Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-09

bOStQn, OCT. 9.-The WORLDS series
scene shifted today to Fenway park.
where the second game between the
Giants and Red Sox was staged before
the greatest crowd that has even seen
ball game in this city. The weather
was fair with few clouds lowering
about, The air was crisp and cool.
From the shelter of the fence of
Fenway park, where they had been
waiting all night, more than 400 base
ball enthusiasts saw the sun rise over
the back of the bay. Their object was
to secure a single admission each to
the bleachers--all allowed them-at 81
ticket. 1t was too cold to sleep and
those in line could not walk to keep
warm lest they lose their places. Bon
fires were lighted and a few gathered
about them and dozed. One man lost
his false teeth while sleeping and was
looking for them after daylight.
The players entered today's game in
better mental condition than that of
yesterday. All reported to their man
ayers this morning that they were in
good shape. Wagner was happy cap
tain. I'VE have got the jump on them
and we can do 1t again. Tesreau, Mat
ty or Marquard. 1t will be all the same
The boys can hit any one McGraw
sends along" he said.
Following was the forecast of the
batting order:
Boston-Hooper, r.; Yerkes, 2b.;
Speaker, cf. Lewis, IT,; Gardner, 3b.:
Stahl, h.; Wagner. S.; Carrigan, c.;
Collins, D.
New York-Snodgrass, cf.; Doyle,
2b.: Becker. rf.; Murray, IT,; Merkle,
1b.; Herzog, 3b.: Myers, c.; Fletcher,
S.; Mathewson, p.
Umpires - Klein. Evans, Rigler,
OLaughlin.
Mathewson and NJ yers were the bat
teries for New York, and Collins and
Carrigan for Boston. Snodgrass led
off In the batting order. The Royal
Rooters.' led by band, marched
across the field while the Bostons
We're at practice and took the tenn
porary field stands. Umpire O'Laugh-
lin was behind the plate, Rigler on
the bases, Klein in left field and Ev-
ans in right field
Mayor Fitzgerald threw the ball to
Collins.
First Inning.
New York-Snodgrass drove the Sec
for a two-base hit Doyle struck out
Becker went out, Yerkes to Stahl.
Snodgrass was on third Collins threw
out Murray at first. One hit, no runs,
no errors.
left and Becker to center making the
batting order conform. Hooper
scratched an infield hit which Mathew
n,,11 mot In
stole second. Meyers threw wide.
Fletcher dropped Yerkes' line drive
and the batter was safe on an error
by Fletcher. Speaker beat out a bunt.
The bases were filled. Hooper was
forced out at the plate on Lewis
grounder to Herzog, who threw to
Meyers. Yerkes scored on an infleld
out Of Gardner. Lewis and Speaker
scored on Stahl's drive to left. wag-
ner was out on high fly to Doyle.
Three runs, three hits. one error.
Second Inning.
New York-Merkle famed, first
three balls pitched. Herzog knocked
a three dagger to right center. Her
zog scored on Meyers HIT which
struck Gardner on tho face Fletcher
went out on a fly to Hooper. Mey-
ers went out when Yerkes took Mat
hewson's grounder and threw to Wag-
ner. One run, two hits. no errors.
Boston--Carrigan went out, Herzog
to Merkle. Doyle took Collins groun-
der and threw him out at first Hooper
doubled to right. Yerkes went out,
Fletcher to Merkle. One hit, no runs
no errors.
Third Inning.
New York-Snodgrass flied out to
Hooper. Doyle went out on a foul
to Gardner. Becker was out, Wagner
to Stahl. No runs. no hits. no err
rors.
Boston-Speaker went out to Merkle,
unassisted. Lewis sent high one to
Murray. Gardner was out, Doyle to