The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
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NEw york. Oct. sl1.-You can
seize II from us, gentle or rough
reader that the widest scramble
which ever mixed UP a worlds series
Dro&ram Is now III 'fiil blast.
u6fofB-ufy 1pUpEyer sgrfes con-
cIlIdeg some time next week thereu
Be two ball clubs At for the BOBBY
1Atch~ ana' eO0, 0o0.half- shaved; raying
New York and Bossea---reeters rum
ming about in short dizzy circles pur-
IfoM. .e-basheaser--As the result OF
the@iast three battles both supporting
carkRs have kicked all dope to the
1our.or Ave winds and now are poised
and set for a mad-house jubilee un-
eQonljed in the history Of the game.
Out OF three battles fought to date
the two teams have not only broken
even and scored each IL runs, but
each hectic. nerve-shattering battle
has Zone to the final pitch of the final
inrI1k and the final out where the
flno. frail margin OF a hair might
hatU- won or lost all three conflicts.
Botl- have showed 1keen and -year-
1inG--aesire to crack ~a8k -spAt : wide
ope1-at every close stage OF the scrap
and-when they start breaking the
noi6ap resembles a serrled line OF war
shiHa saluting the grand old flag in
4 hanbor noted for it's sharp acoustics.
u.there Is any edge now IL belongs
to The Giants, who despite their wild
and woolly fielding-their terrific
cavh.ips at every chance-have shown
BY far the best pitching and the best
batting to date. Not only that, Nc
Gr6W now has Tesreau. Mathewson
and Marquard left In turn while the
Red Sox have only Joe Wood, as Col
linz. Hall and O'Brien have failed to
show what Is technically known as
fhdgame-proof goods. 30 seven' IL
Went beats Tesrean today, Mathew
sol<1olds the edge tomorrow over any
sla&1aan Stahl may push into the pit.
O. the other wing OF It. II Tesreau
be&<a Wood, the Red Sox are in for
VII horticulturists would call a
lai pear-shaped time OF II with only
CoIIns OF Bedient left TO .gTapple with
tn tedoubtable Mathewson--a vet
or. but still there In the. vital de-
pal tents OF his well-known probes
sion
And vet with IL, the Red Sox still
on, The Giants, despite their good
,pitCIlhg and batting. have Shown the
.eafIF wish expressed above TO crack
at Brery close call. And with this
fhe-1eed Sox have showm.ardaantless
spifle In attack at the finish--a ssso-
'luteetourage In battling till the last
manp%has died at the finish. This
antls was flashed in the third battle
whare only a miracle saved Mar
ouard after he had worked one OF
the Rrandest games Of his career. For
eight. rounds the Giants southpaw
had ftood the smuggling Sox men on
their onions-slang for beats,
Using his left arm almost exclu-
siv6ly for this purpose, he had beaten
the Boston attack to whisper. They
codlUh,t reach him with a telegram
or - long distance phone call. He
had>Dverything plus five-with the
Rre1<est amount of stuff he.has- shown
all ~epear In the meanwhile with
Hepaeg and Murray again leading, the
Ginnk assault, New York had .combed
Buck O'Brien, the eminent splitter.
for-tyo runs. They had. turned this
trick by reaching Saliva Buck in what
are known far and wide as the
pincbes. Two runs looked to Be
million with Marquard In such rare
form backed up at last by steady,
conIIdent support WheH Speaker
popped out in the ninth the game
looked over Then came the turn
thtr4udden break--which shows well
enonKh how this series stands and
how~k looks across future games.
Ceming on grimly. gamely and
Faliantly for that final rush, Lewis
( sinfInd and Gardner doubled. Devore
Dlaxcd the ball badly and Merltle
dr0n1ed the relay. But Heinie Wag-
ner The brainiest player on the Bos.
con team, coaching at third, turned
the ram upside down. He Attempted