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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
WILSON'S FRIENDS
CAME ACROSS WITH
TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND
Comfortable Little Sum Spent
on Democratic Candidates
Pre-ConventiOn Campaign
This Year.
CHAIRMAN M'CO0MBS
BEFORE COMMITTEE
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Washington. oct. William r.
McCombs of New York. chairman OF
the national Democratic committee.
told tn" clapp committee invcatigat-
ing campaign funds today that
$2OS,O0O had been contributed to the
fund this year in behalf ol Governor
Wilson's nomination.
MIR. MCCcmbs produced list ~
contributors to IN" Wilson fund. Fol-
lowing we're IN" principal prc-nomi-
nation contributions;
FREDERICK g. pouricld. $4,000;
William f.. McCumhs. $1,000;
Charles \ smith. $i,0OO. Charles u.
Crane, $lO,UOO, n, j. Barrett, $4,000;
T.. u. Rohcrls $2.6OO; George T..
Handel, $2,500; Il. Magill, $4,000:
Ahram j. Elkus, $l2,6OO; Harvey
Thomas, $4,000: James u. Pheland,
$1,000; Daniel Fellows Plat. S2,5O0;
Henry Mcrgcnthau, 100000; Clcve-
land II. Dodge and Princeton friends,
$1,000; Irving T.. Bush, $1,000: Jo-
seph T.. Guffey, II Princeton friend of
william T.. McCOmbs. $3.50: Samuel
llntermeyer $1,000; collected through
William q, McAdoo. S3,6cO. OF which
amount Jacob II. Schiff gave $2,50O.
MIR. McCombs testified that the
$12, 900 credited TO Frederick G. PEN
field was all Of the money that con
tributor had given. senator Dixon of
the Roosevelt forces had testified he
Understood Mi. penfleld had made
huge contributions"
While his prepared statement to-
tailed only $l93,5G5 Mr. McCnmbs said
tn" total expense for the campaign
had amounted 60 &2Os.l9a. lie said
that represented all the money cX-
pended and that no other funds had
been collected and dlsbursrd 10 his
knowledge.
Thomas Fortune Ryan was men
TONED today ns a contributor to two
Democratic prc-COnycntlun CamunigR
| FUNDS before the senate CHnpnign con
tributIons investigating committee
Lieutenant Governor Hugh l.. Mich
| ols Of OHIO said Mr. Ryan gave S77,-
600 To Governor IInrmOn's fund ana
| senator liankhcad credited Mr.. Ryan
with $4,000 contributed tO the lin
derwood fund,
Alton ~. Parker DemOcratIr prcgI-
dental candidate Of 1904, was uucs-
TONED nOout expenditures Of that
! campaign. lie said he had no know.
ledge nf contributions 10 tho Demo.
cratic fund but had given instructions
| that nothing was to b" accepted from
| corporations,
Mir Parker said hc had only hear.
| say evidence about Republican con.
trlbutiOns of 1904 and had based his
charges Of that year On that evidence
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
MINERS CAUGHT IN
FLAMING TOMB
Rescuers Working Desperately
to Save Eighty Men Impris-
oned in Tasmanian Colliery.
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Hobart, Tasmania oct. li,--7Ilun-
drcds Of rcscucrs are battling against
flames and smoke to save cIghty-nino
cntumhcd miners at the North Mount
Lyrll mine, Tho fire started through
tho blowing out Of u motor fuse last
Saturday In u fOw minutes dense
black clouds Of snake began To our
from the mouth Of the main tunnel
shaft. where l5O men were known
tO be working,
Tottorlng and exhausted, seventy
six men who had been working NJ the
700 foot level, succeeded In reaching
the surface through the smoke that,
timc and again threatened to SURROGATE
them. ono died after no got out.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
STRUGGLE TOMORROW
TAKES PLACE AT HUB
Managers Toss Coin and We'd
nesday's Game If One Is
Needed to Decide Will Be
Fought on Red Sox Diamond
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Polo Grounds, New York. oct. IL
The New York Giants overcame the
Host n Americans by score OF 3 to
2 TO-DAY before a crowd OF about 49,
600 people, New YOrks victory was
check to the hopes of the Red Sox
team, which had expected to win to-
day and capture tho worlds series.
The struggle for the worlds cham
planshtp of iai2 now stands.
Boston three games won; New
York two games won and one game
Il tie. The two teams will play to-
morrow In Boston.
O'BrIen. the Red SOx moist ball
pitcher. was knocked out uf the box
In the first inning when New York
made five runs. Collins went In for
Boston In the second inning and there
was no further scoring. Maruuard
pitcher superb game for the Giants
and outside of the second inning Bos-
ton was helpless before his mystifying
curves
Onicial box score:
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THOUSAND DOLLARS
MONTHLY PAID
SECRETARY
M'NAMARA
Bookkeeper in Ironworkers'
Headquarters / Identifies $
Checks With Which Wreck
ing Grew Was Paid.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SUPPLIED MURDER FUND
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Indianapolis. OcOt ll,--C Checks by
which the government charges the
executive board OF Ia" International
Association of bridge uud structural
Iron Workers allowed i. j. Mcnamara
81 600 n month tn huN explosives were
identified by Mrs \, !, nun Of omaha
ut the dynamite conspiracy trinl to.
day.
Mrs. TIull, who was n bookkclucr
tor Mcnamara at the IrOnworkcrs'
headquarters In Indianapolis when eN-
plusiuns about the country were frs.
uurnt. testified that the checks were
signed by frank NJ. Ryan, president
nnd 10y Mcnamara as secretury-trcrs-
urrr All these checks. sho said, wrrG
marked emergency funu."
Eugene \. Clancy. san Frarcisro,
Ilorbrrl ). lIocklin. Philip a, Colcy
aud Muultun 49, Davis are nllrged 80
have voted the muL'y to McNnmarh.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
STRONG FORCE or TURKS
CROSSES t.GIIVIAN ERONIIII

