormiclS went 10 hat for Fletcher,
Ierkle scored on Gardner's error on Me-
,ormlclis grounder. Shafer ran FOR Nc
.ormick Gardner threw out Mathewson
i first. One run. one hit. one error.
Second Half Shafer went to short in
lace az Fletcher, stahl out, Mathewson
d Merkla. shater threw out Wagner at
irst Mathswscn was pitching in full
orEa, having turned this Boston patters
lack In one-two~three order III the last