The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-10-10
COLLINS AND MATTY LOCK UP
IN SECOND GAME OF WORLD
SERIES IN BOSTON,.
HALL RELIEVES -HANDER
With Tears in His Eyes, Collins
Leaves Pitchers Box at stahi's Or
der When Giants 6atted Into the
Lead in Eighth Inning.

Boston, Oct. 9.-The Boston Amer
leans and the New York Nationals
battled for eleven innings to tie
score, to 6, today, when the contest
was called on account of darkness.
The second game will be replayed on
the Boston field tomorrow. The game
was exciting from the first to- the
last inning.
With a lead of three runs handicap
against them, the Giants bitterly con-
tested the Red Sox all the way until
they finally caught them and passed
them in the eighth inning. Boston
rallied strongly and tied the score.
Collins pitched great game for the
Sox until the eighth inning, when the
Giants batted him from the mound.
The Giants garnered a run in the
tenth inning and the home club fans
were in despair, and iris Speaker
by a mighty drive for three bases to
the center field seats, followed by
an error of Wilson on the throw in,
scored the tieing run.
The eleventh inning was productive
of darkness and the game was ended.
Each haq six runs.
How Runs Were Made.
In Boston's half of the first inning
Hooper scratched an infield hit. Ma
thewson only being able to knock
down the ball, which he could not
recover in time. This started the
Bostons cheering. Hooper stole sec
ond, Meyers throw was wild. Flet-
cher dropped Yerkes line drive anu
the batter was safe at first. 1t was
a miserable error by the New York
shortstop. Speaker beat out bunt,
and the bases were filed, with none
out. The crowd broke into con-
tinued cheering. Mathewson put the
first ball on Lewis shoulder as a
strike. Hooper was forced out at the
place on Lewis grounder to Herzog,
who threw to Meyers. Yerkes scored
on an infeld out of Gardner. The
play was Mathewson to Dole to Mer-
kle, the ball bounding off Mathewson' s
hand, thereby giving the pitcher an
assist Lewis and Speaker scored on
Stahl's hot drive to left. Wagner
went out on high fly to left. The
stands were simply mad with excite
ment as the Boston's took the field.
Three runs; one error.
In the second inning for New York,
Merkle famed on the first three balls
pitched. Herzog knocked a three-Dag-
ger to right center. Herzog scored
on Meyers hit, which struck Gardner
in the face. Gardner rubbed his
head and seemed pretty badly shaken
I'D. but he continued to play. Fetch
er sent up fly to Hooper ard was
out. Mathewson was given an ova-
ton by the crowd as he weRt to the
bat. Meyers was out when Yerkes
took Mathewson's grounder and threw
to Wagner. One run, two hits. ''S
In New York's half of the fourth
Murray got a three-base hit to right.
Merkle was out on high foul to
Gardner. Murray scored on a sacri-
fee fly of Herzog to Speaker. Meyers
singled to left, Wagner only being
able to knock down the ball. Fletch-
er flied odt to Hooper, One run; two
hits.
Boston Scores Again.
In Boston's half Of the fifth Col
Inns struck out. The crowd cheered
Hooper, who, had already ma lie two
hits. Hooper singled to center. 1t
was his third hit. The sun came out
bright at this point, and Snodgrass
exchanged places with Murray, who
vent to left, Snodgrass going to
right. Hooper stole second. Meyers
throw was too low for Fletcher. Hoop
er scored on. Yerkes, three-base hit
to center. The stands were in an
uproar. Speaker lined to Fletcher,
who threw to Herzog, catching Yerkes
before he could return to the bag.
1t was quick double play. One run,
two hits. eo's1 Aa h
New York took the lead in the
eighth. Lewis dropped Snodgrass
Av Doyle singled to center, Snod-
grass taking second. Doyle was rorced