The Detroit times., 1912-10-10
) BA77ZE IN WORLD'S SERIES, INNING BY LNNING

for the Giant catcher Fletcher hitN a
line ny TO Hooper In deep right One
Murray's triple and Meyers single
were hard smashes and Speaker and
Hooper had 10 back track TO get drives
~ Bo osTSSx sa s strSsE out missing
low one over the outside corner for his
third swing. Wagner filed TO Murray
I'm short right center. Carrigan was
Fletcher In deep short we'll toward
third, being thrown out by quick
throw TO Merkle. No run, no hit. no
This was another easy inning for
Matty and the old Giant stay seemed 20
be back IN his regular swing. In the
second. third and fourth innings. only
10 Red Sox were at hat.
FIFTH INNING.
NEW YORK got an
r SsT a the r ara . aaTSsd and GaT Msss
started for nrst hut Carrigan's throw
beat him easily. Snodgrass was over
anxious and duplicated Mathewson's
strikeout stunt Doyle flied 20 Lewis
In short left. and another half inning
was wound up In short order. No run.
no hit, no error.
.BosTON--Colllns famed. the third
the occasion, the sun. which had not
shown before during the game. peeped
from behind cloud and was given
welcoming cheer by the fans who felt
slighted at the determination OF the
weather man I'm favor OF New York.
Hooper connected for a line single 70
center, the third successful connection
Demonstrated that il was on the Job.
for keeps. Murray and Snodgrass In
terchanged positions the latter don
ming bis goggles and taking the sun
Fletcher dropped Meyers throw TO
catch Hooper stealing. and ne was SAFE
az second. Yerkes, the pinch hltting
again with a triple TO center. Hooper
scoring Speaker lined 10 Fletcher who
threw 10 HerzoR, doubling up ferkes
at third. One run: two hits one error,
Matty In this inning. Hooper ana
Yerkes both driving the ball far out ?f
reach ~ any Giant felder and speaker
doubled at third. almost Knocked the
Giants stopper or his feet.
SIXTH INNING.
NEW YORK-Becker drove an easy
one to Yerkes, and was thrown out 70
Stahl. Murray was again there with
the wallop. and singled safely TO right.
center. Murray was caught by yard,
Carrigan to Wagner, on his lame at
tempt to steal second. No run. one hit,
Murrays unsuccessful attempt TO
pilfer second gave the first test 70
Carrigan's arm the demonstration "
en- by. the Red sox catcher was thor
oughly satisfactory TO Boston.
BoSToN-LewIs' bounder was too
hot for Fletcher to handle. but the
Giant shortstop made game attempt
10 recover. He was unsuccessful and
Lewis got credit for a single. gardner
sacrificed. Matty to Merkle, moving
Lewis over to the second turn Merkle
dropped Stahps high foul back OF nrst
and chalked up an error for nimseil.
stahl was out at first on weak tap 10
Matty. Lewis taking third on the put
cut WaRner died on the base line
Matty touching him ont. after captur.
Ing his little roller. No run. hit'
error.
The session was a slow one. Matty
and Merkle conducting the show De-
tween them.
SEVENTH INNING.
NEW YoRK-Herzog started the
seventh for the Giants-with clean
smash TO right Meyers fied out TO
Yerkes Herzog stole, securing the
beneit of the close decision by beau
tiful slide into the bag. Fletcher pop
ped TO stabi. Mathewson struck out
No run, one hit, no error.
The Giants section of the so-called
lucky seventh nzzled out when. after
starting auspiciously with Herzogs
single Mssty the last h %IcsoS o, , .s.hss
at three Of Collins choicest offerings
BOSTON--Carrigan was disposed OF
easily. Herzog TO Merkle. Collins got
a round OF applause when he appeared
at tho plate, but, Matty returned the
compliment by striking the Boston
twirler out. Hooper went out, Doyle
to Merkle. No run. no hit. no error
EIGHTH INNING.
NEW YORK-Snodgrass was safe at
FIRST on Lewis mum OF his short line
hy Doyle made his first hit OF the
game, a hard grounder to center for a
single. Becker forced Doyle at second
Yerkes to Wagner, Snodgrass reaching
third on the play. Murray douh-
led into the left held bleachers.
scoring snodgrass and putting Becker
on the third sack. The rap worked
the undoing OF Collins. who was yank-
ed out OF the box being relieved by
Hall who had been warming up for
the last three innings Merkle fouled
high to Carrigan near the stand, be-
tween home plate and first Carrigan
misjudged Herzog's high foul, which
scratched the stand between home ant
FIRST. The ball landed In his mitt. but
didn't stick. Herzog doubled into the
left held bleachers. scoring Becker and
Murray and putting the Giants one run
10 the good. Meyers up. Meyers
grounded out, Wagner 10 Stahl. Three
runs, three hits, one error.
The tide turned In the Giants favor
In this inning. for the first time In the
game and the Giants, after sitting
ulnornIv On the hepch did n war dance