The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-10
(By Associated Press.)


ised good weather for the champion
ship game this afternoon.
Fenwav park was somewhat wet
from the rain Of last night, but the
indications were for a dry field for
this afternoon. Occasional light
showers were predicted.
Manager Stahl had pitching prob
lem to solve. With one game tucked
safely away, Boston used up four
pitchers in two days. Collinsc, hall
and Bedient figuring successiVely III
the box yesterday
Marouardt is regarded as the pest
available pitcher for New YORK by
the baseball sharps, who are OF the
same opinion regarding buc~
O'Brien OF the Red SoX. These VIII
be the probable pitching selections
for today.
Each of the two men are primed TO
pitch in the third game
Marauardt needs sympathetic sur
roundings to be at best and some fol-
lowers think McGraw will hold Mar
ouardt and send Crandall or Wiltse
TO the mound.
Jam To See Game
AT $3.50 o'clock this morning a line
had formed at the box office; $4,000
peneral admission tickets were sold
before II o'clock. The spirited Ne
IN game of yesterday put the fahs on
mettle.
Park is Crowded
Al O'Clock this afternoon FenWay
mark was crowded The attendance IS
larger than at any previous games,
The preliminary batting and diamond
nractice was of short duration, Bet
ting odds were on New YORK
Opposing Batteries
The batteries for the GIANTS are
Marquardt and Meyers.
For the Red SoX OBrien and car
rigan. wn
First Inning ~
First HaIf: Devore singled; Doyle
flied out. Deyore out stealing; Shou'
grass flied out 10 Speaker.
Second Half: Hooper flied OUT
Yerkes famed; Speaker grounded out
Second Inning - ,,or
FIRST Half: Murray doubled; Mer'
lilo sacrificed. Murray making thlru'
Murray scored on Herzog's sacriflce
fly; Meyers grounded out. .
second Half: Lewis singled; Garn-
nor sacrificed. Lewis taking secohu'
Stahl flied out. Wagner tanned
Third Inning au.od. Mar
ouardt sacrificed; Devore lahheu'
Doyle lined out to Stahh
second Half: Carrigan fouled out;
O'Brien famed; Hooper tanned. ine
crowd cheered Marquardt Wildly
First Half: snodgrass grounded
out. Murray bunted; MerNe grouhu,
ed out. a -
second Half: Yerkes popped TO
FLETCHER: Speaker singled Le"is
forced Speaker at second; Gardhei
flied out
First Half: Herzog doubled; Mey'
ers grounded out, Herzog laAins
third Herzog scored on Fletcher
single Fletcher stole second; Mar
onsrdt walked. Devore forced Mar
nuardt at second, Fletcher taKihs
third Deyore stole second; Doyle waS
walked purposely; SnodgrasS liie'
out. , C.ob
Second Half Stahl singled stan
was out stealing; Wagner llleo % ou'
knocking the ball to Murray wh'
made a dazzling one hand catch' Cai
rigan grounded out.
Sixth inning ,tor
FIRST Half: Murray fonled OUT Mei
kle tanned: Herzog grounded out.
second Half: O'Brien lahneu
Hooper flied out; Yerkes sihsieu
Sneaker fouled out.
Seventh Inning r,o.,h
First Half Meyers famed; Fletcn
or erounder out. Marquardt grounde
out. ,,a ont
Second Half: Lewis grounded oul
Gardner fouled out; Stahl aouple,
ten feet more and the ball Woul
have cleared the fence; wagner iie
out.
Eiqhth Inning Dorl
First Half: Devore singled hoy
flied out; Snodgrass singled DeEol
taking second: Murray flied OUT Me
Vie forced Snodgrass at second
second: Engle bats for Carrigan
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