Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-11
Used His Head as Well as His
Hands and Showed to Good
Effect at Bat as Well

The scene of the action shifted back
to New York today, the third game,
but in reality the fourth contest for
the worlds baseball title, being sched-
rled for Gotham. It's easy to imag
inc the way the Giant fans stOrmed
the Polo Grounds to show their 10y
atty to the team that won a glorious
victory yesterday in the play-off of
Wednesdays heart-breaking tie. It's
probable that at the diamond side
the Giants have come UP notch in
the betting, for to date Boston has
shown no great excess of class, and
before today's game it was an even
break as to results.
Following is another account of
Yesterdays game, by wireless to the
Advertiser:
BOSTON, Massachusetts, October
1O.-Rube Marquard, Johnny Nc
Graw's great left-handed pitcher, and
his fameus turkey trot bali proved
superior TO Buck" O'Brien and his
saliva twist" this afternoon, and
the. third contest of the worlds
series was chalked up to the credit
of the visitors by a score of two to
one.
MarQuard showed better form in
the box than any of the twirlerS who
have appeared in the present series
of games, and held the locals danger
Gus hitters safely at all stages. A
bit of quick thinking on the part of
the "SOuthpaw" saved him in the
ninth inning, when he retired Gard
ner at third base, as moment later
Arthur Fletcher, the Giants erratiC
shOrtstop, made costly error that
would have cheated Richard de Mar
quis of his Well-earnedf victory. Some
doubts were. entertained as to wheth-
or MarQuard would be steady in the
box, in view of his unfortunate work
of last year, but these were swept
away when he began whipping his
fast-breaking curves across the plate
with lightning speed.
He kept the singles scattered and
prevented Iris Speaker. the Boston
star slugger, from connecting safely.
Aside from the spectacular work of
Marquard, Murray starred with two
sensational catches in the Outtield,
one a drive against the fence and
the other a skyScraper which he pull
ed out CT the air with one hand. Muir
ray also started the scoring, slam
ming out a pretty double in the sec
sacrifice hits. New York second
tally came in the fifth. when HerZOg
doubled and was chased over the
rubber on a single by Fletcher
OBren was a bit unsteady at var
iouS stages of the contest, but he had
plenty of saliva on the ball and it
was all the Giants could do to get a
solid walIop off his style of pitching
He retired in the eighth in favor of
Bedient, after Neal Ball had been
showed in to bat for him and had
Tanned.
Tho last of the ninth inning gave
the Red Son rOOtCrS their big thrills
when, with Speaker down. Lewis
scratched an infield hit and Circled
the sack on a long double by Larry
Gardner.
1t was up to Manager Jake Stahl 10.
win the game, and he showed a hard
one to Marquard. '"The Rubc' seiz-
ed it and. showing good baseball
Judgment, hurried his throw to Her
z0g al third III time to- cut off Gard
ner. ElendriCk>on, running for Stahl,
got to third. when Fletcher, tossed a
5IOowCr in fielding Wagncr'r ground
or, hurting the ball far to OH" side of
MerklC. Cady ended the SUSPENSE
when he flied out to lash DevOre in
leftficld, and Marquard got the glory
Of his first worlds series win.
The attendance was greater than at
yesterdays game, as today found
1864 people al tho American League"
Park. The total receipts were &c.,
80. of which %%tn?G will !" to the
players and $G3I4 t. the National
Commission.
SCOr" by innings:
New York. Runs.0 -" " %
Hits .........1 " 0 > l.
Boston. Runs 80 y . y u . 0 II