The Detroit times., 1912-10-14
FIRST INNING.


NEW YoRK-Devore walked. Doyle
fouled to Lewis. Snodgrass. who had
a run-in with the center-Aeld bleachers
during the batting practice, was booed
when he came to the plate and the
stands howled with delight when the
trst ball pitched was strike. Snod,
grass forcsd Devore and was doupleu
az first Wagner to yerkes TO Stanl'
No run, no hit. no error.
Bedient started on with four wide
throws which walked Devore and then
cut the plate with the next four pitohed
balls. forcing Doyle and Snodsrass 10
hit.
BosToN--Hooper singled to center.
hitting the first ball pitched. Yerkes
popped iy 10 Fletcher. Speaker sim
gled to left. Devores throw holding
Hooper at second. Lewis forced Hooper
at third. Herzog getting the putout, un .
assisted. Lewis was almost caught at
frst by Herzog's throw, which Merkle
dropped. Gardner famed. No rum two
The Red sox attempted to hammer
Matty In the opening inning. Al
Hoopers had connected safely: Yerkes
leaned hard on the ball without AT
up, however, after Speaker hit safeiy
and no damage resulted,
SECOND INNING.
NEW YORK-.Murray walked on the
FIRST four balls pitched. -Aerkle OUT,
Herzog popped 10 Yerkes. Meyers flied
TO Hooper. No run, no hit, no error
Bedient practically duplicated his
FIRST inning performance by walking the
FIRST man on the first four balls pitched
and then settling down In fine fashion
BOSTON--Stahl out. Fletcher 10 Mer-
tle. Wagner singled to right Cady
out Matty 70 Merkle. Wagner going TO
second Bedient out, Doyle TO Merkle
No run. one hit no error.
BY the end OF the second inning the
fog had lifted rapidly, and II was fairly
clear, at least enough so TO assure nor
Matty was working easily. putting
them over the plate and counting on
his support to take care OF the smashes,
which II did.
THIRD INNING.
NEW YORK-Fletcher flied TO Hoop
er. Matty again got the applause OF
the spectators when he stepped TO the
plate for the first time. Matty re-
sponded with a cute little single to
shSrt,center the ,nss GIsns mrs, pnv,s mt s,sd o
to Speaker. With two on the sacks and
two out the bleachers gave Snodgrass
another English boo salute when he
came up. Snodgrass fouled to Cady.
No run, one hit, no error,
With things In fine shape to start
something neither Captain Doyle nor
snodgrass, despite their positions of
honor in the batting list was able to
do anything with Bedient who steadied.
BOSTON-Hooper sent a triple down
the lett-field foul line. the smash GO
ing through Herzog at mile-a- minute
clip. Yerkes tripled TO left-center. hit
ting the first ball pitched and scoring
Hooper with the first run OF the game.
Speaker was safe at first when Doyle
fumbled his grounder. Yerkes scoring,
but Speaker was cut at second, Murray
TO Fletcher. Lewis out; Matty to Mer-
kle. Gardner out TO Merkle. unassisted.
Two runs, two hits, one error.
The Red Sox got TO Mntty hard In
the third when, with the top of their
batting order up, triples by Hooper and
Yerkes and a tumble by Doyle of an
easy grounder put two tallies across
the plate.
FOURTH INNING.
NEW YORK Murray popped to
Yerkes. Merkle famed on three pitched
balls, Merkle's sixth fan-out OF the
series. Herzog popped to Stahl. No
run, no hit, no error.
Bodient hit his stride I'm great form
during the Giants haif-fourth, retiring