The evening world., 1912-09-10
II Now Looks as Though This
Pair Will Be Able to Beat
the Red Sox.
nv BOzEMANBULCER.

II DOHkt ~ n lVD OA<UASNs
rlANS who chsered wildly tho Two
pitching heroes In the double de-
4 feat Of Brooklyn might Be inter.
sstsd 10 know that twenty-five usually
cool and nonchaiant ball players were
at tho same time watching these two
men With q much more eager eye and
far deeper interest.
They-Mathewson and Tesreau-Are
tho men to whom the members OF the
championship club look for . fortune OF.
perhaps. more than $4,000 and are under
the constant care OF their team mates,
II they can be nursed into shapo to
Il will mean . difference Of from $500
to elsoo to every player on the New
York club. Last fall the difference In
the size OF the individual purses be-
tween the winners and losers was about
q. 500 This year It will be more
Throushout the two games the young
athletes anxiousiy watched every
move Of the big trsins." a. they call
them. and when the night was over they
were a. carefully groomed a. . pair OF
stake horses for . turf classic.
II 10 not that tho other pitchers on the
club are particularly weak. but Just ~
tho leaders are coming into the homo
stretch Matty and Big JEFF have reached
the zenith Of pitching form and on them
must rest the white mans burden. OF
courss there 10 . chance OF men like
Aarovard and Ames bobbing up at the
last minute with 4 twirling surprise, but
the two big fellows are ready now. They
must DO kept that way for another
month.
TEsREAU srEAoiED DOWN IN
THE PINCH.
| II the work Of yesterday II 4 samuls
OF what may be expected In the ella ,s,e
series the fans need have no worry
The Giants will win. Baseball enthusi.
asts never saw two moro artisticall,
pitched games. The Dodgers had ne
chance OF winning. Once. In the mrs
game. they pushed Big Jeff close blu
IN the pinch he steadied down and tn,
thumb screws were clamped on tn,
hopes Of Bill Dahlen. BY a hit. n,
error and a failure to cover q bag IN,
Dodgers got tho bases full with onl,
one out. Immediately Big JEFF put on ,
full head OF steam and an easy grounde
resulted In ora man being nailed at tn
plate. The next man up should hav
been out but failure to cover mrs
again filled the bags. Ordinarily thl
would have put a young pitcher UP q
the air but the big bear hunter wa
made Of different material. Again h
Strengthened out and the next bate
was made to bite the dust.
For seven innings only ons hit wa
yielded by tho Ozark giant and that fe
to the lot OF Rucker. the opposin
pitcher. II also resulted In . run. tn
weapon used by Tesreau was . spitba
sliced In between terrific bursts Of spec
With It he had almost perfect contro
you know" said one Of the piaysl
as We were walking away after Il
: game. '1f II wsre possible ia like to Q,
} that big fellow pitch every game In h
worlds series He Is as strong a. Q
OF and tho more he pitches the bett,
, he gets"
I DODGERS ATE OUT OF MArTT
HAND.
The applause over Tssrsau's gre
exhibition had barely subsidized VIII,
. Mathewson-ths Matty OF old-stepp,
, in and started another artistic ex,ibitit
Of twirling. Before he had finished tv
innings the Dodgers were a. tame a.
whipped dog and they ate from his hai
for eight long innin&s. In the last roui
they managed to scare up enough hi
and errors to make tive runs but th
=. ended the firing and the Giants We
two notchss nsarsar the psanAnt
II Fans VIA aays sFssdy mads 6sts