Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-08

out on three strikes No runs. no
1iiird Inning.
Fir, half wood walked 60 nrt On
four bH|'s Hooper rHrr.nr,d. T,s-
r,Iu To- N'rkl'. Yertrs wls oIf.
Doyle Co. M,rkIr. wood ipus lhIrr
speaker $3.50 rurp"s"ly pus..I 90
nrst.
Lewis p'- ont ON high ny 20
FLETCHER ~" run', no hits uo err
rprs
SECOND holf--Trsrrnu s,r,k out
WUud has struck uut tu, ,Hst three
men who faced him. b,Fuu. VAS
given. a bas" On balls D"tlr rot "A
double t. lett. Dryuf" taking third.
II Wns a high bail ana ''II near the
lett ncld foul ln' too 'Hf % for Leads
to reach IT,
Snodgrass stru.k out D"yorc and
Doyle scuTcd ON NYrrlss Hingi" 10
center. Murray wrut "W trying ~
stretch his nit speaker, Cady o.
Wagner Two runs, two hits. no err
rors.
Fourth Inning.
FIRST hali--Gurdu'r went out on a
high foul Ia llrTEOR. The stands
HrT" now cheering every play mat
"as made. Stahl struck out and the
crowds yelled T'srrau's spltbull was
breaking sharply over the corners Of
the plate. Wagner fouled TO Mcrklc.
So runs, no hlts, no errors.
second Half--M Murray was given q
great oyation ~ he came In from the
held Last year h" failed to make n
I'M In the worlds series.
Mrrkle struck ont. wood burned
IN" ball across the plate with btlHding
speed Ilerzug singl'd to center, the
ball bounding over WnRner's head.
Meyers went out, wood to Stnhl. Her
Zog took E"cund. Fletcher was another
strikc:.ont victim, leaving li"rZ"',r
stranded ~ second, 50 runs, one mt.
no errors.
Fifth Irulng
FiraAllsfd f,-i'ady went out, Doyle 4"
Merkic. TDsrriu Was now Ia lbs best
pitching stride. %ut u Boston player
hna made "A MT 80 far tn" Giant
pitcher employed fust-brrnking
splitter and WIcKrd inshuut.
wood went uut uu u Eruund'r 10
Mrrklc. unug-isi"d, HUnpcr could
not scr Tosrcuu's FAST ones and fam
cd IN" Giant pltrlcr WAS given %
round Of applause ~ IA" cam" To- tho
bench so runs, no hits, no errors.
Second hair -TcHrrau struck out
~" took three mighty swings ut IA"
bali hut Jailed to connect. DrN"r"
popped t. Lewis. II wnH pitchers
battle. T,sruau having thc bother "i
H. Dull, got a single which Gurdu"r
grd q" knock down ana the rum
nrr tried - stretch aud was thrown
out. Gardner To YcTk"R II VAS a
wonderful stop by Gardn'r aud an
ruually .ino throw To second, -"
runs. ou' hil, no errors
hiGuh Inning.
First hulf--Yerkes nicd to Snod-
grass
WIN Speaker up tho Boston fans
cried tor hit. Speaker hit Tor three
bases ana scored an Lcwls's gruundcr
a. buylu who threw IA" runner ouI
az rrst Gardner struck out. one
run. On" hit, no errors.
second hnlf--inOdRrNs safe when
Wagner fumblcd his eruuudrr. Il
Was hard hit ball ana bounced out
OF wugner's hand Murray attempt
ed Ia sacrifice but popped fiy into
StAhrA hands ana he then touched
the first base before SuudErtss could
return Merklc niod 10 Wagner. Mo-
runE no hits. one error.
seventh Inning.
First half --Stahl out. Doyle TO MeT.
kle. Wagner singled tn center, and
the Boston crowd hOwled. Cady also
singled TO center. wagner taking Bec-
Ond, The stands were In an uproar
forced at second when Doyle took
woods grounder and tosaedo u 90
Fletcher. wagner went TO third on
the play Wagner scored on HO0per'H
double 60 right. wood took third on
the play. The score was now tied ana
the Boston crowd was again In an up
roar.
Wood scored on Ycrkcs' single 60
left, Ierkcs took second on the throw
An a. Il aHNr ..tHH
single, Speaker struck out Three
runs. four hits, no errors.
Second half crlng wRA the first
strike cut victim 81 thr inning wood
usod great speed ana shot them across
the corners uf the plate. Meyers was
hit By - pitched han, Meyers was
forced at second on Flotchcr'sI
grOunder which Ycrkcs threw Ia Wag-
ner Mccormick went 10 the bat In
place OF Tesreau.
Mccormick died Ia Lewis No runs,
no hits. no errors.
E1ghth IDning.
FIRST haif--srfandali went In the
box for New Yonk. lewis went out
on a sharp Erounder 10 short stop who
made perfect throw 10 MeTkie.
Crapdalls service consisted largely Of
a slow wide outcurve and an equally
slow drop ball.
Inc cHunke OF pace tTom Nnt bpctuy
TeHreau ca tho slow ball OF Crandail
seemed 10 worry the Red Sox. Gard
neT struck out. stRhl was another
strike-Out victim. No runs. no hits,
no errors.
SECOND half-nevOTs out, Wagner
10 atahL II was fast play on Wag-
her's part.
Doyle was another victim Of the
WAg1er.Stahl route. hnodgruAs
popped to Gardner. No runA. no hits.
Ninth Inuihg.
First hAif---Wo0d was given al
cheer as he walked to the Boston