Belgrade. Servia, Oct. i4,--A hody
0f Turkish troops crossed the Scyylnm
frontier At ItIstovutZ. near Vrnnyn. al
r O"clock this morning and attacked
tho Scrymn garrison there.
Fighlim went on throughout ihn
day nlouF the frontier. Th" r"r"rls
Of cannon firing could be heard at
Vranyn coming from the direction al
Ilistovat2 ana ViIogoske
A dispatch from the frontier says
tho Scrlnns were surprised bat sue.
cecdcd in repulsIng the Turkish at.
tack.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
Mussulman Troops to Invade
Servia; Minister Notified to
Leave StambOul Upon Short
Notice.
PROFFERED MEDIATION
OF POWERS DECLINED
MOntenegrin Troops in Bloody
Encounter With sultan's
Forces, Four Hundred Dead
and Wounded.
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London, oct ll.---TurkCy to-day
took up the gauntlet thrown down 10y
the Balkaa states and events IN the
near east crowded close upon one
another TO hasten what In believed tn
be the inevitable general outbreak.
The sultan'g government formally de-
Cllned the pruslrrcd Interference IN
Its proposed introduction OF reforms
In Mncedonin ana CulnCid"ntally as
sumcd tho offensive itself, invading
SCrvin.
ScrVla'H representative at Cunstnn-
tinoplc, as we'll ~ those uf Greece and
Bulgaria, was notified by his govern
ment today to prepare to leave on n
moments notice.
The participation of Greece IN the
conflict was almost assured by the
Athens governments dclivcruncc of an
ultlmatum demanding the release ui
Greek ships seized at ConslantinOplr.
More success has followed the de-
tcrmined advance of the Muntrnogrin
armies under King NiChUIas and
Prince Danello.
The MOntenegrins lost 100 KILLED
ana wounded In their attack on the
town Of ByelopOlyc In the San Juk oi
NovipaZnr, saya an official report re-
ceived by the Montenogrin counsel
general here, and the Turks who fled
after tho battle 10 SIenltza are said
to have svfsered heavily.
General MartinOvitch's advance
guard encountered IA body Of Turkish
troops from TarakOaCh and inflicted
a loss nf 500 killed ana wounded
during thr battle while ia" Monte
nrRrin casualties tOtalrd 100.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
Mo ADVANCE
IIJRTHhR INTO TURK Icy

