The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-10
Giants Score First In the Second
Inning on Double BY Murray
and Sacrifices by MerkIe
and Herzos.
sNoDGRAss HAS CHANCE
sensational Work Of Murray and
Meyers Features the Game at
Boston This After
noon.
FIrst inning.

First inning.
New York-Devore singled over
OBrien's head. Doyle filed out to
Speaker. Devore out stealing, Carri-
gan to Wagner Snodgrass flied out
to Speaker. No runs, one hit, no err
rors.
OBrien got away badly on Devore,
feeling out with three wide ones be-
fore he located the plate. Josh's single
went for naught, however, as the Red
Sox twirler put his next few offer
ings where he wanted them and the
smashes dropped conveniently into
Speakers immediate territory.
Boston Hooper popped an easy one
to Fletcher Yerkes fell victim to
Marquard's fast ones and struck out
Speaker was retired at first when
Doyle robbed him of hit by knocking
down line drive tagged for the right
garden. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Doyle's sensational stop of Speak
er's spanking drive was the bright
spot OF the opening stanza.
Second Inning.
New York-Murray started off with
clean smash to center field that was
good for two bases. Merkle sacrificed,
C'Brien to Stahl, moving Murray to
third Herzog sent sacrifice fly to
Hooper, Murray scoring. Meyers out,
Gardner to Stahl. One run, one hit,
no errors.
The far-famed throwing ability OF
the Red Sox outfielders got try-out
In the first half OF this inning when
Herzog boosted sacrifice fly into
deep right. Hooper responded with a
perfect throw but he was too deep to
beat Murray to the rubber.
Boston-Lewis connected with the
first ball pitched for clean single to
center. Gardner sacrificed, Herzog to
Merkle. Stahl flied out to Murray.
Wagner famed. No runs, one hit, nc
errors.
Vanguard was very deliberate with
man on bases, going after Collins
record of yesterday as time-killer.
The slowness displeased the crowd
and there was constant urging from
the bleachers to hurry it up
Third Inning.
New York Fletcher waited for
three and two and then drew the
fourth one and walked to first. Mar
guard sacrificed. O'Brien to Stahl.
Devore had the regulation three and
TWO called on him and then fouled
several off for good measure before
ne let one go by which wa through
the middle of the plate. Doyle drove
hot line fly to Stahl. No runs, nc
hits, no errors.
The first half of the third continu.
ed in the slow, colorless fashion OF
the preceding sessions. Up to this
time none of the hGir-raising stuff OF
yesterday had been uncorked and ii
was pretty even proposition be
tween the rangy RUDE and the Red
sox saliva artist. The Giants at
tempted a little shift the first two
men waiting them out and then Doyle
banged at the first one. 1t got them
nohing, however.
Boston-Carrigan popped g high one
to Meyers, back Of he plate. OBrien
drew three and two and then swung
valnly at wide one and returned tc
the bench. Hooper could do no better
and famed on three pitched balls, the
Rube's fourth strike-out in three In
hinss, No runs, no hits, no errors.
The Red Sox tried waiting game
on Marquard in their half Of the
third but the RUDE had his nerve In
good shape and put them right across
tue vital spot. disposing OF the first
three men in order.
Fourth inning.
New York nodgrass died, Yerkes
70 stahl. Murray laid down a bunt
along the third base line, but
oBrien's assist beat him to first by
the necessary fraction of secone
Merkle died at the same spot, O'Brier
70 stahl. No runs, no hits, no errors
The half session was O'Briens bes'
inning, the three Giants UP goins
down in row in quick order. The
Red sox twirler succeeded in gettins
ms delivery low and the result was
less to the liking Of the Giants.
BOSTON Fletcher, Murray, and Her
sog ran dead heat to the third
pase bleachers in an effort to land {
algh foul by Yerkes, which fell over
ehe fence and the three Giants tramp
ca sheepishly to their respective pc
sit,ons. Yerkes popped out to F1etch
=, Speaker leaned ON Marquard's in
,eiai Offering for driving single te
'eit, the second hit scored by the sox