Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-10
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Boston, Oct. 10-New York came
back with Rube Marquard today, and
made 1t even-all with the Red SoX.
taking the third contest Of the worlds
series by a score of to 1.
The SoX, fighting desperately and
forced to come from behind made n
sensational ninth inning rally that
threatened to pull the game out Of the
fire when Marquard faltered, and the
Giant defense threatened to crack. But
Cady, who had replaced Carrigan be-
hind the plate, was unequal to The
task put up to him in the pinch, and
when Devore pulled down his long fly
the agony was ended and the race
evened up.
MarQuard, who had been a question
mark in the Giant battery Of charac-
ters, came back with a flash Of his
early season 19-in-a-row form, and,
given lead Of one run in the first in
nings, held the Sox safe all the way
Buck O'Brlen, who opposed the
/ Giant southpaw, pitched a grade Of
ball that would have won with lots
/ to spare had he been pitted against
the Giants exhibition of yesterday.
but the luck was not with him, and
the Giants backed Marquard up In a
fashion that must have made Math-
ewson envlous.
Bedient made ninth inning entry
after 0'Brien had given way to pinch
hitter, and held the Giants safe In the
closing stage.
The attendance today was 3l,624;
receipts S63, 142.
OF this the national commission s
share is $631420; players share S3i,-
09668, Each club receives $l1,365,62.
The total attendance for the first
three games was 102,5O2
That the ninth inning rally did not
at least tie up the game was unques-
tionably due to the fact that the Bos-
ton coachers went up in the air at
the critical moment. With Speaker
out, Lewis singled and Gardner
combed a stinging double down the
right field line. Devore and Merkle
handled It poorly, while Lewis scored
and Gardner was held at second, and
q moment later was nabbed at third,
when Stahl raped n hot grounder to
Marquard, who threw to HerZog
Wagner then tapped to Fletcher, who
shot one straight and true to Mekle
for what should have been the closing
out but the first baseman dropped the
toss. Now came the play Of the day.
Wagner stole second and a hit meant
Red Sox victory. Cady caught one
square and true. Like bullet 1t went
to far right center and 10000 spec
tators roared over an almost sure vic
tory Devore started for the ball. BY
one last desperate dash he came In
line, reached up over his left shoulder
with his back to the crowd and, by
one Of the grandest catches Of the
year. saved his pals from sure defeat.
Lineup: New York-Devore IT,
Doyle 2b snodgrass cf Murray rf
Merkle 1b, Her2og 3d. Meyers c.,
Fletcher IS, Marquard p,
Bostm-Hooper rf, Yerkes 2b.
Speaker CT. Lewis If, Gardner 3d. Stahl
ID. Wagner ss, Carrigan c, O'Brien p.
Umplres-Evans behind the bat;
KLEIN on bases; O'Loughlin in left
field and Rigler In right field.
Batteries: Boston-O'Brlen and
Carrigan.
New -Marquard and Meyers
First Inning.
New YOrk-Devore singled over
IOBrlen's head. Doyle flied to Speak
err. Devore out stealing Carrigan to
Wagner. Snodgrass flied to Speaker,
No runs.
Boston-Hooper popped to Fletcher.
Yerkes famed. Speaker out, Doyle
to Merkle No runs.
Second Inning.
New York Murray doubled to cen
ter, Merkle sacrificed, O'Brien to
Stahl Herzgg sacrificed, flied to
Hooper Murray scoring. Meyers out.
Gardner to Stahl One run.
BostOn-Lewis singled to center
Gardner sacrificed, Herzog to Merkle
Stahl flied to Murray Wagner fan
ned. No runs.
Third Inning.
New York-Fletcher walked Mar
guard sacrificed. OBrien to stahl
Devore famed. Doyle lined tu Stahl
No runs.
BCston-Corrigan fouled out tC
Meyers. o'Brien famed. Hooper fan
ned. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
New York-Snodgrass out, Yerkei
to Stahl. Murray out. 0Brien tC
Stahl. Merkle out, oBrIen to stahl
mo runs.