The Detroit times., 1912-10-12
Heinle Must Fear the New York
Gunmen. According
to Rice
BIG SERIES WAS STILL
ANYBODY'S THIS MORN
Look for Rube Marquard and
Joe Wood to Battle
. Monday

tan Isle could this morning look for
ward to at least one note Of joyous
cheer. Wood was out Of the way Tor
. breathing spell. and J. Stahl had
yet % show another winning pitcher.
Nowt n only. combination earth
1 quake, tidal wave, gun cotton mare
/ up and eGolcanic erupton would de
| tomato benaath. Mr.. Wagner, the Great
; Whito Way may turn on the trickhns
! tear and ofter merry laughter In its
!. place. IT'S something to have WOOD
1 out OF the way, but 1t doesn't matter
\ who pitches as long as ball playing
centipede whirls his tentacles over
! the field and renders batting null ana
nit BY blocking every egress.
When Prof. Weeler suggested that
b3fsnen should hit 'em where they
amt he had evidently never seen
HeinieI Wagner a. work Hitting EN-
where Mr.. Wagner Amt involves the
technical process of hitting EN- OUT
OF the lot -or fouling 5em back into
the stands. And even then II would
be-a gamble. 4----- ---- ----- =
The Red Sox obtained the jump
again, but the Giants had their main
charges left. Mathewson looked to be
= better man than any slabman Stahl
had outside OF Wood and II the Old
Master could wrench on today's battle
the .f.tale or the two cities" would
brfnr ns TO chapter six, all square
and-tfe tall likelihood OF Rube Mar
Guard hooking up with Smoke Joe
back In New-Yorkv
There have been too many sudden
turns In this series TO figure anything
certain until the last athlete has
perished in the last round OF the last
game. II was anybody's series still
this morning, for while Wood was
tipped TO have the edge over any
Giant pitcher. Friday, Mathewson OF
MarQuard were equally tipped to have
the call over any contender STAN
might have left.
Tt.may be that ]. Garland can picl
Collins or Bedient-tn q winning mood
But-the Giant defense has settled now
intollts noFmal swing and with Mat
hewaon pitching, -therell hardly bs
any, array Of six runs piled up against
his ven known name.
lie t1eu ..oOA thiS hoihihb
the. edge In games won--which Is con.
siderable edge at tkis stage OF the
Jubilee. But the Giants undoubtedly
carried the edge In pitchers left for
the nnxt battle, IL we were to Judge
BY the dope alone and not by some
unexpected turn.
The Giants look like quite another
baiP lciab With Art Fletcher back at
his true stride. and now that he has
gamely recovered his grip. 1T isn't
likely that he VIII. break again.
Fletcher, playing as he did Thurs
DAY and Friday, would have given
Mathewson a six to one victory over
Collins and these two slabmen were
carded 10 work today unless Stah
switched the battle plan by pushing
Hugh Bedient to the front for a try.
but II Mathewson failed. Manhat-
tan's outlook would be as bashful an
4 morgue at { a. m, where even the
silence is moody.
But ~ AfatAewson won, there was
.NarQpard ready for Wood on Monday
<With " longer rest and home field
TO work on
Stahl so far has been able TO wiT
only with Wood and Smokey Joe Il
beginnink TO show the strain. He wal
careening badly yesterday wheI
Heinie Wagner swung In behind hin
with the greatest inheld play an,
. series ever saw.
Taking no credit from Wood. II
hadn't been for Wagner's super.bri
liant work at short-work borderin
on the miraculous--the Giant attac