The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-22

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/ frff three NeW 1Hrk end Boston win
/ ru aU Ihr nerre FanItariuIns with their
citizens.
VIEW YORK. OCTOBER ~
BED sar a Giants d.
smoky Joe wood. tHr speed boy 70
tEe western world fhIs afternoon on
I ire Polo grounds wrapped a wreath %
Harlem river mist around hts deiu-
Fitn delivery and again overthrow tac
Giants. chic tire PSF score 20 3 f0 D.
With big JET resreau as DTS opponent
aFan wood pitched even more skiI-
uuE than GA bis nrst appearance.
This amazing yDunR man from Ikan-
ran C.tB gave s6.o10 fans an exhibition
% fancy bow work that Included ev-
sry kind % scauup end chain stitch
and shredded tEe Giants hopes faster
/ tHan their ClevcreEt Craftsmanship could
knlt them up. Then, without one
lcnElnE IngerinE look behind the Red
sux are soon t5 bike back o. Boston
leayinE Mcsrau'a men to pick out the
taHtInE threads III would take long
| Journey % Ind contest exceeding in
singer and desperate uEht Tor FI-
rromacy wnFed On The shadow % Coo
Eana Blum this afternoon.
Calamity the Giants hatUed 20
break down the marvellous pitching
Joe Wood served Co them. Again and
again TIE Joyous crack OF bat on bali
told the listening watching thousands
lu the stands that one ~ McGrau's
men. another and yet another had
7 landed on the leather end slammed Dc
out OF the diamond. in vain. Every
z time q situation threatened BnFton's
4 lead smoky Joe Wood TOOK an extra
wrap on the reina. umeared q little
more fog on his shoots. gave an extra
twist 90 his twirla and sent New
. Yorks openings into the limbo % lost
E opportunities.
Weed Had Everything.
II was pitching with all the bells
I on and an extra tinkle every little
while. noston's boxman had every
/ thing Ills swift d1wn-ahoot enough
. n itself 20 puEzle ordinary wieiders
T ~ the willow. was mixed with shoots
1 and bends and fade-aways for the
perpetual perplexity Of McGraW's eK-
3 pert smashsmitha.
The Giants made hits enough. but
rot In the right places smoky Joe
saw % that lie relied on hir support
It's true. but only 90 far that az shy
Z time he could have taken things en-
trciy into he own hands and Etrang-
Ted the Giants aspirations a. they
sproutcd. lie was tho man ~ the
hour. the minute. the second master %
the situation am tho time.
BiE JET Tesreau worked Epiendidly.
holding the Red SCx 90 e hit an I'M
. ming Tor Eve rounds and banking them
Z ln the sixth and seventh. McGraw
/ took him out 90 let McCormick bat On
I the hope ~ tieinE the score after New
I Yurk'a lone tally in inc seventh. There
was nothing wrong with the Bear
Hunter 81 the Ozarks. lie could prob
ahiy finished the nEht without yielding
another run. Amcs succeeded him.
/ tut didn't have a good opportunity a.
warm up as he worked but two Tn
nlnEs
Boston's scoring was done In the Co
lowlng manner.
Gardner started the second inning
with a shrIekInE three timer 90 right
center. che hlt being held to triple
| BY Larry Doyls's quick relay 10 Red
Murrays throw then BiK Jcn, who
had not quite steadled. uncolled
wild pitch and Gardner Ealloped home
with the FIRST run The Boston tally
that told was The result 90 "a stroll
/ OBJ Larry Gardner Stahl tried fa
sacrifice but Tcsreau grabbed Jake1s
huut and threw Gardner out 90 ne
keystone sack stahl then surpriscI
everyone by stealing second. Meyers
throw being high. Wagner went out
o. Merklg. uuasslsted. Stahl advancing
t0 third Cady Clipped single
through tho box and stahl scored the
second run.
Their Only Run.
fn the seventh the Giants made
their only run. HerEaE larruped r.
warm shot over WaEnsr's head Tor a
single Meyers holated % Speaker.
and Fletcher rhoRed hIs nerve when
Do stepped into fast hook and
bounced 30 ~ the right field wall fsr
q double. HerzoE coming 40 the way.
the relay heInE made Oh hold FTatrh-
81 af second "MnrrrT Mccormick
vas introduced as shifting r1r Tee
ruau and tried hard fa Frf into thr
hall ~ fame. ffe drove q single over
second. bot Nerksa knocked thc hau
dowu behind enc has Steve had a.
chance o. make tar play af fret. buI
hg looked ~ and saa TTefrher ho6f-
.uE Cor tHr plate MHEraH having sent
him home. hoping tu catch NrrkeH uu-
suarcs but Steve mada perfect reg
and Cady taEgei hIm aut with yards
% spare
Wood made hiF second hlt ln the
ninth and scored Gardner. who was
1n third. with fhr ast tally of the
same The Giants went uuf p "a.
iH The ninth and she SEINE was over
Wen De- 1n our uay fa Boston again
Z az Ntzhugh, here's hoping.
BOSTON. OCTOBER ~