The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-10-12

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Tesrean was famed on three p itched
ball in New lork's third. the hrst n jump
ball over the middle of the plate tho SOC
ond an in-hoot under tnr chin and the
third a pu@llins drop over the outside
corner.
|. New York's big pitcher was unsteady
again in the fourth inning when he walked
Gardner. This mIscue cost run. for
Stahl forced Gardner and stole second and
n moment later cam. home on tady's
scratch hit. Fletcher tried his best TO
field it after he had Knocked the hall down
back of second base.
BEFORE Cady made his hit he lifted two
fouls into the grand stand that caused a
lunny mlxup when the first one landed
ball and nut It in his derby har. placing the
hat upon his head. When a viEiIut gray
coat rushed up 70 retrieve th" ball the
young man submittct to search of his
pockets while the crowd jcered the officer
Then came another foul BAH that dropped
a few yards away and the cop. turning his
back. made rush At another fan. who was
thr'stins the much desired souvenir under
his chair.
Woods headwork was manifest when he
famed Snodgrass and Murray in the fourth
inning. Snodgrass swung with nll his
miSht a. the ,Est ball whiSh was an inshoo,
purposely pitched the second ball wide
Of the plate, but the third bali looked as
IT TSTd MT II the Tbs mo
Snodgrass settled himself, expecting
another curve. but this time Wood bla zed
an, straight G,r one oyer ths rnn and snod was
at another straight ball which WAS so
speedy that Red Jack couldn't see it.
New York. fans received scare for
moment in II" nth inning when hot foul
tip chipped Mevers's right hand forefinger
The Indian danced around shalinG. his
and sigh of relief went up when he put
on his mask again.
Before this inning was over the volunteer
umpires in the grand stand found fault
for the first time with Rigler's work. which.
by, the way, was almost perfect Rgler
called a ball on Lewis that seemed TO cut
the plate. whercupon the UNOFFICIAL Judges
of play, set up a, chorus of .||oh! That was
awful An. elegant strike" Get the
cobwebs out OF your eyes"
II isn't often that Chief Meyers strikes
out on three pitched balls. but that's what
happened 10 him in the fifth period Wood
put him in the hole with the first bali that
second, q fast curve outside the plate. and
missed it. Wood then pitched "A beautiful
dr9p ar, , that came around hy the Indians
nightly. missed the bali by foot
One of the most startling plays was made
by Wagner in the same inning. Fletcher
who can run like a professional sprinter
cracked a fast ball to the right of second
base. II looked like "A dead sure base hit
hut Wagner stunned the crowd by sfoop-
ing the ball with his left hand. tossing II
to his right and beating the runner with
a rifeshot throw to Stahl.
In the sixth inning Tesreau seemed 10
on called balls recorded since theberinninv v
Of the series; His face backened, with
bal handed to Lewis strike. When Rigler
called another bali Tesreeu exclaimed.
Say. Rigler. what's the matter with your"
the, New York inneld, quickly remonstrated
with the big pitcher. saving:
Come on, Jen, never mind that Get in
there and hustle, Put over fast one and
show that batter up"
Tesreau nodded assent and struck Lewis
out with sweeping curve 4 moment
later. when Gardner was up, Tesrea,i curved
one, over the corner and Riglcr called il a
Rigler and coming half way to the plate
he pointed his finger toward the corner OF
the dish and growled:
1t went over the coner. 4 good strike"
Once more Herzog smoothed the pitchers
rur'ed feelings and then gobbled a fly from
ialdners bat. When Tesreau. having re-
covered his equilibrium, struck Stahi out
on wonderfully fast ball the crowd made
him raise his cup.
Wood fsi Tesreau nothing but slow balls
to start tho sixth, lcsrcau whipped the
second delivery into right field for a single
When Dcvorc beat out a wallOp that bounded
of Woods shins the muititude behaved thai
victory was about to be grasped by M"-
Graw's champions.
When Cady struck out in the seventh
inning II was noted that 1rsreau had fanned
four out OF i've men who had faced him i'm
succession. So
In accordance with habit that il preya
lent Wherever bascpnll is played rs 900
rootrrs stood m aud stretched when tho
Giants came to the bat for their half OF tho
seventh All around the field men and boys
Lucky seventh. Here's where We do IL.
IT'S funny thing" aaid the Boston