Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-14

callel on him. Speaker stole seconc
Lewis tlied out to Devore. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Second hall -New York: Deyore
was out Gardner 10 stahl. Doyle
scratched an infield hit which Yerkes
could not field in time. Doyle stole
second. snodgrass struck out. MUIR
ray got an intield hit. His roller was
too slow for Wagner to field. Doyle
went to third on the play. Doyle
scored when O'Brien made balk.
Murray went to second, O'Brien made
a motion to throw to first but did not
throw the mall, which, under the rules,
constitutes a balk. Murray Nlored on
Merkles double to right. Merhle
scored on Herzog's double to left The
stands were in an uproar. Meyers got
an infield hit. Wagner made a phen-
omenal one hand stop, thereby holding
Herzog at third. Herzog scored on
a double steal, bad throw by YER
kes to the plate Meyers went to
third and scored on a bunt by Fietch'
er- Fletcher was caught off first, o.
Brien to stahl Five runs, six hits.
one error.
Second Inning
First half Boston; Gardner was
safe on Marquard's error. Stahl sin
gled to center Gardner taking Sec
ond Wagner struck out. Cady foul
ed out to Meyers Engle batted for
O'Brien Gardner and Stahl scored
on Engle's two base hit to left, on
wore made an error in play
ing the ball poorly off the fence.
Hooper fouled out to Meyers. Two
runs, two hits, two errors.
Second half-New York: Collins
went in the box in. place Of O'Brien
Narquard flied to Stahl. Devore
struck out. Doyle flied to Speaker.
Vo runs, no hits. no errors.
Third Inning Il
First half Boston Yerkes singled
o center. Speaker flied out to Snod-
srass. Lewis sent a long foul to left
which Devore captured Gardner flied
0 Murray. who took the ball up
.gainst the fence No runs, one hi,
10 errors.
Second half New York: Snodgrass
lied to Yerlkes. Murray singled to /
light, but was thrown out attempting {
D stretch it on a throw by Hooper
. Yerkes. Merlle got an infield hit
long the third base. Merkle was out :
tealing. Cady to Wagner No runs. /
wo hits, no errors. I
Fourth Inning
First half-Boston Stahl scratch /
d an infield hit towards third Snod-
,rass took Wagner's long fly. 1t was
brilliant catch, cutting off pos .
ible home run, Cady singled to center,
Stahl taking third. Fletcher took Col
ins' grounder and threw to Doyle,
catching Cady at second and complet-
ng double play BY throwing out
collins at first No runs, two hits, no
,rrors
Second half New York: Herzog
lied out to Speaker. Meyers drove
ong smash to the center field fence
or three bases. Fletcher flied to
Speaker. Meyers started for home,
,ut when he saw Speakers perfect
hrow he hurried back to third Yer
1es threw out Marquard, No runs,
me hit, no errors.
Fifth Inning
First half Boston: Hooper flied to
Murray, who made another nice
,atch. Murray took Yerkes' fly.
speaker flied to Herzog. No runs, no
lits, no errors.
Second half New York: Devore
singled to center Doyle flied to Wag
lerA Snodgrass flied to Hooper, who /
-hrew to stahl, doubling DeYore- No
runs, one hit, no errors
sixth Inning
First half Boston Lewis fouled
,ut to Meyers. Gardner struck out
Stahl struck out. Marqnard's speed
was bewildering and his curves broke
sharply. No runs, no hits, no errors
Second half-New Yorks Murray
llied to Hooper, who came in and took
the ba back Of Yerkes. Merkle poEei
red to Ssal,l Merkle tried to get ont
81 the way Of the ball but it hit his
nat and flew high enough for stahl
10 reach it. Cady dropped Herzog's
high foul. Herzog filed to Yerkes-