The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-16

S aAc aASN AsthAti W d IuSe
ilade Of hits. The Red Sox peppered
away awfully at Tesreau's moist hall
but v recovered from the first
inning.
Hit First BALL Pitched.
Manager McGraw directed an at
tack on Wood. ordering the players to
hit the first. ball pitched and with a
few exceptions all nine men Who bat
ted In he first inning hit the first ball
thrown. Hall relieved Wood.
M~athewson and Bedient probably
will be pitched in the deciding bat
tie. Tesreau held the high hand
throughout the game and the Red
Sox couldn't hit when hits meant runs
The first home Il of the series was
made by Gardner OF Boston. Doyle
made a home run in the sixth send
ing in n man ahead of him.
Seven StrikcOutS in Game.
There were seven strikeouts in the
game. Herzog was the only man on
the Giants team to fan. The Red
Sox who struck out We're Hooper.
twice: Yerkes. Gardner. Wagner and
Cady once each. The game was loose
ly played in the field while a gale
made it difficult for the tielders to
get under fly balls. Play was sus-
pended frequently when a dense cloud
OF. dust swept across the diamond.
Giants in Fighting Spirit.
nag McGraw said last night:
"The Red SoX are broken and on the
rum" he added with the same ag-
gressive attack made tomorrow the
Giants will be carried to victory"
McGraw said the club was
spirit and the players showed the re-
turn to form which had o them so
many games in the National league in
the. spring and early summer.
Manager Stahl Remarked: "All
clubs show form reversals hut the re-
bound is always violent. Tomorrow
will tell another story for the Red
Sox."
The attendance at today's game
was 32.e94: while the receipts amount
ed to $57.196. OF this sum each club
received 25.73s.20. While the ma
tional commission's share was
s~5.71s.so.
Dust Storm Prevailed During Game.
The weather up to noon vas milo
but toward 2 o'clock a wind storm
came up accompanied by heavy clouds
and the temperature fell. making it
uncomfortable for spectators and
players alike.
First Inning.
First half-New York-Devote sim
gled to Wagner. Doyle singled to.
Center. Devore and Doyle worked
a double steal. Devore reaching third
and Doyle second. Snodgrass dou-
bled to right. scoring Devore and
Doyle. Murray sacrificed. Stahl. un-
assisted. Snodgrass taking third.
Merkle singled to left. scoring Snod-
grass. and Merkle took second on
Lewis throw to the plate. Heroes
grounded to Wood. who threw to
Wagner. and Wagner threw to. Gard
ner. who tagged out Merkle. Heroes
taking second. Meyers singled to left.
scoring Hcrzog. Fletcher singled t.
right. sending. Meyers to third. and
IN Hooper's throw to third Fletcher
took second. Tesreau singled. beat
ing out a hard bounder which Wood
knocked down and detected toward
third. Meyers scoring and Fletcher
taking third. Fletcher scored willis
Tesreau vas being retired. Cady to
Yerkes to Stahl to Wagner. Six runs.
seven hits. no errors.
Second half - Boston - Hooper
struck u Yekes walked. A sharp
wind storm was in progress durins
great clouds of dust blowing AROUND
the field. Speaker flew nj to Muir
ray. Lewis out. Herzog to Merkle.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
Second Inning.
First half-New York-Hall. went
into the box for Boston. Devore
walked. Devore stole second. Cady'sI
wore was caught off second by a quick
throw from Hall to Wagner. Snod-
grass singled to right. Doyle taking
second. Doyle scored when Hail
threw wildly to catch him mapping
on second. The ball went into center
field. Snodgrass taking third. MUIR
ray few out to Wagner. Merklc out.