Semi-weekly herald., 1912-10-10
GIANTS
AND S0X
PLAY TIE
In Eleven Inning Game
Diamond Warriors Dr.
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Giants and Red Sox is staged before
the greatest crowd which ever has
seen baseball game in this city.
The Red Sox went into today's game
with distinct advantage over thei.
New York opponents, gained in their
stirring victory in the first game of
the series, played in New York yes
terday. This advantage came not
only from the lead of one game, but
also from the great moral support
resulting from their hard fought VIC
tory in the initial test
Weather conditions for the second
game were almost as good as those
which prevailed yesterday.
From their position under the shell
ter of the fence at Fenway park,
where they had been waiting all night,
more than 400 baseball enthusiasts
saw the sun rise over the back bay.
Their object was to secure single
admission, each to the bleachers. All
that would be allowed then at 81 a
ticket by other places were sold.
At noon the giant park was nearly
filled and thousands still going OUT
The train on which the players came
over from New York did not arrive in
Boston until after o'clock this morn
ing. 1t had been delayed two hours
by wreck. All breakfasted late and
did not try to reach Fenway park
much before noon.
The Boston players entered today s
game in much better mental condi-
tion than they did that of yesterday.
All reported to Manager Stahl this
morning that they were in good shape.
Wagner is happy field captain. I'VE
got the jump on them and we can do
it again" he said. "Tesreau, Mathew
son or Marquard will be the same.
The boys can hit anybody McCraw
sends along. Watch US today"
Joe Wood is in high spirits after mis-
successful twirling yesterday. Il am
glad we won," he said, and added that
he was ready to go in again just as
soon as he was wanted.
oootOH ldIo are dHNlOuS 10 Ste
Smoky" Joe in action in the worlds
series and expect to have their de-
sire fulfilled Friday, when the teams
come to Fenway park for the fourth
game of the series.
When the game began at 2 o'clock
sharp, $1,000 people were watching it.
Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald
are among the rooters for the Red
Sox.
First inning-The Giants were first
at bat and went out in quick order,
although one of them drove a two
base hit into the bleachers but got no
farther.
The Reds then went in and with
three infield hits off Matthewson and
an. error, filled the bases and on
drive by Wagner scored three runs.
Second inning-Neither side scored.
Third inning-New York got in
run. Boston failed to score.
Fourth inning-New York got in
their second run in this inning through
Murray's double and Myers single.
Fifth inning-Boston scored one
New York failed.
At the end of the fifth inning the
score is 2 to 4 in favor of Boston and
the great crowd is wildly cheering the
home team. Thus far Collins, who is
pitching for Boston, had struck out
four men to Matthewsen's two.
Sixth inning-No scores for either
team but the inning was an intensely
exciting one.
Seventh inning-Neithe scored.
The eighth inning began with gen.
eral feeling that the Red Sox were
again victors. But the surprise of the
day came when in the eighth the
Giants started after Collins and by a
splendid rally scored three runs, and
took the lead amidst the widest ex-
element. Collins had fallen down just
as Tesreau had yesterday.
The Reds however, were game and
went in for the last effort strongly.
They batted run and the score was
tie, to 8 in the ninth.
Tenth inning-Merkle for the Gil
ants, raped out three bagger and
scored on a sacrifice fly. The others
went out easy.
Boston had to make one run to tie
the New Workers.. Then Speaker
raped home run, but was ordered
back to third, scoring on Lewis dou-
BILE. The score was again tie. Lewis
was held on third when the side was
out.
Eleventh inning-Talk of calling the
game on account Of increasing dark
ness was suggested, but the umpires
let the game proceed. New York got
two men on bases, the first one hit by
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