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win, receiving $4.O24.6S each. The
Giants, should they win, viii get s3.-
S49.61 each. The discrepancy is ex-
planned by the fact that 20 Giants vii;
divide the proceeds, whereas only q
Red sox players are eligible to share
in the award.
The same is true Of the losers end.
which to the Red sox win mean 81
6SS.12 and to the New Yorks $2,566.46
each. These figures are final for the
series. as the players viii share in no
more games, yesterdays contest in
New York, the fourth in the series. be-
ing the last in which they are entitled
to participate in the proceeds.
Just before the game began the
temporary fence in center field broke
down from the pressure Of the crowd.
The crowd, however, made no effors
to intrude upon the field. It was an
nounced that the batteries would be
as follows: New York. Mathewson
and Meyers; Boston. Bedient and
Cady- The umpires took positions as
follows: OLoughlin went behind the
bat; Rigler took the bases; Klein went
to left field and Evans to right field
First Inning
First half-New York: navora
walked on four bad onea DOYLE flied
out to Lewis. DeYore was forced 80
second when Wagner took snodsrass
grounder and tossed to Yerkes, who
completed double play by throwing
snodgrass out at first. No runs. no
hits, no erors.
Second half Boston: Hooper sin
gled to center on the first ball pitched.
Yerkes flied to Fletcher. Speaker was
given a great hand as he came to the
plate. Speaker singled to left, Hoop
er being held on second. Hooper was
forced at third when Herzog took
Lewis grounder and touched the base.
Gardner struck out No runs, two
hits, no errors.
Second Inning
First half New York: Murray
walked Merkle was thrown out at
first, Gardner to stahl, Murray taking
second Herzog sent up a high fly to
Yerkes. Meyers flied to Hooper. Nc
runs, no hits. no errors.
Connstd hale
Fletcher to Merkle. Wagner singled
to right. Cady was out Mathewson
to Merlue. Wagner taking second.
Doyle threw out Bedient, making
clever stop and throw to first. No
runs, one hit. no errors.
Third Inning
First half-New York Fletcher
flied to Hooper. Matnewson got
great ovation as he came to the plate.
Mathewson singled to center Devore
walked. It was Bedient's third base
on balls. DOYLE flied to Speaker.
snodgrass sent up high foul to
Cady. No runs. one hi, no errors.
second half Boston: Hooper drove
the ball to left for three bases, Hoop
er scored on three base hit by Yer
kes. The crowd was in a turmoil Of
excitement when Speaker came to the
bat. Yerkes scored when Doyle muf-
fed Speakers grounder. Speaker tried
to 60 to second on the error. but was
thrown out, Murray to Fletcher Lewis
was ont. Mathewson TO MerlSle. Card
ner went out Merlkle unassisted. Two
runs. two hits, one error.
Fourth Inning
First half New York; The Boston
fans were simply delirions with Joy
They eheered Hooper as he went to
his position at right field. Murray
out on fly to Yerkes. Merkle struck
out. Bedient burned the ball over the
plate with bewildering speed and he
had his drop curve working nicely.
Herzog sent up high one to stahl.
runs, no hits, 10 errors.
ssscona half-Boatons stahl out,
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