The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12

New York. October 1.-THE BoOtOna
pennant-winners OF the Americas
League. were victors to dag over the
New York National League team by =
score of to in the fourth game af
the worlds series. The Red Sox nave
now won two games and the Giants
one game. the second contest having
ended In tie.
stadium to-day saw a thrilling c0n-
test. The two teams played in their
true form, and the nervousness shown
in earlier contests was NOT observed
Smoky Joe'' Wood shone to-day.
The Red Sox players fairly Rugged
their star boxman az he walked out u
the playing field with his second vic-
tory over the New York club Dangling
from his belt.
Gray sodden clouds screened the sun.
and in the murky atmosphere Woods
speed ball worked havoc with the
Giants. batting. Only once was q Giant
batter able to gauge the Boston mare
curves for hit when hit meant =
run.
The infield was wet with rain. Weed
stood in a pile Of sawdust HE pitch-
ing was without blemish or nav, net
one man being passed while eight
Giants walked to the plate and then
walked back again after vainly tryis9
to read the riddle of the Boston mans
mystifying drop balls and fast in-s'
shoots.
How can we hit what we can't see.
asked Red" Murray when he walked
to the bench after tanning for the
second time
Weed 1t His Best.
Wood was in trouble in only two
innings. in the sixth and again in the I
seventh. when the home clubs only
run came over the plate. The sixth
jabbed a hit to left. and Devore
bounced a drive OF Woods ankle for
a base before any one was out
The stands went wild with exctte-
ment and TIRE. To rattle the BostoA
pitcher Bat :. sod was cool. He
caused Larry poyie to pop out ana
then fed Snodgrass and Murray on
quick breaking down shoots. making
those Giant batters send weak r0ller8
to the Red Sox indeid.
Boston broke into the run columA
in the secon5. when Gardner triples
and scored on TesTsau's wild heave -
a spit ball
The second run ga ne in the fourtAs
stole second. went to third on an In.
field out and home on Cady's drive
Boston made its third run In tho $
ninth. Gardner singled. was sacre-
need to second by Staki. to third on a
inf,eId out and Tailed on Woods sine
gle.
The Gisnts-s only an was scored n
the seventh by Herzog on his own
single to centre and Fletcher's two
Dagger to right fietd.
A New York boz broke the hearts
Of the Giant partisans. He - He1uo
Wagner. the Red Sox shortstop. Whoso
plays to-day robbed the Giants ok
three hits. Two Of his stops e
.masbes over second were made With
on. hand on the dead run Then half-
,;yeuing. Re snapped his throws -
trs. base Aa.ad of the runners ~ .
step
wish ono run needed to tie In to
eighth Devore Slashe6 a srounoer 49,
Wood Thousands eheered a. the oeu
,,eS nv SECOND base for q hit meant .
ROOD start for a FINAL rally Wsgnee
-,e.d over the bag. scooped the 80
with hi. gIoved hand and snapped -
hail TO f-s, without recovering
balance. Tue Zee, Devore was OUT ~
inches.
..,s,,~ r,,vs while Murray yooSSo
aooo-- O. a ,hree-base hit as the -
Sina.ae of the nfth- Running eess
"a. concrete wall. the Giant 49,
leased into the air ans ciuschee -
hal! with one hand.
ress~OU Gen oueO sssSee.
Te.r>as did not get into bic pssee>
t,r stride until the Red Scx hsd 49,
two runs. After that nc tiessene6 -
ana In the nth. sixth and seveexe -
n,nes turned the Bosson's ssc9 u 49,
two three order. Tse mosoe
Ginger was taken cat only 20 ssssw
pinch hssser 20 bat s,r him. -:
There were thirteen ssrike-euo 50
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ssrske-cus ro1se.
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xam~ here to-day. sa1 Co1ego
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