The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-10
WORLDS SERIES GAME AT
BOSTON RESULTS IN thinning TIE
GIANTS DRIVE COLLINS AND
HALL FROM THE BOX, WHILE
MATHEWsoN PITCHES THE
ENTIRE GAME FOR NEW YORK
ANOTHER GAME IN BOSTON
TO-DAY.

Boston. Oct. s.-Darkness brought
the second game of the worlds base
ball series TO a close here this aft
ernoon with the score tied, Boston s.
New York s. The tie battle viii be
played off here tomorrow afternoon.
With three run handicap against
them the New York players bitterly
contested the American league cham
pions all the way until they finally
caught them and passed them in the
eighth inning. Boston rallied strong
ly and sent the fifth run across the
plate, which tied the score.
Collins pitched a good game un-
til the eighth inning, when the Ma
tional league champions began to
find him. Manager Stahl then sent
Hall to the box. Hall allowed one
run in the tenth and Bedient was
sent in and pitched the eleventh.
When the Giants obtained one run,
breaking the tie and putting them in
the lead Iris. Speaker. the Boston
centerfielder, raised the hopes of the
Red Sox supporters In the last hall
of the same inning by a drive for
three bases to center. followed by
Wilson'S muff and a bad throw
which allowed him to slide over the
plate, again tying the score.
The eleventh inning was non-pro
ductive of runs for either team and
darkness forced a halt to the battle.
Mathewson pitched the entire game
for New York, allowing ten hits
Collins, for Boston, allowed nine In
seven and one third innings; Hal
two in two and two-thirds innings;
Bedient no hits.
The total paid attendance Of the
game was 30,14S. and the total re-
ceipts were s58,3e9.
THE GAME BY INNINGS.
Mayor Fitzgerald threw out the
ball to Collins. Snodgrass went Il
the plate.
FIRST INNING.
New York.-The first ball was {
strike Snodgrass drove the seconC
ball pitched into the bleachers for {
two-base hit Doyle struck out; Col
Inns used three wide-sweeping curves
to turn the New York batter back
Becker went out, Yerkes to Stahl
Yerkes handled Becker's grounds
cleyerly. Snodgrass, on third. Tim'
was called until the umpires coult
clear the field of photographers. Tn,
first ball on Murray was a strike ant
the crowd cheered. Collins threw ou
Murray at first base. No runs; on,
hit; no errors.
+ Boston.-Snodgras went to Ief
field and Becker to center field fol
New York. Hooper scratched an in
field hit, Mathewson only being ablt
to knock down the ball which HI
could not recover in time. This start
ed the Boston fans cheering. Hooper
stole second. Meyers threw wide
Fletcher dropped Yerkes' line drive
and the batter was safe at first. L
was miserable error by tire New
York short stop. Speaker beat ou
bunt and the bases were filled witt
none out. The crowd broke into 6
continued cheering. Mathewson pu'
the first ball over as a strike. The
second ball pitched was a strike
Hooper was forced out at the plate
on Lewis grounder to Herzog, who
threw to Meyers. Yerlxes scored OF
an infield out of Gardner. The play
was Mathewson to Doyle to Merkle
the ball bounding off Mathewson'.
hand. there giving the pitcher an as.
sist. Lewis and Speaker scored or
Stahls hot drive to left. Wagnel
went out on a high fly to Doyle
Three runs; one error.
SECOND INNING.
New York.-Merkle famed on tn,
first three balls pitched Herzos
knocked a three Dagger to right cen
ter. Herzog scored on Meyers hit
which struck Gardner in the face
Gardner rubbed his head and seemed
pretty badly shaken up, but he con
tinued to play. Fletcher sent up {
fly to Hooper and was out. Mathew
son was given an ovation by tn,