The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-11
FIRST INNING.

NEW YORK-Devore singled over
O'Brien's head. Doyle flied TO Speaker.
Devore out stealing, Carrigan TO Wag-
ner Snodgrass flied to Speaker. No
run, one hit, no error.
O'Erten got away badly on DeVore,
feeling out with three wide ones be-
fore he located the plate. Josh's single
went for naught, however, as the Red
sox twirier put his next rev omer.h hs
dropped conveniently into Speakers I'M
mediate territory.
BOSToN-Hooper popped an easy one
Marquard's fast ones and struck out.
Speaker was retired at frst when Doyle
robbed him OF hit by knocking down
a line drive tagged for the right gar
den. No run, no hit, no error.
Doyie's sensational stop of Speaker
spanking drive was the bright spot OF
the opening stanza. Marquard showed
a different line Of stun than he un-
worlds series last year. He appeared
10 have himgelf well In hand and had
plenty OF the necessary stun
SECOND INNING.
NEW YORK-Murray started on
with clean smash to center ne,d tna a
rificed. OBrien TO Stahl, moving NUT
raw to third Herzog sent a sacrince
ny to Hooper. Murray scoring on the
ss.STi1 On. M Ine one 0 nit no error
The far-famed throwing ability OF
the Red Sox outheld got a tryout IN
the frst half of the second inning
when Herzog draTs o his seconded sscp1nSs with
a perfect throw, but he was too oeeP
10 heat Murray to the rubber.
BOsTON-Lewis connected with tne
hrst ball pitched for crse esean H sn to
Herkie Stahl flied out to Murray.
wagner famed. No run. one hit NO
error .,. 9TH a
~ an base going after Collins rec
ora Of Yesterday as a time-killer. ~ ss
siowness displeased the CROWD,
there was constant urging iroh 'S
bIeachers to hurry IL up
THIRD INNING.
NEW YORK - Fletcher waited ior
three and two and then drew tnt
fourth one and walked to hrst Mar-
ouard sacrificed. O'Brien 70 stahi 80
wore had the regulation three and W.
called on him and then fouled severaI
~ for good measure before he let ons
60 nv which was through the mluule o'
ne nlate Doyle drove hot nne-ns
TO stahI. No run. no hit no erIvt "a
THE first half OF the third contlhuec
,r the slow. coloriess fashion of tht
nracedIng sessions. Up TO TINS tln'
none OF the ha'r-ralsing stun OF yes
terday had been uncorked. ano ~ ~.
= pretty even proposition between IN.
rapgv Rube and the Red Sox sailva
asnsi The Giants attempted a LITTLE
shift with the first two men, waH!ht
them. and then Doyle panseu NJ ~
first one. IT got them nothihs' NO"
eVRrosToN-Carrigan popped higf
foul 10 Meyers back OF the pIste
o'Brien drew three and two anu 'n rn.
surned 10 the bench. Hooper could &c
no better and famed on three pitcheo
halls The Rube's fourth strikeout ~
three innings. No run, no MT ne
Tbe Red sox tried a waiting game
an Marouard in their half OF the third
hut the Rube had his nerve IN sooo
shape and put them rig INT a acre thres
FOURTH INNING.
NEW YORK-snodgras died, Yerkes
TO Stahl Murray laid down pun
along the third base line, but - brlen
assist beat him TO hrst by the ne Sts.
AT the same spot, o'Brien to Stahl. No
The half session was o'Brien's best
inning; the three Giants up up so Thss
Red Sox twirler succeeded I'm getting
his delivery working and the result
was not TO the liking OF the Giants
BOSTON--Fletcher.M Murray and Her,
zoe ran a dead heat to the third base
bleachers in an effort to land high
foul by Yerkes. which fell over the
fence and the three Giants tramped
sheepishiy back 90 their respective po-
sitions Yerkes popped to Fletcher.
Speaker leaned on Marquard's Initial
offerinR for n driving single to left.
the second hit scored by the Sox. Lewis
forced Speaker, Herzog TO Doyle. Gard
ncr flied TO Murray. No run, one NIT
The top OF the sox batting order
failed TO deliver in their half OF the
fourth even though Speaker contrib
uted Ills customary safe slam. The
crowd pulled hard for a score. iris
opened up auspiciously, but Marquaru
refused to rattle.
FIFTH INNINGs
NEW YORK--Herzog doubled down
the left field foul line and headed TOT
third under full steam, but wisely
changed mis- mind and returned 20 sec.
ond and IN was well he did. az Lewis
throw TO Gardner was straight TO the
bulls eye. O'Brien threw Meyers out
at hrst. Herzog taking third, from
where he scored when Fletcher singled
TO right Fletcher stole the hrst pill.
Tered base of the game. marQuaro
drew a pass At this stage Bedient was
sent to the outffeid TO warm up a.
OBrien gave certain indications OF
cracking. Dovore forced Marquard
Wagner TO Yerkes. and Fletcher reach.
ed third Devore stole. Carrigan no,
even throwing TO second for fear Of
Fletcher scoring on the play DOYLE
was passed. purposely. snodgrass
three anu two. McGraw had all three