The Detroit times., 1912-10-09
FIRST BATTLE Nv WORLDS a
i SERIES, INNING, BY INNING

down snodgrass grouneer and then
juggled the ball as he picked II up 10
throw 20 arst Just TOO late, Murray ray
stahfs hand and snodgrass was doub-
led at nrst. Stahl TO Wood. the nrst
double play. Merkle popped an easy
ny to Wagner. No run. no hit. one
error.
SEVENTH INNING.
BOSToN-stahl grounded out. Doyle
TO Merkle, hitting the first ball pitched.
wagner lined nard single TO center.
Cady also sent line single TO left. anu
Il looked as though the strenuous ef-
forts put forth by fesreau In the other
innings were beginning TO tell on the
Giant hinger. Wood got n rousing
hand when he stepped up with two
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played followed Doyle fell and drop
PED the ball, going TO second 10 force
Cady. and Fletcher picked up the ball
p %S ss nHt on sSs bag se. ERR s CaSy
on third and Wood on nrst. Hooper
doubled Just inside the right foul line.
scoring wagner with the tying run
Wood reaehing third. Merkle made an
heroic effort TO stop Hooper's drive.
which was hard grouader. The
Giants first baseman leaped sideways
Tor tho ball. but just missed IL. Mayor
jumped to his feet and waving his hat
over his head, lead the cheering for
Boston, Yerkes sent a double TO left,
scoring Wood and Hooper, putting tho
Red Sox two runs TO the good. and the
crowd throughout the stands cut loose
In wild old-time demonstration.
speaker famed on three straight baI.s.
The third strike was called The big
Boston star seemed ovsr-anxious to
get into the run-getting and the nrst
and second strikes were swings at bad
balls All OF the Red Sox drives were
hard smhshes aud clean hits. They
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Tesrsau had previously weakened and
the smoke so much in evidence on his
earH delivery was greatly reduced.
Ills spitban appeared equally ineffect-
tered. the big FELLOW hads very serious
session. Three runs, four hits, no en-
ror.
NEW YoRKt-Herzog struck out.
missing the third one on a hard swing.
Meyers was hit In the back by pitch
ed ball. and took first. Luckily for the
enlef was curve instead OF one OF
Weeds fast ones. Fletcher forced
who tossed the ball 20 Wagner. Nc
Cormick batted for Tesreau. Four runs,
I'VE hits OF Tesreau In seven innings.
Tesreau had struck out four and given
high TO Lewis in left No run. no hit.
no error
Ciandall replaced Tesreau in the box
for the Giants and New York fans gave
ovation Boston fans danced and wav-
ed banners while the band played
lively tune.
EIGHTH INNING.
BOSTON--Lewis grounded out. FLEET
cher 10 Merkle Fletcher made a good
running stop OF Lewis grounder. which
was a grass-cuter Gardner famed.
the thifd strike being called. Stahl
also famed on three pitched balls. No
run, no hit no error.
NEW YORK-Devore grounded out.
Wagner to Stahl. Doyle also grounded
out Wagner to -StahL Snodgrass POP
ped an easy ny to Gardner back OF
third. No run. no hit no error.
NINTH INNING.
BOSTON-Wagner doubled against
the left Geld fence. Cady sacrificed,
Herzog 10 Merkle, Wagner taking
third. Wood grounded TO Crandall,
who chased Wagner back TO third and
then threw TO Merkle. retiring the Red
Sox pitcher. Hooper lined out to Doyle.
No run. one hit, no error.
NEW YORK Murray flied TO
Hooper. Merkle singled past Sec
ond. Herzog singled to right.
Merkle stopping at second. Mey
ers singled 20 right scoring Merkle.
sendipg Herzog TO third and on Hoop
er's throw to the plate. Meyers took