The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-16
Doston, Mass, October 1S.-At-
t<ndasee and receipts ut tO-day's
cane Of the worlds series, ~ an
.ounceA By the National COoDis-
sion. was ~ follows
Total atteDAanee. 33.694.
fetal receiDta. S57.lS0.
National C0DDission's share,
SS.sl0.0o.
Each clubs share. Sz5,76s.3o.

Boston. October 15.-TLe New York
Giants, pennant-w.nners OF the Ma
ttoual League. administered a crush
ing defeat to the Boston Americans to-
day by a score of II to 4 IN the seventh
game vf tae worlds series. Tonight
ends the Giants and Red Sox waiting
10 engage in the final combat here to-
morrow, that IL expected 20 determine
which team shall be the worlds cham
pi0ns Of 1919
The series now stands:
Boston. three games won.
New York. three games won.
One contest a tie.
smoky Joe' Wood. the Red Sox star
Swtrler. who already had beaten the
Giants twice IN the series. was sent
on. to pitch the Red Sox into the
worlds champi onship. His end was 80
swift and 90 sudden that the 80. )0V
spectators sat IN silence at Fenway
park an they saw his delivery batted
u. all parts OF the aeid, and SIX Giant
players were over the home plate be-
fore the last New Yorker was put out
In the FIRST inni>.
The RAA Ssh never recoveled afroen
that ayst inling, and though they pep
pered away ftfuily at Tesreaus moist
ball they never came within threaten
ing distance Of the Giants. Manager
MeGraw. in the coacher's box down
on third base. directed the attack on
wood. He gave orders to hit the first
hall pitched. and. with few exceptions.
ali Of the nine men who batted in the
nrst inning raped the first bali sent
mn THIS shower OF hits, combined
18th a double steal. paved the way
N New FORKS six runs. Thereafter
wood was a broken reed. and Charlie
Hail. Boston's relief pitcher. was sent
into the boz.
BeAient VI. Msthewsoa.
The Red Sox have Hugh Bedient
ready to go on the firing line to-mor-
row in the deciding game. with Woo
nrepared to go to his assistance. while
the Giants will depend on Aathewson.
With Marouard held IN reserve
resreau held the whip hand through
out to-day's game. His moist ball
broke sharply over the plate. and the
Red Sox were unable TO sathom his de-
iv>ry when hits would have scored
runs
Twelve red-legged players were left
anchored on bases.
Althougn New York had . COM
handing lead throughout the game.
NcGraw kept Nathewson warmed NJ
to relieve Tesreau in case he weak
ened-
After making six runs in the mrs;
inning. the Giants scored another tally
In the second. two more in the sixth
ninth innings. The Red Sox got theiI
arse run IN the second inning when
Gardner shot q screaming home run
into the right field seats. the nrs,
circuit drive Of the series. Two more
runs were scored in the seventh and
another in the eight by the home club
CAPTAIN Doyle, of New York, drove 9
liner into the crowd in right field fos
q home run In the sixth. sending IN
Devore ahead OF him. There were
seven strike-outs in the game. Her.
xoR was the only man on the Clan,
team to IAN The lied Sox who were
struck out were Hooper twice. Yerkos
Gardner. Wagner and Cady once each
The game was loosely played IA the
GELD. while q gale made i: dinicult fol
The aeiderS to get under ny balls
Play was suspeDded frequently wher
Aense clouds OF dus; whirled across the
Assmona.
Red Ssx - Rss.
Manager NcGraw said tonight:
The Red iox have broken and are
on the run" He added tina: with ths
came aggressive attack made to-mos.
row, the Giants would be carried "a
victory. NcGraw said his club va.
shorouehsy instilIed with the lighting
epirit. and that the players showed q
return 70 the form that had won then
20 many victories In the Nattonal
League u the spsinS and early sum.
0ef.
Manager stahl remarked:
All clubs have form rever&als. bul
che rebound 70 always violent To-
morrow viii tell another story Tor sh<
Red Sox-"
The attendance at to-day's game
vas s3.ssl. while the receipts smouhset
eo SSs,lsG OF this sum each club ~.
epsyes 09s.73S3o. while the Nasioee
CSonsss3on's share 10 eS.71S.se. 1h>
vsoehef Up - q, ron vas mid. bue -
ward 3 o'clock Q wtudssOrm esme -
arcom,Snied BY dark clouds. sna O.
eemp>rasure fell making u uneomfcst
able for spectators aue psayees 0rse'
esesas Of Asss swept across The esSt
vAsn the eame began.
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