The Detroit times., 1912-10-09
FIRST INNING.

BosToN-Tesrsau gave two balls be-
fore he got one over the base. Hooper
watched the third so over. fouled the
next and finally walked. Yerkes tried
a hit and run. but Doyle oame In rap
Idly and threw him out at nrst, Hoop
sr being stopped at the second pas
and was out at hrst. Hooper reaching
third. Lewis dropped a long ny into
deep center. which Snodgrass landed.
and the side was retired. ~ rum no
TeEsau used IA balls to dispose OF
the nrst four men up. eight crossins
the plate and six going wide,
NEW YoRK-l~ood Followed Tes-
ss ss sn s.ap sfcr. ey y octs9 the pan
Josh foui.d the nfth ball pitched The
sixth one came straight across, pu'
p niSr eut was D SSHsr tippe4 the rss one
served him. but II was directly In Wag-
nsr's territory and Larry was thrown
SSs .. wan s;. ssas fot the rss single
Of the game and. Red Murray With
the memories OF his hitless perferm,
anoe or q year ago chasing tnrous
Mr. Woed showed a decided disinch-
nation to be rushed and. aside from
taking plenty OF time, managed 20
keep snodgrass tied very eio ,or ,on sp
K
wide ones and appeared very grateful
FOR the pass ne drew. herklo was nexl
up, but his result was a pop up into
Wagner's waiting nit No run. one
nv WOOD wac forced to deliver 20 Of
ferings, 10 OF which went wiee OF tne
target, six OF which were called strlke.
and. four OF which were connectsu WIN
OF fouled on.
SECOND INNING.
HosroN-Gardner, first up In the
second, saw two bad ones: a sooo :, f phs,
Without swinging He rolled 10 tleten.
err VINO fumbled and made no attemp'
to recover. Gardner stopped AT n.s.,
stshl ,ts;m pp,,ss.d % ps ter oniy succeed
ed IN fercing Gardner when Tesresu
picked up his hunt and threw TO poy,s'
wagner swups In an, sttempt 10 vh,
sssseS out stahi TO Doyle. Doyle get:
INV the putout Wagner swung AZ
smother and foulsd on one, peIorS nc
succeeded IN covering pass pass, rem les es-
fore he drove long high fiy to Mrro
raw AGAINST the bleacher fence. no
run. no hit. one error. o-,S n,
Big Jeff appeared to have bIt n.p r.
vous and displayed eonsiderapie aim
cnHv IN Iocating the plate. the sup
port behind him tighte4ed up, h9W
ever. iwmediste,y SS ,5sr euimih
at.s with a really brilliant eaten oy
NEW New YoRK-Herzog claimed he was
nut nut Umpire KieU refused to see where
me hark was OF, whes Herxog exhio-
tied nis aliegcd nicked wing Herzos
swung and foulsd w vat Se,ors ~ fopiins s
again He then popped 70 stahL who
wss not forced TO move to make the
catch Meyers got warhoop wnen ne
cam. TO the plate the nss. ccerned any
piayer in the game to this time. almost
cheerIess, rootingless game. Two wehs
called on Meyers before he fouled. ne
swur9 AZ the fourth and missed. CIV
nv Wood his second strike out OF the
game Fletcher fouled on one at.er
two had ones had gone over re rouIeo
. another and then looked toolsn wntn
strike and the third strike-out. No
runs no hits, no errors
THIRD INNING.
BosToN-wood's eye was evidently
"A sood a. his arm. for after swinging
twice ne worked resresg for a pass.
Hocper hunted down the first base nnc.
ing Tesfeau the opportunity for
beautiful assist TO Merkle erkes
easy out at nrst, Wood stepping at
thiyd slusger Speaker. famed for
pinch hitting. came up with determl-
nation in his eye He refused 70 w sWtn sS
after watching four bad ones Tes-
reau.s strategy in walking Speaker
panned out well. for on the second
ball pitched Ltwis r sRie % 10 S,t no error,
NEW YORK-Tesreau responded 70
the applause by ignoring Woods hrst
olYering at hrst, but famed. making
f,urth Of the game. Devore feuled of
two into the upper stand and then
varied the performance by fouling into
the lower stand. Wood at once became
through. but too high. Josh getting his
base on balls. When Doyle was up the
crowd broke into an attempt to rattle
Wood Doyle dropped q SAT. safe ny that hat
Devore raced all the way 10 third,
beating a throw from Lewis to card
ner by q magnificent slide. Gardner
in the mixup. bnt was not hurt The
crowd was IN an uproar. Doyle drew
upon second, getting credit for a dou-
bic and the er.t extra nj OF the me
game Of the Giants much-vaunted
speed on the baseline. Devore using
excellent judgment Snodgrass. with
victim of Woods strikeout prowess.
swinging wildly at three successive
Murray singled over second. scoring
Devore and Doyle. He was out trying
to take second, Speaker, Cady TO Wag-
ner. with two runs In, the Giant root
ers broke loose In the nrst real DEM
onstrstion Of tn. afternoon. MURRAY
being his FIRST hit In seven successive
worlds games. Tive runs. two hits,
no error.
Observation-Disclosures raised high foul
giving Herzog an opportunity for
pretty catch. stahi missed three OF
giving JEFF his hrst strikeout OF me
game. Wagner lifted a high foul that
Merkie captured against the grand
stand wall after hard run. No run,
no hit, no error.
NEW YoRK-wood made anothe,
strikeout making II the sixth OF the
game when Merkie whitfield. HerEog'.
for a single. Meyers bounded one on
the plate into Woods hand and was
an easy out at first Herzog being held
At second Fletcher fouled on one and
heard the next two called on him
making the second strikeout for HIN
and the seventh for Wood. No run
one hit, no error.
Giants Woods pitching has been OF
the highest order. He has walked two
and has seven strikeoVts TO his credit
FIFTH INNING.
BOSTON-Cady grounded out, Doyl,
TO Merkle. woed grounded to Merkle
Hooper struck out, swinging hard a
the third one. IL was Tesfeau's SECOND
strikeout. Tesreau was putting every
thing he had on the ball. using oni,