POdgor,tla, Oct. 1.-THE Monte
neErin tro"ps yesterday occupied an-
other position still closer to the town
of Gusinyr, according TO the official
report ul General Vukotitch. the
commander OF that division OF the
Montcn"gIin army. The Turks 0ffer"
ed stubburn resistance ana suffered
heavy losses, according to the general.
Tho MunteneRrins also occupied
yesterday two other Turkish positions
commanding GuBinye.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
LID ON TIGHT DUNG
DENVER CARNIVAL WEEK
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Denver. oct l4.--ilegardless of the
recent decision OF the state supreme
court In granting "A writ Of supcrscdens
In the RO-cullcd liquor cases, President
A. A. Blakcley of the fire ana polio"
board announced today that the laws
governing tho sale of liquor In cafes
ana hotels on sunday ana after mid
night will be enforced. Blakelcy holds
that tho police must enrorc" the Inv
while II ls on the statute hooks. Thib
In tukon Ia mean that tho lid viii bo
ON tight during carnival week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
TURKEY DECLINES
PROEL,IlIilhn MEDI AILON

CunstunlnOplr, oct. H.. Tn" TURK
ish government declines to allow the
powers to intervene IN the question at
Macedonian reforms. It's reply 10 the
representatives of the powers was
handed a. the AustrO. Hungarian uIu.
basSadur here this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
MACHINISTS JOIN IN
SYMPATHETIC STRIKE
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Salt Lake City, Utah, oct. "a
Rather than assist In handling nom
union ore from Bingham. 80 machin-
lists ana clcctrieians at the Utah cop
per mills at Garfield walked out this
morning. bringing tho number of
strikers al the mills and the Ameri-
can smeltcr to about 600. The Hmelt-
er is operating with It's reduced force.
Show PTogress With Jury.
Salem, Mass, Oct. i4,---Eight soats
IN tho jury box remained 10 no filled
when the Joint trial os Joseph j. Et-
tor. Arturo GiOvannnatti ana Joseph
CaTusO. members of the industrial
Workers of tho World. was resumed
today in The Essex county superior
court.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
TWO MORTALLY HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE WRECK
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[By Leaaod Wire % InVshinE HsFald1
Chicago, Oct. lt.--An automobile
containing five men ran al fun speed
early today against the brick wall
surrounding seward park. The col
llsion fractured ths shulls of two of
the men, broke several Ribs of an
other and spllntsred the left leg of
fourth passenger. The fifth man
received many cuts about the face and
a0alR.
llHenFy EAohSnburg ana Frank Har-
rlty. who weer the mast severely In
tpred, are expected 10 die.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
Ninth inning.
DECIDING GAME TO
ISI1 PLAYED IN BOSTON

Polo Grounds. New York, Oct. H.
After the game was over the man
ayers OF the clubs tossed a coin to de-
termIne In which city the deciding
fame should ne played In the event
that New York won tomorrow In Bos-
ton. Manager Stnhl called tails and
Il fell tails, and tho deciding game
will be played In Boaton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
CENSOR OF PUBLIC
MORALS CHARGED
WITH MISCONDUCT
Los Angeles Prosecutor Fairts
When Warrant Is Served
for Alleged IndiscretiOn
With Negro Girl.
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I.os Angeles, CuL, oct i4.--tiuy
Eddie. city prosecutor and official
censor or public morals. was served
with u second warrant today. charging
him with having contributed to th"
delinquency of "A mlnur girl The
complainant, Alma Jones' nErd ~, ia
an actoroun. Eddie tainted when the
warrant was served upon him,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

