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=. OF cymbols. yielding to the din only
in the ninth. when he and the team were

saved Dy DeNOres COmely eaten.
The Giants too faced pitching which
was new to them. They were strangers
to OBrien, just as the Red Sox knew
naught of Marquard save by reputation
and observation. The New Workers
didn't make any great indentations in
O'Brlens pitching. but they did take
: more readily to his spitball than the
enemy did to Marquard's offerings
Buck was outdonc by Rubc not much.
but enough to count heavily, for the
difference was the difference between
: victory and defeat.
OBrien also went about his work de-
libcratcly and between them the two In
cumbcnts OF the peak consumed lots Of
;. time and sent the game we'll beyond the
two hour mark. O'Bricn leaned toward
: wildness--his control wasn't nearly the
equal OF Marquard's. 1t is a wonder
the Giants didn't devote more attention
TO waiting him out than they did. 1t
seemed that the conditions favored more
walks to first than the Giants did enjoy.
Still O'Brlen with his clean support
was hard man to score on and of six
times in which the first New York bat
ter OF an inning reached first base only
twice did he traverse his way to his
ultimate objective. The Red SoX, not
. as handy at reaching first base. had
fewer opportunities to score. AS a mat
: ter OF fact, only once in the game did
, the first Boston batter up manage to
negotiate the first oasis. And as a
Nirthcr attest to Marquard's efficacy Il
wasn't until the ninth inning that the
home team had two men on bases
simultaneously.
The fielding. barring Merkle's fall
from grace. was stainless and snappy
and with a blend of the sensational
: Herzog. Doyle. Devore and Murray ex-
plotted themselves with plays that were
difficult and which thrilled. Speaker
i, was the stellar fielder for Boston. His
finished style made two hard catches
Z look easy and he kept New York's score
down by racing out with tho ball and
laying hands on II in a manner which
: was the poetry of motion and perfect
judgment. Seemingly confident that the
Bostons wouldn't be able to score on
Marquard. McGraw so directed his
. game that conservative tactics were en-
ployed to give his team what he con-
sidered to be a promising lead of a run
2 or two. The sacrifice was adopted
rather than the hit and run. and the
: method was responsible for one run.
Gardner and Lewis made most Of the
trouble for the New Yorks with the
stick. whereas Murray and Herzog. who
have rendered valuable service in every
game, again were New York's main
- stays with the ash. Each hammered
out a two bagger and each made a run.
In addition Herzog brought Murray
home with sacrifice fly. He Is loom
. ing UP a tower OF strength for the
Giants, a factor as active and positive
b.. ns oxygen is in air. There is another
D., hit which must not be overlooked. i
WAS delivered by Fletcher. 1t batted in
: New York's second run. Fletcher was
p over his fidgets to-day and played good
ball.
The opening gun was a safe hit which
Devorc chopped through short in the
first inning. O'Brien drove Josh back
. to the base repeatedly but could not
prevent him from taking the usual
amount of ground Devore tried to steal
after Doyle had hit sharply out 10
Speaker Carrigan took his time with
the throw and caught Josh, helped b.
Wagners skill in blocking Off runners.
Snodgrass also hit out sharply to
Speaker.
Marquard from the first had the Bos-
tons going after bad balls, fooling them
with his curve speed and change of
I naca Hoonor f,,ed feehIv to EIctc,,sr
Serkes struck on. on halls around his
. ,hi, and DovIc made cleaning ston of
Sneoker,s uic,,od toIt lie throw low Ia
- ,;nr,,,o who comnleted the NAV with
n ona n,clun
Having had a ,ov r,de tope.her he.
,oro Tho ca,no IN Sneakers new motor
4 a w,s annronr,ata that Dov,o shouId Hy
nrt 10 TrIs.ram Shandv and that iris
should ero,pd ont IA Larry Murray
,norr,,ro,od ,ho s.cord TIMING with n
w. b,,cor Uo b,t overhead to riga,
ord unonor gave chase nrettv sion
~. ,ho Ia,tor reduccd tho hit IN n ty,
harrer Pm, r. d,dn,, keen Rod from
nat,Ing oro,,d Werk,o sac-,eced MIR
co., " ,h,rd Herzog ared av n
Uoo,or 7, u,,sn,t a hard throw IN
,ha, uoone- had IN tho n,ate but n
na,ssod ere Murray .,,d for ali be was
,.nr,h hrt nc tho hall hounded over
Cs..,n,,,. ,oaa thora ,,as M chance
g. IT. 70 rara n,,v IN Murray
Caranor ,hrow o,, Mavcr. md the Neyy
var,,s ,.an, 20 tho ooId With ore run
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