The Detroit times., 1912-10-12
FsRsT INNING.


BosToH--Hooper singled over sec
ond after drawing three and two.
Yerkes hunted In front OF the plate
get Hooper at second. Speaker hit in
TO double play, Fletcher touehing
second 10 catch Yerkes and throwing
Speaker out at hrst Hooper took third
on the play. Lewis out, Fletcher 10
Merkie. No run. one hit. one error.
Fletcher further vindicated Mcoraws
confidence I'm him In the opening IN
ming when hts snappy. almost specsao-
threatening hole after Hooper had
singled and Yerkes had gotten 10 nrst
on a wild throw by Chief Meyers
NEW YoRK.Devere famed t Doyle
Doyle. Gardner to Yerkes. snodgrssss
was caught on FIRST. Wood TO Stahl. NO
run. one hit, no error
The Giants were decidedly SLOW on
round Doyle was. caught by roo
when Snodgrass forced him at secono
and Snodgrass was inexcusaole IN LIS
throw 10 the bag.
SECOND INNING.
BosToN-Gardner tripled 70 rlsnt
over Murrays mead against the fence.
Gardner scored on wild pltch. lne
ball hit the ground In front OF the piate.
took bad bound and rolled 10 the
stand. Stahl flied TO Doyle on hign
pop. Wagner flied TO Snodgrass In
right center. cady famed. One run.
one hit. no error.
GARDENERS smash or Tesreaus oHer
ing was a terribly hard drive and Wag-
ner's long ny was an equally hard con-
nection though II dropped In neldable
territory. Tesreau did not seem 10 nave
great S deal on the BAL ,anned Wood
disposed OF the Giant star sticker Win
four pitched balls the last strike being
called. Merkle singled down the rlsn .
E 5GS p &c s. and i Msrsie tasins third
Meyers nled to Lewis in deep LETT no
run. one hit. no error. - A., ~.
Woods control faltered DIT IN tns ne
second round. but after Merkle haa
singled the smoke boy braced up and
disposed OF the next two men without
THIRD INNING.
BOSToN-wood singled TO right
after having two strikes called In sue,
cession. Hooper walked on FIVE pitched
balls Yerkes forced Wood. Tesreau 10
Herzog Speaker out. Doyle 10 Merkle.
Lewis out Fletcher to MerKie' NO
After starting OF in the hole. for the
third consecutive inning, by allowing
the first Red Sox up nit Tesreau,
with splendid support back OF id MIN Inta sy'
NEW YORK-Fletcher was an easy
out Wood to Stahl. tapping the p ali
and bouncing II directly to the leo
sox pitcher Tss nya. i ont a9d h t TO
Stahl No run. no hit, no error.
Wood pitched but seven balls during
this half Of the Inning and the Giants
der ! with the game at the one-third
period the Boston slabman appeared 10
have IL all over his husky competitor
and to be working along an easy ,
stride while Tesreau had iapored all
'"' Wy FOURTH INNING.
BosToN---3ardner paraded. getting
his pass on four pitched balls stahi
forced Gardner Tesreau to Fletcner,
little too hard and the bunt
" ent straight to Tesreau. Stahl stole,
Movers throw was high and wide
and only ssn s,anssr a stop eecon ny
Wagner out Merkle. unassisted Stahi
going to third. Cady singled through
short scoring Stahl Wood hied out 10
Murray. One run; one nit. no error TOT;
For. Fletcher to handle was good
enough to shove Stahl across the plate
with another tally In the Sox half OF
the fourth Meyfrs 81. a innns wish
throw TO catch Stahl and the EFFORT
went wide and only Doyle's classy re-
covery prevented a score at this point
NFw YORK-Doyle out, Yerkes To
stahi. Yerkes' throw was a pretty
chance. an under -hand snap made after
n shoe string stop while the second
baseman WIS under full sail Snod-
grass up. SnodRrass famed Murray
famed again on four pitched balls Nc
All doubt as to Woods effectiveness
was removed in this inning when he
again moved the Giants down In or
der The smoke boy was alternating
with varied collection of stun and
mixing his speed and his slow ones IN
. fashion that completely ,bewildered
the Giant stickers.
FIFTH INNING.
BOSTON-Hooper's line drive "a
deep right was pulled down by Murray
who made a sensational one-handed
catch with his back against the con-
crete stand Yerkes singled to left.
Speaker forced Yerkes. Herzog "a
Doyle, and missed being doubled At
first by a narrow squeak. Speaker
was nabbed stealing, Meyers TO Doyle.
No run. one hit. no error.
Speaker again failed to deliver In
this inning and II was evident that the
bad ankle handicapped him and IL was
going to tell against the Red SoN. les,
reau's offerings were again smashed
Giants support was holding together
I'm splendid fashion and without a crack.
NEW YORK--Merkle out. wagner to
Stahl waRner's stop and running
throw got him a hand from the Giant
rooters. Herzog singled, his hot smssn
II was the third hit scored on Wood
and a decidedly scratchy one at that.
Meyers famed on four pitched balls.
Fletcher out. Wagner TO Stahl No run.
one hit, no error. :.
wagner's work during the last half
OF the NTH was gilt-edged, and IL was
obvious that the Red SoX champion was
out TO retrieve LIS coaching blunder