Heavily armed posses from Raw
lins. Saratoga and BaKHs started oalt
Mt daybreak this morning 10 acopr The
rocky hills between here and kho
Colorado line and II possible, capture
or XIII the escaped oOnvlcts from Als9
Wyoming penitsntinry who ara IN hi6&
Ing. The searohera have orAorn ~
shoot to kill on sight. Several og the
eonyiotH ara apamoA.sa and no quarter o
expected on either side.
report reached here this m0rnlnN
that another convict had been shoe
five miles south OF town. but this han
not been verified. W.
Warden Alston, who was In the hills
hunting for the convicts who escaped
Saturday. learned OF yeaterday'n outs
break when he returned TO town &C q
O'Clock this mOrnlnE. He immedia@
tcly took charge OF tho search, lead
inH the new posse which left Rawlinni
AT duybreak. Deputy Sheriff Taylor
is IN command OF the men from Sara.
tugn.
No report has bsen received from
the posse which last night surroundsds
six convlcts In n canyon south ok
Rnwlins. *
The men In hiding are among the
dozen or more cOnvIcts who escaped
from the state penitontiary here late
yesterday afternoon after they had
overpowered the guards within the
DriHon. took their weapons from them
und fled down the main streets and
through yards OF private homes. ter
rorlEing men, women and children.
The convIcts paused In their mad
dash for freedom when they came
upon IA livery harm, secured meuntn,
then sped toward the hills before olti-
Sens could arm and give chase. ~
Antoine Pazo. u Mexican heralaea
~ leader OF tho convlcts in their
break for liberty, was shot to death
by Deputy Sheriff Hugh Rognsr, who
Aaw the Mexican as he started ON
horseback for the hills, after having
AlaShed Bert Talbert across the taas
and head with butcher knife. Tal-
bert II tho owner OF the livery barn.
Charles Stressner. barber, waa
shot to death while walking aloRa the
street.
Five of the convicts who escaped
yesterday were captured last night.
They were: Convict Elliott, Prayer
Stewart Burke and Gilmore.
Desperate fighting was reported In
i
guards, following the outbreak. but
reports that several men. both guards
and conViots we're killed before quiet
was restored late az night, are unoon-
firmed.
Eleven OF the twenty convicts who
broke out Of tho penitentiGry gatur@
day afternoon after overpowering the
cell house keeper ana securing hla
keys, are still az large. 4M.
Reports received here at a0@M
state that Sheriff McCourt OF Gwoat@
water county and five deputies mea
close on tho trail OF eonvicta RlsaraA
son and Burke. sentenced for murder
and Convict BaOkBtrutn, n short eafsa
man In the hills several mIlca south
Of Ilawlins. The report states tElAt
Backstrum II wounded. but slfli' q
able to ride. The Oonvlcta ne3
mounted and armed. es<
ConVicts Bert Dalton, "Rod lgihegH
and another prisoner whom WnKaaa
Alston was pussuina yesterday AlN
said 20 have crossed the fafIgna4
about thirty miles woaf % nAMI1
headed Tor the Colorado line.
| tfI.4t ~ W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

Chicago. oct. 1t.--colOnal Theo,
dore Roosevelt refrained fr0m spsech
making today In order 10 save hia
voice and rest tho muscles oa ~
htroat which DEVELOPED RoGeAsaa yes
terday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
Hundred Miners Resume Work.

Ely, New, Oct. l4.-One hundred
men were put to work at Copper Flat
this morning by the Nevada ConSoli-
dated Mining company. whose em-
plOyes are on strike. There have boen
no hostile demonstrations.
Several steam shovel men have
been engaged 10 so 10 work but the
shovels were not started this morning.
This action may cause a walk out at
the mill ana n1nsltor Rt M00ill, az ths
union men there adopted resolutions
10 remain at work only whilel 40 a.,
tempt VIA fnaae te break the atFlkela
thA mines
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
johnson Again Invnlcs Ohio.

