The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-10-10

loaned MIN cap.
Larry Gardner was slammed full ir
the face by hot grounder Of Chief
Meyerss propulsion, but he too stuck
to his post. In the tenth innine
Speaker let GO with n thrust OF such
velocity that the ball went to the centre
field boundary. 1t few back to Becker
who relayed II to Shafer. Speaker tried
for home run and reached the goal
only because Wilson muffcd the throw
In on the bound. Speaker was angry
all over when he got up. declaring that
Herzog had tried TO block him at third
base, He appealed TO Rigler, and when
the Inning was over started out toward
Herzog. Larry Doyle met him half way
and acted as peacemaker. The incident
caused no little commotion. but was
the only sign of III feeling. though both
teams were in deadly earnest all the
time.
There was a ground rule that a ball
hit into the temporary left field stand
should count as a two hagger only. As
II turned out that ground rule favored
the Bostons because the Giants put
more hits into the stand than they did.
Any Of these hits with clear field
would have been good for three bases
snodgrass opened the grapple with a
hit Of two base voltage I, cleared
Lewis's head and hounccd in,, tho scots
Nevertheless Snodgrass was ,of, somo
New York partisan irnnlored povIo "a
"give the ball n ride" but Larry s,rucL
out on a high fast bau RocLor yas
thrown out by Yerkes and MURRAY hv
Collins, who made a clever ston ot q
smartly rapped ball. The Rostons oncnod
the throttle I'm their hair ~ tho Are,
and. while the Giants ws,a u,.t,,,,.
reaped a harvest of tbree runs yJoonar
shot a grounder which slid off N,,,v.s
hand and Mattv couldn't got ho,d ~ tbo
globe in time tn min tho sn,od,, II,o,,.r
Hooper stole second Movers ,naltn,
wide throw. He s,sr,ed for ,hird ~ n
hit and run NAV. and yerkos u,in,oa
liner TO Fletcher. The latter bad do,
ble play made tn order hu, dronnod ,ho
ball and didn get II to arst in ti,,. T.,
get even one man
HOOPER was ohle n GO, h,oL % s
ond and both he and yerkos .d,..r,oa
when Speaker hunted Th.ra u.a.
bad misunderstanding On I'll, -.
Herzog eypected Nat,v 70 thou, ~. Iii
to him for n force hn, M.,ty oxno.,.J
Herzoe to trv for 4, Nei,h.r ,r,aa t,r
IL and while thev were g.y,ny fa,no,,.,,.
at each other Sneaker dus,od 80 d.,
With three nm bases ard noh,,d,. '.
Matty made Lewis btt , to,Jd Ill
Herzoe. who threw out tJnonor -, ,ts
plate. Nattv tried IN cln,oh Corarar..
chop hit. but couId,., Dov,. hao,.s
up and nailed Gardn.r @, 6rs, 49,.
scoring. Stahl po,nded n hsa,,,, h.
tween third and sbor, ,,a o,oaras 49,,
more runs Tho raI,v yas s,,eaa -,
DOYLE gathered waynsr.s a.,
NerkIe.s .,r;La 90, NO.. ~
ginning OF New york,s second Wo,,,,o
died on three ni,ched ha,,. ,,,,,r,,i,.
like a windmill at tho t,rs, two H.,
breathing defiance strode 10 tho ,,,a,,er
and hit the first one thai sui,od hin,
ZlnR, and the hall was rac,na 49,,
Hooper. II wa, sunerhlv ro,.,.oi =. |
third by Hooper and Sne.Lor h,,, H..
ZOE was the incarnation of snaoa a.,
reached the base with a ,nn,hlins s,ida
He came In when Meyers.s sino,. s,r,,o,,
Gardner in the face Lrstcher ,inod .,
Hooper and Meyers was forcsd h,, wa,.
ewson. The Red Soy wera h,rr,,os. T.,
the second. save that Hooner douhIaa ."
right with two out and was m.rnonad
when Fletcher seized yerkess sL,,,ran
New York's third was hrier uonnar
canned under Snodurasss a. no,i.
rocketed a foul M Gardner .rJ paot..
was thrown o,,t h,, ,ha nI,,,i,l ~
Nor did a Rostopian cot an 1, M, ,bira
but the sole reason therefor v,a.
plav nv MerkIo snoaLor
nearly broke the hall In ,vn ba h;, 4,
hard. Merkle lea ned I'm bis bard ,ntar
posed and the ball fell at bIs fec, IJo
a nd Speaker had II hot foot for tho hoo
both sliding, and Merkle winning hy on
eyelash.
In the fourth inning tho Nsw yorLs
lopped another point or posto,,s ,aaa
The wav of II was This. Murrav ,,has.
bludseon was full of base hits r,nn.d
a three bagRer In righ, ce,,ra ua "a
TO put on fun steam to roach ,bird tor
Hooper made a tremendous threw ,ror,
the outskirts. Merkle mined au.v an
foul To Gardner but uoryog ~.
lab flied TO Sneaker and Nurr.y toll
lied on the catch Mevers wha =.
hit through Wagner I'm, EIetcher,. ~
to HOOPER lef, him
Matty was doing fine in tho third :, nd
fourth innings and bIapL.d ,ba poy,on, |
one. two three in the fourth Ue s,ruoL
out Stahl with a fadeawav and E,,e,chor
ha ndled Carrigan's smash neatly Ma,h.
ewson and Snodsrass ho,b strucl. on,
in the fIfth and Dovle sen, n nar.holic
liy TO Lewis.