The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-15
MARQUARO STANDS
WELL TO THE TEST
New York Wins From the
Red Sox a Second
Time.

ais repulsed the onrushing Boston
Americans yesterday S to 9. "Rube''
Marquard walked from the Polo
grounds. with his second victory tuck
Managers stahl and McGraw toss
ed a coin to see in which city the de
Gliding game should be played II New
York: wins today and Boston, loses.
Early Innings Counted.
All action in yesterdays game. came
early and when the smoke hoated
away at tho end of the SECOND inning,
the score stood s to 2 in favor Of the
Giants and thereafter neither side
could tally in the fire of the superb
pitching Of Marquard and Collins:
O'Brien Went to Pieces.
Collins came In after a fusilade OF
hits off O'Brten. two doubles, four
singles, a balk by o'Brien and a
double steal netted New York five
runs In the: first inning.
Boston made its scores in the Sec
ond on Marquard's error on Gardner's
grounder a hit by: 1Stahl and a two
base hit by Engle batting for O'Brien
The Rube Gets Second Victory.
"Rube Marquard curved them over
low and then sent up fast ones
around the necks of the Boston bat
tiers. One result of Marquard's SER
vice was a great day for the Giant
ou%tfelders. the trio Of fielders. Muir
ray IS. sn9 9Ssr s,+ and Il ps ss p. g gop els
"Red' Murray in right starred. his
fiery locks seemed to glow as. a beacon
to. Boston batters, and they. sent many
drives his way. He captured seven
while Snodgrass took six and Devore
two.
Red Sox Were Game.
Boston fought garnely. to overcome
the Lead Of five runs. which the Giants
piled up at the start. The Red Soz
. attack was broken up in the third by
q brilliant; catch by Snodgrass. The
play was. the turning point. Of Bos.
TONS efforts.
stahl had made first on a hit. when
Wagner drove a screaming liner to
deep center. Snodgrass turned and
ran toward the fence. the. drive look
Cd good for a home run, Stahl run
Ming to second and Wagner turning
ball as 1t came over his shoulder.
Boston Batters Out in Quick Order
That ended Boston and with the ex-
ceDtion Of the eighth Marquard sem
tho Red Sox to the bench in one, two
three order every inning. Ray Col
Tins twirled a fine game and In seven
innings the Giants failed to lift him
Things might have been a little diff
ferent' had Collins been tent in from
''but It was 9 dark day. the kind just
suited to :OrBrien's fast ball. But
O'Brien, didn't get the breaks
McGraw in Optimistic Mood.
% finish up in grand STYLE. said
Manager McGraw last night before
leaving for Boston. by winning to-
~ gene NV We ear put put Boston y. 9 a, Sp the
with New York"
No reimbursement Of the battery
made before the Clubs LIT a'" the city city,
but It IL generally believed that Wood
viii toll for Boston while Mathew
son with q two days rest would be
found on the mound for New York.
Over $1,000 SEQ Game.
ss1,s f sss.ss y. q s @ihisai s tie t eth r e:
oefved $29.940.80. The National Com
m1asicn's share II 46.665.40.
Boston Fans Not Disappointed.
) Boston, .Oct. 16.-Although tentative
plans o Q reception to the Red Sox
~ worlds champions are In the
making here today, Boston fans were
not greaf1y disappointed about
the teams defeat in New York. 1T
only delays the result Of the series
reception Of the Red Sox as cham.
pions Of the world. by one day" said
Mayor Fitzgerald. who is directing the
plans for a reception. as he heard Of
the result. Of the game at the edge Of
the bulletin board crowd.
Want Wood to Have HOnors.
The baseball enthusiasts OF the city
look for todays game at Fenway
park with Joe Wood pitching for Bos.
ton to decide the series in Boston's IA
vor. Even before yesterdays game, the
fans Eathered to hear the bulletin re-
ports and freely said they didn't care
much whether Boston wins today or
not" and they would be better pleas.
cd TO heve the series decided in BoS.
ton. and So Joe Wood, p1tching BE-
fore tho home crowd for the irGf tfme
IN The see1ee. Dst the honor Of tHfrfin4
the nnal game. Reserved seat tickets
Tor fodeys eaxn0 were placed on
safe It fhe yennay park ticket ofjcee
Late yesterday. A small crowd fuGaed
to the grounds 3ust rs soon 20 tho
game was over.