The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-11

led at first by a narrow squeak.
Speaker nabbed stealing, Meyers to
Doyle. No runs; one hit; no errors.
Speaker again failed to deliver in
this inning and it was evident that /
the bad ankle handicap was going to
bother him. Tesreau's offerings were
again smashed hard when the Sox
connected but the Giants support was
holding together in splendid fashion
and without crack.
New York-Merkle out, Wagner to
Stahl Wagner's stop and running
throw got him hand from the Giant
rooters. Herzog singled, his line
drive smash being too warm for Stahl
to cling to. It was the third hit
scored off Wood and a decidedly
scratchy one at that. Meyers famed
on four pitched balls, Fletcher out,
Wagner to Stahl. No runs; one hit;
no errors
Boston Lewis famed. Gardner
fouled out to Herzog. Stahl famed.
No runs; no hits; no errors.
1 New York-Tesreau singled to left.
Devore hunted safely, the ball carom-
4 ing off Woods glove and dropping
4 back of first. Doyle flied to Yerkes.
/ Snodgrass up. With the Giant root
ers in an uproar, Wood was very de-
Hibernate and stalled along enough to
quiet all Red Sox nerves. Snodgrass
| forced Doyle, Yerkes to Wagner, Tes-
reau landing safely on third. Muir
4 ray the Giants hitting hero of the
series, was next UP but grounded to
/ Yerkes, forcing Snodgrass to Wag-
ner. No runs; two hits; no errors.
4 Seventh lnnlng.'
Boston-Wa famed, the third
strike-out of the last four Sox to face
Tesreau. Cady struck out on three
pitched balls. Wood flied to Murray
4 No runs; no hits; no errors.
i New York Merkle famed Herzoe
singled through Wagner. Meyers up
/ Movers flied out TO Speaker. Fletcher
doubled to right along the right fou
lime, scoring Herzog who came all the
way from first, crossing the plate with
! a beautiful slide, with time to spare
IMcCormick batted for Tesreau. Nc
Cormick grounded to Yerkes, VINO
: threw to Cady in time to catch Fietch
er at the plate, when the latter triee
5 to score from second. One run, two
1 hits. no errors.
Eighth Inning.
4 Boston now pitching TO
E New York. Hooper popped high II.
+ to Fletcher. Yerkes out, Fletcher t.
Merkle. Speaker doubled to left
Lewis out, Fletcher to Merkle. M
runs, one hit, no errors. Ames go
!. away well in his first session, ant
! thanks to good work by Fletcher
e Speakers double was registered as
/. harmless shot.
New York-With the top of the bal
s ting order up, the stands came up e.
q masse as though to start something
Devore out, Wagner to Stahl, Hem
r again chalking up thriller with nj
). one-handed stop and running peg t
:. first. Doyle flied to Hooper. Snot
IL grass got life when Wagner fun
h bled his grounder Murray singled t
left center on hit and run, drivin
v through the position Wagner had jus
II left to cover second. Merkle famed
a NO runs. one hit, one error
e woods nerve was good and
o strike-out on Merkle nipped a threat
ened Giant rally following Wagner
q error and Murrays single.
,e Ninth.
d Boston-Gardner singled to cente
ID stahl sacrificed, Ames to Merkl'
II Wagner walked on four pitche
~ balls. Cady forced Wagner, Fletche
IL to Doyle. Wood singled to right. SEQ
ing Gardner and sending Cady 7
third. Hooper up. Hooper flied
lg snodgrass. One run; two hits; no e
nj rors.
r. New York-Herzog flied to Speal
ii err. Meyers fouled out to Cady Fletcl
lie or flied to Stahl. No runs; no hits
nj no errors.
as Totals.
Al Boston-s; s; /. Wood and Cady
q. New York.; 8; j. Tesreau, Amt
=, and Meyers.
od Scores by Innings.
L; 123 4 CT 8 9-R.H.l
Boston 20 i 0 / 0 0 0 0 l. 8 s
90 New York. % 0 0 0 L 0 o. / 8
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