The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17

Boston, Mass, October 1.-THE Bos-
ton Red sox, pennaEt winners Of the
American League, axe the worlds
champions Of i3Is- Defeating the New
York Nationals to-day by score OF
to :. in Ien innings of a bitterly
Tough; struggle. :hcy captured their
fourth victory OF the worlds series
and carried on the premier honors N
baseball.
The Giants won three games o: the
series shat was played before more
than a quarter of million people,
and one contest was a tic. The total
receipts for the eight games were
$3.50 so5. and each Led SoN player re-
Ceiv.d siec;, while the Giants play
ors each came III for 2,sse-
To-day's game vas a game OF excite
aen, and changing emotions for the
l7,ese spectators who went - rem
WAY Park to see the teams which had
stTuggIed yaIiantly for seven games
with kcnors even. meet in the deciding
contest Never was = ball game more
hard fought. for IL Was not until tWi-
light had fallen upon the tenth inHins
that the .ed-stockinged Yerkes flash
ed over the plat. with the winning run.
Nine innings of pitching due! be-
Giants. Chris,y Mathews,a- and the
stripIIng Bedient and Smoky Joe
Wood. for the Red SoS- found the TWO
conteuders for championship honors
with a tally each.
When Giants Score.
Into the tenth inning the contest
<en;- and the Giants chilled the hopes
of the Boston crowd by scoring run
ON a double into the bIeachers by
MURRAY and . nit b. Msrkie TO centre.
which Speaker jugGled- Hundreos Va
fans tore up their score cards, jammed
their hats down over their heads and
dtscouso,ately left the grounds. for
dathewson was pitching game which
was battling Boston batsmen-
Ensle led of for tine Red Sox In the
last half Of the ninth He had gone TO
the bat for Joe Wood. The Red Sox
pinch hitter sent Up towering fiS
60 left-centre- Snodgrass moved owe.
toward the bleacher seats ana waaco
for the ball 10 drop. He mu6ed II, ana
,.sore the BAN was recovered Eugle
was on second base. No one out and
~he crowd was in a freEsy Of Joy
Hooper tried to sacrifice. but Mathew
-, fo;,ea him. and the hes; the Red
sr,~ right gardner could do was 10 fiy
e. Snodgrass The Giant pitcher trie"
a. ~o,x the corners Of the plate Tor
verkes but Yefkes waited him out and
~aIked or rolr balls. With Engie on
s~cood ans: YerS.z M first Iris speak
- an. Nm The crowd to man was
now yelling
sneaker sy.uuS h,s big hat. The FISK
u 80 = curve ard ,ns!a~ and speak
. roppcd up high foul Meyers.
Merk,e and wathewson went sst"s "
hut :: fell safe among them. ScW
Yoyk-s last chance To stop the bost""
e..xed WITH the fsii'sc ts get ths'
I ,u, hall. Mafhewscn started hizh
lsss one. and Speaker met fa,rr.
f,ne cyeY Dcy'e's hr9d :tc sau
was driven and Eng'c rHsh-d Over
e.. c:.,s with the ;ie:ns run vu III
sn,ow ,n Ycrkes vent Co third and
0r~>k~r dashed "n to second
wsuueag aaD s~sseS.
-. Co YORK ,ndcid drew IN sai
49,, wss pvrpc>~;y passed 30 tns: a
,,,,ner ~cuk ~ forced ~ the plate %
=, tnfs.ld sround~r. Thea came the
0,,.h Gardner. with three halls and
-. ssrike on him. smashed long fiy
a. De~ore. rerkcs &C; himself at sh'rn
- AssNeA Tor home when the ben
0r0uosd into pcvor~'s hands
me Indian Meyers. crcuchcd AZ the
saeee "a rake the throw he cxp~~tcd
m Devor. The instant he csusns
q O~vore whipped the ball hoWewarn
n. -, the oyIne Ycrkes. - esms
o. IN lGa2hewsSn, who sew the
SHrvv would be wti,. threw 40 hss
Saroa. ana Neysrs turned away Win.
Oys syying FOR the bail ferses dsa
~ know vhe thvow vas wtde, now
Ovpr. ssA Ne piunecd hes1s"remos
ond s1s6 cvr the plate IN c'"wd 81
1wss With ere run thsf won the cham
Osonsasp ter TIE Rsl SOx-
TIE cvvwa fairy 0ereemeo ~ . Se.
0s9uW ~ tcy.. No. shrew sNesv hses
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