The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-11
LEMON COMES BACK IN BRILLIANT GAME AND IS INTANGIBLE

Boston, October 1o.-The New York Ma tionals overcame the Boston Americans today by score of to 1 in the third game of the worlds baseball champion ship series Each club has now won victory, the second game having ended in a tie. Nearly s5.0OO persons witnessed the pitchers battle in which the Giants lefthander, .Rube" Marquard, opposed the Red sox spitball moundsman, Buck O'Brien, and Marquard carried off the honors.
 Josh Devore Stars
 Little Josh Devore was the hero of he day The midget outfielder made catch that snatched seeming victory from the Bostons and sent them down to defeat. The Red Sox made desperate rally in the ninth and there were men on second and third and two out when cady came to the bat. The Boston catcher sent terrific drive between right and center and Devore was off with the crack of the bat. The crowd cheered, for two Red Sox men were on the way home and victory seemed won when Devore, speeding after the ball, speared it with his gloved hand on the dead run, ending the game.
 Marquard a Puzzle
 Marquard was puzzle to the Red Sox. His fast ball sped over the plate with the swish of rawhide lash and his curves were under good control He gave only one base on balls. Tn only one inning did the Red Sox have Marquard in trou- ble and that was in the thrilling ninth when Boston made its last stand and sent one run over the plate. The Giants box man did not allow the Red Sox batters to get more than one hit in any inning until the final rally.
 Buck O'Brien held New York to six hits, but three of these were made when they counted for runs OBrien found himself in difficulty in the second, when Murray led off with a double which re- suited in a run on sacrifice hit and sacrifice fly, and again in the fifth when Ierzog rapped out another two basger and came home after Meyers had ad- yanced him to third on Fletchers single.
 Boston's Game Fight
 Boston made it's fight in the ninth when two runs were needed to tie. The crowd groaned when Speaker popped to Fletch- CT and hundreds started for the exits. Lewis scratched an infield hit and Herzog rushed into steady Marquard. Gardner drove wicked bounder past Merkle along the right field line and Lewis was round ing third when Speaker checked him. Lewis fought Speaker off but half way toward home he heard warning cry and turned back. Once more he ran to- wards home and scored.
 That momentary return of Lewis 10 third base was costly. Gardner on his drive which Devore played with difficult ty off the fence had dashed over second and would have made third but Lewis, returning to that base, forced Gardner to hustle back to second When Lewis finally ran home it was too late for Gard ner to advance With Gardner on third he could easily have tied the score on Merkle's huff of Fletchers throw on Wagners grounder, which followed.
 Speaker Injured
 Iris Speaker limped through the game with wrenched ankle, but did not pre- vent him in New Yorks behalf Of the ninth inning from racing over toward the temporary fence and taking Fletcher drive. labelled for three bases. Then reel ing quickly, Speaker threw to stahi ana doubled Meyers, who was rounding thlro'