The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12
American League Champions Simply
oUtpisyed Meoran|s Men In
the Game.
Heine Wagner Played Sensational
Game, Robbins the Giants Of
Three Hits.

hUfcc Filta.
NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE Bos,ons.
pennant winners % the American
League. were victOrs to-day over the
New York National League champions
by the score OF 10 !. In the fourth
game o. the series The Red SoK have
now won tVO games and the Giants
enc. the second contest having ended
In lie
Some $4,000 people. jsmming the
confines of Brush stadium to-day. saw
simon pure base ball In a contest that
thrilled. inning by inning The two
teams played in their true effort. and
the nervousness shown Ia the early
contests was not observed
Smoky Joe" Wood shone today.
The Red SOx players. fairly Rugged
the star boXman AZ h. walked from
the playing field with his second vic
tory over the New York club dang
ling 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 a Giant batter able 20 gauge
the Boston mans curve for a hit,
when a hit meant run. The infeld
WAS wet from nights rain, and
Wood stood on the mound for nine In
nings with "A pile OF sawdust beside
him 20 dry the ball before each deIiv-
cry 10 the plate. His service was
without blemlsh or flaw. not one man
being passed. while eight Giants
walked TO the plate and then walked
back again after vainly trying 10 read
the riddle Of the Boston boXmans
mystify1ng drop balls and fast iu-
shoots.
Murray Could Not See.
How can We hit what We cannot
see2" asked Red Murray. when he
walked 10 the bench after tanning for
the second time.
Wood was only I'm trouble in two
innings. In the sixth and again in the
seventh. when the home clubs only
run came over the plate.
The sixth showed Wood NJ his best
Tesreau jabbcd hit 20 left and DE
wore bounced a drive on Woods ankle
for a base before any one was out
The stands We're wild with excitement
and tried To rattle the Boston pitcher
but Wood Was as cool as a Labrador
iceberg iu March lie caused Larry
Doyle 10 pop out and then fed Snod-
grass and Murray on withdrawing
down shoots. making those Giant bat
ters send weak rollers TO the Red SoX
inheld.
Boston swerved First
Boston broke into the run column
In the second when Gardner tripled
and scored on Tcsrcau's wild heavo OF
moist ball. The second run came lu
the fourth when StHhl reached first
on a force mir. stole second. went 10
third on an inneld out and home on
tadys drive. Boston made It's third
run In the ninth. Gardner singled.
was sacrificed 90 second by Stihl
took third on an iureld ont and tal
He'd ON Joe Woods single
Wagner a Star
: New Nork huy broke the henrts
Cf thc Giant parti-ans He is Ueinc
Wagner. the Red SoN short stop.
" hos" plays today robbed The Giants
90 three hits. Two Of his stop. OF
sr1shcs over second were made with
one hand on the dead run Then. half
turning. 1e snapped his throws to first
base ahead OF the runners hy step
With one run needed 20 tie in Tho
eighth. IrvOre dashed CrOuudor past
Wood Thousands checrod as the ball
sped by second base for 70 DOB. meant
a good start FOR final rally Wagner
raced over the bag scoop-d the bali
With his RlO1oI hand aud snapped
GOD. ball 90 first without rocov.r.n. his
balance. The fleet u'vorr was ont by
inches
Yorkes and Fletcher also starred lu
fielding plays. while Murray robbed
Hooper 90 q three base hi. 40 %, br
ginning ~ th. 9Th
murray's Star Catch.
Running back 'o thr concrete wall
the Giant right t"ider lcapcd 700 fh.
air and ciincled tho bar 100 Do. hand
Tesr"au did NOT gcf iu-o hi- pitching
stride urr. the Red SoN HlI made.