The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-11
RUBE GETS HONOR
Of GIANTS VICTORY
RAINY WEATHER OF LAST NIGHT
KEEPS CROWDS DOWN TO
10000 YESTERDAY.
FINAL SCORE STANDS 2-1
Managers Worried Before Game Over
Selections for MCLnd Duty After Tie
of Wednesday, Especially Stahl, Who
Used Three Pitchers.

Fenway Park, Boston, Oct. 10
Boston Red Sox by a score of 2 to /
today, making the world series con-
test so far stand Boston one game and
New York one game, and one tie con-
test.
1t was pitchers battle today, in
which the lefthander Marquard held
the home club helpless until the last
inning, when they garnered run on
sharp hitting by Lewis and Gardner.
An error of a thrown ball put ;, man
on second and third for Boston, but
Devore by nice running catch off
Cady's bat saved the day for the
Giants.
The New York hitting was timely
and effective. Boston felded superb
ly.
Twenty thousand OR more specta-
tors passed through the turnstiles of
Fenway Park to watch the game
which turned out to be the best bat
tie of the three so far played. Both
Marquard and 'O'Brien pitched great
ball, the New Yorker getting the
shade the better of it.
Giants Score First.
New York scored her two runs
early in the game, making one in the
second and another in the fifth. In
the second Murray, the first man up,
made two-base hit 10 right center.
Merkle sacrificed and was out, O'Brien
to Stahl Murray went to third on
the play. Murray scored on Herzog's s
sacrifice fly to Hooper, whose throw
to the plate failed to catch the fleet
footed New York fielder. Meyers was
out, Gardner to Stahl. One run; one
hit.
In the fifth Herzog put hit for two
bases down the left field line. Meyers
went out, O'Brien to Stahl Herzog
took third. Herzog scored on Fletch-
er's single to right. Fletcher stole
second Carrigan's throw being a
little low. Marquard walked, as
O'Brien became unsteady over New
York's hitting. Bedient began to
warm up for Boston. Marquar1 was
forced at second when Wagner took
Devore's bounder and tossed ii to
Yerkes. Fletcher took third on the
play. Devore stole second, Fletcher
being held at third. Doyle was pur-
posely passed The bases were filled
with two out. With three balls and
two strikes called on Snodgrass, the
crowd was in a ferment of excitement.
Snodgrass flied to Lewis, and the sus-
pense was over for Boston. One run,
two hits.
Boston Scores.
Both clubs were blanked for the
remainder of the game Until the Linth,
when Boston scored her only run.
With a man on second and third and
two out, great excitement prevailed
in the grandstand, but Cady, wh) had
re elieved Carrigan behind the bat, hit
a long fly tc Deyore, ending the game.
In this inning Speaker popped Up a
high fly to Fletcher. Lewis scratch
ed an infield hit. Lewis scored on
Gardner's double to right. Gardner
was out when Marquard took StahPs
grounder and threw to Herzog, who
touched the Boston runner before he
could reach the bag. Hendrickson ran
for Stahl Hendrickson made third
when Fletcher took Wagner's ground
er and threw wild to first. Wagner
stole second. Devore caught Cady's
long fly. One run; two hits. >f
In New York To-day.
The third game Will be played in
New York today. It IS thought that
Tesreau win pitch for NewY York and
Wood for Boston. ~ .''@m