Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-12

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Cleveland was the one Dig league
club that could always beat Hail. &C
cording to the records.
Collins was anxious for another
cnance IL Stahl Wouiu give ~ u nm
anu was coniueal "e n ISs.n
On Inc ne n"aoo 80.
tbs a was MS "iioohie go
time. siam oo not hho" un.Ia
Wnom ne "oulu use anu saru .na
'Hlshe can on ooiiihs p1Ssa
control IN pracuse. beuienl seei
70 De Inc ioglcai man oecause u us
speed ana the DARK Jay.
n New YORK SIDE OF n Question
looked ike MatneWsoh' Ciaua
was ene neh, anu mos e.s,o a
on the iise' out Oianoan 10
s.ue1eo d eooo nla1oi 49,
= NUS " eoou o Tsa-a n,as
i"se = ~ ov,e - Ma.oard
- ~. a. ,aoLol
...ss,, - pyha has rasted
s7iy aouu' Iii -eaa
~ h,s 4aao =, Mondav II
~ rtast. ,asa todav Mccraw f,p-
'."S os..s,,111 o.Io,Ioted thu ;
III ~ ., hottar aba 40
wsa -. Mondav whereas he
80 - haaton todoy Everv in
$50. na,ntad n Mattv as the
rts-ta, - hona
$500
shsn' "a'"
There was a sligh, InisAhne ,an'
almost im~perceptipie at " ooloon,
but the precipitation couiu Soaioei'
no called even u QTlZZfS, df1o tIC SoH-
sensus OF OPINION WAS eha' ea"'
would De piayeu'
with the fSeo eoa Gianta
the championship man II -
the enthusiasm IN DoS'oh a IT,
and a CROWD srea'ei ~ 80 NO.
~ .,avad hera was In pros-
nect The beginning of a long line Of
1,leacber fans was formed at the gates
iata last night A heavy and chilling
mist fell until dawn. but most of the
yans bent their places.and were Joined
hy others at sunrise.
.Srbe Red sox return to their home
grounds to push to the limit
tba,r advantag over the Giants.
srbejr second victory against New
vnrL IN tho Polo grounds Yesterday
mode n necessary for them to win
onIv two more games to capture the
wor,d,e cbamnjonship. with its at
tandant nro6ts and honor. The for
nnar this wear. will be greater than
avar before the Red Sox. If they win,
receiving 81. o24. ss each. The Giants,
sbonld they win. will get SO, SAG. 81
each The discrepancy between the
amo,,nts that each Boston and New
ynrk player might receive is ex-
nla,ned nv the fact that twenty
three Giants will divide the proceeds,
whereas only twenty-five Red Sox
MA vers are eligible to share in the
award.
CO.. =. p,.
Aas' "o" +.
The same Is true OF Inc iosers
end, which to~the hed ooN WIN
mean $2,6sS.l2, n 10 the New iorh
e2,566.46 each. lhese INJURIES ae
final for the series, as the players
will share IN no more games yes
terday's game IN New YORK. inc
fourth in the SERIES peing the iase
in which they are ehlitieu 10 partici-
pate In the proceeus'
There was a httle ieellhs anioiis
the Red o payers quay GAINS
some OF the mayer Vi new .
IL was Claimed by the Boston men
that fletcher trieo TO hu,t OauS oy
Jumpins on INN at me pia,e Nnee
sixth inning OIL yes.eiuay SAM
cady was nor huI,' W. - ~
mates saiu touay 'hae ="
teniion WAS pam,
LIS opeahei
nrp'ei mae W 800 -, ~
~ .ouy 80
"N. 'Sant.p'. ~ aa,a
g.. az 90. two
$500 % ~ tsa,aht - u,o,1a
tho - ia
sf,n, ,os,nn hose hits each game
aoa.aaIaaa aat aoyn - erst fast
anas,ah IN acoount 81 ~ onkIa. =,
sneaker said this morning of hurts
me taam IN have q crinnle in the
game. as my slowness makes double
plays possible when I am on the
bases. | think the ankle is coming
along. though IL ought to be all righr
with a rest tomorrow"
After a careful inspection of the
grounds the umpires renorted To the
National Commission that the field
here is in better shane than the Polo
Grounds were Yesterday.