Springfield, o., oct l4.--GovcrnOr
Johnson today opened his third ohio
invasion with speech 10 a crowd,
One-third of whose members were
women ana Progressive leaders.
Men count for little In this cam
paign," the governor said. They are
important only IN the aspect that they
have the power To carry out the pro-
gIesslve legislation that the people
are demanding and In their records
Of past performance.
And that is why ! say little about
men In my address. | love to dwell
uOon the cause"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

canOn City. Colps Oea. AZ
outbreak, "a tha WyQmana n
tiary d0ob net make NE enDaeA
OF any tFonbiA ID taN colosM,
son." said Wareem Th4lann y.
today. ''fn 1apls I'm Eolnn "a
fifty moro aian ouk en tka ~
thlt week. NAg 1gnsa ~
that nay plsa * asslRR ln1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

New York. oct. 1t,~-Cotton spot
closed quiet; middIina uplanaS.
eiO.So; mIddlIng gulf. et1.lb. Sales.
cas- baieA NJ -.
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IICySTCIN,

Totals ......33 2 I, "a l
s--Batted for O'BrIen In second.
Innings: ~
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RUBE MARQUAItD ON
MOUND FOR NEW YORK

New York. Oct. 1.-THE oianA
made their last stand today. Before a
cr0v numbering $4,000 or more the
National league champions s'rusS'eu
20 check the onward march OF the
Boston Americans, who with three
conteSsa captured. need only one more
victory 20 earn them the title OF
worries champions OF 1919. the
Gglante must win three straight gnmea
q Gain the championship.
There was plenty OF yoom for every
ona ana vacant tiers OF seats yawneq
A ii,a ontnold bleacheFs ana lower
seanos AafoFS the Game began. Tne
eay mng cheeTieaa and cola SFAs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
Two Men Dead; Several Are
Wounded and Score Of Des-
perate Criminals at Large
As Result of Prison Out
break. ya@
SEARCHERs ORDERED
TO SHOOT TO KILL
Warden Compelled to Take 20
Bed With Badly CruShea
Leg Received When Horse
Falls During Chase. tisgt

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q dead. q
= CHARLES sTREssNnFe, bar, q
= Der shot by conviots. g
= ANTOINE PAzO, leader Of ca q
Gaping convlcts, shot by depuay.l@
= Wounded; 0,visN
Bert Talbert. livcryman, stab .
. bed by Antoine Pano. q
Convict. shot by Marshal =
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SaNsTd inning.

Boston 49, Gardner safe on Mar
Guards error. Stahl singled to CEN
ter. Gardner taking second. Wagner
struck out CHdy fOuled out Tor
Meyers. EnBlc DATED for O'Brlen'
Gardner and Stahl scored on EnEle's
two bnse hit to left on which DoVOre
made AN error "a playing the ball
poorly on the fence. Hooper fOuled
out tn Meyers TWO runs, two hits,
two errors.
Ncw Yurk-Gollins went in the boz
in place Of q Brlcn. Morquard hled
to Stahl. Devore struck out Doyle
iiicd To Speaker. No runs. no hlts'
no errors.
BOston--Ycrkes singled to center
SPEAKER flied out to Snodgrass. LOWS
sent II long foul TO le,. which Devore
captured, Gardner flied to Murray
who took tho ball up against the
fence. No runs. one hit, no errors
New York--SSnOdgrass filed to
Yerkes. Murray singled to right hut
was thrown out attempting to stretch
Il on "a throw by Hooper Ia Yerkes'
Merkie got an inheld hit along the
third base line. Mcrkle was out steal
Ing. Cady to Wagner. No runs, two
hits, no errors.
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BoHtOn--Wagner out, MafQuhFd g
MerkIe. cady drove q long nv q
RnOdgFaaa. c0lllun filed 70 Murray
No runs. No hlta. No errors,
New York--MeyeFa out colllna z
ssAhL HIetchsE flisd 70 spsaksF. Mas
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guard flied to Speaker, No runs. n,


guard filed To Speaker, No runs. No
hits. No errors.
Eighth Inning.
BOston--HOOper flied To SnodgraaH.
Yerkes got II single over which Doyle
could only reach with his bare hand
Speaker flied 10 Murray Lewis flied
t0 Murray. No runs one hi. no errors.
New York-DevOre was out. Collins
10 StahL Doyle sent up a high foul To
Cady SnodgraSs got an inneld hit.
his roller 10 Yerkes being too slow 70
field. SnOdgrasS WAS out stealing
Cady 10 Wagner. No runs. one hit, no
errors.
Ninth Inning.
BOSton--Gardner filed to SnOdgrass.
stahl sent out II long fly 90 Murray.
Wagner out, HeTzOg 10 Merkle. No
runs, no hits no errors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14

Nav York 800 600 OO'-5
Two Oase hils-Merkle, Herzos' En-
gle. Three base hit-Meyers Ptehins
record--On O'BrIen. ave runs ana SIX
hlts In eight times at bat In one IN
ming; off collins. no runs and ilve hits
IN twenty-five times at bat In eight
inninKH. stolen bases - Speaker
Doyle, Herzog. Meyers. Double plays
Fletcher, Doy % and Merkle; Hooper
and stahl. Left on bases--Boston. o.
New York. /. First base on balls
or Marauard. I. First base on errors
--1Il0Aton, 1. Struck Out--By o'Brlen'
]; Marquard, 3; Collins, l. BaIk-
O'BTIen. Time. 1913. Umpires--At
plate, Klein: on bases. Evans; lett
field, oH.oughlIn; right fleid, Risler'
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Fourth inning.

,Boston--stahl scratched an inheld
hit toward third. Snodgrass took
Wagner's long fly. II was brilliant
catch, cutting of "A possible home run
Cady singled to center. stahl taking
third. Fletcher took Collins grounder
and threw 10 Doyle. catching Cady at
second oud completing n double play
by throwing out Collins at first. NO
runs, two hits. no errors.
New York--HeEEog flied out %
Sneaker. Meyers drove long smash
10 the center field fence for three
bases. Fletcher flied to speaker Mey-
ers started for home but when he saw
sneakers perfect throw he hurried
haek 10 third. Yerkes threw out Mar
ouard No runs, one hit, no errors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-14
O'Brien Knocked Out of Box
in First Inning by Giant Hitters

clouds screened the sun and there
was a threat Of rain In tie air.
should New York win today the
game tomorrow will oe played In Bos-
ton
"Rubc" Marquard was McGraw's
indicated choice for the box today
The big left handler has delivered the
only game won by the Giants and he
has had "A good rest. IL looked az "
either Ray Collins or Buck" O'Brlen
might be Stahrs box selection.
The batting order was:
Boston-Hooper. right field. Yerkcs.
second base; Speaker, center field /.
Lewis. left held, Gardner, third base /.
Stahl. third base; Wagner. short
stop: Carrigan, catcher. Collins,
pitcher.
New York--Snodgrass right field
Doyle, second base. Becker. center
Held; Murray. left field; Merkla. flrst
bnse; Herzog, third base; Meyers,
catcher; Fletcher. short stop; Mar
guard, pitcher.
,Marquard md Meyers were nn-
nounced ns the batteries for New
York and OFBricn und Cady for Bus-
ton. KLEIN behind tho Dat; Evans
took the bases; Rlgler went to right
field and O'Loughlin went 10 left field.
THE GAME BY INNINGS.
FIRST Inning.
Boston--HC oper got a single over
second, on which Doyle made fne
stop hut could not throw the runner
ping and thrown out, The play was
Merkle to Fletcher to McrklGI Yerkes
ilird To SnOdgrasS. speaker walked,
after having two strikes called on
him. Speaker stole second. Lewis
nird out to DevOrc 40 runs, one hit,
no errors.
New York--DcvOrc was out, Gard
nrr to Stnhl. Doyle scratched nn In
field hit which Yerkes could not fleld
In time. Doyle stole second. SnOd-
grass struck out. Murray got an In
Held hit. His roller was too SLOW for
Wagner to field. Doyle went to third
on the play. Doyle scored when
| O'Brlen made n balk; Murray went t.
second. OBrien made motion to
throw to first hut did not throw the
ball. which, under the rules. constl-
tutcs baik Murray scored on Mcr-
klc's double to right. Merkle scored
on HcrZogs dOTble to left the
stands were In an uproar, Meyers go'
an intleld hit. Wagner mndo phe'
nomena1 one hand stop, thereby hold
ing HerzOg at third. Herzog scored
on a double to Stahl. o had throw-bs
Yerkes to the plate. Meyers went tt
third and scored on bunt bS
Fletcher, FLETCHER was caught OF
first O'Brlen to Stnhl, Five runs, si'
| hits, one error.