The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-09
GIANTS AND RED SOX PLAYING
NOON.
COLLINS KNOCKED OUT
New York Bunched Hits of the
Southpaw in the Eighth, Hal! Re-
lievIne Hm-FIetaher Bad Day
at Short.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 9.-New York
and Boston are in Jto-5 tie at
the end of the ninth in the second
game of the worlds series here this
afternoon. After Boston had obtain
ed a big lead in the opening inning
today by punching hits off of Mat
thewson, coupled with Fletchers S
costly misplay at short, the Giants
forged tC the front in their half OF
the eighth, but Boston came back
and tied the score. Neither team
scored in the ninth. The batting
of Murray is a feature Of todays
game.
The weather for the second game
of the worlds series at Fenway
Park today was fair with few
clouds. The air was crisp and cool.
Four hundred people waited
throughout the night to be in line
and buy bleacher tickets, all were
allowed one person at one dollar
each.
For those who waited throughout
the night, it was too cold to sleep
and they were afraid to leave their
places in the line to walk up and
down to keep warm. One man lost
his false teeth and at daylight was
searching for them Another slept
on his crutch and broke it and this
morning was forced to hobble around
on the shortened shaft.
The general opinion previous to
the game was that Matthewson
would oppose Ray Collins, the
southpaw.
A shift in the lineup OF the Giants
was noticeable, the batting order
having been changed and Beals
Becker having replaced Devore in
the oufield. Murray being switched
from right to left and Becker taking
MurraYs place IN right.
The teams batting order was as
follows:
New York-Snodgrass cf; Doyle,
2b; Becker, rf; Murray, If; Merkle,
1b; Herog, 3b; Meyers, c; Fletcher,
IS; Matthewson, p.
Boston-Hooper, IF; Yerkes, 2b;
Speaker, CT; Lewis, If; Gardner, 3b;
Stahl, 1b; Wagner, SIS; Carrigan, C;
Collins, p.
The same umpires officiated as
yesterday.
First inning-SnodgTass doubled.
Doyle struck out Becker went out.
Yerkes TO Stahl. Collins threw Muir
ray out at first No runs, one hit,
no errors. For Boston, Hooper sin
gled and stole second. Fletcher
fumbled Yerkes' liner ana the bat
ter was safe at first. Speaker bunt
ed safely, filling The bases. Lewis
grounded to Herzog, forcing Hooper
at the plate. Yerkes scored on
Gardner's infield out. Lewis and
Speaker scored on Stahl's drive.
Wagner flied out. Three runs, three
hits. one error.
Second inning--Merkle famed.
Herzog tripled and scored on Mey-
ers hit. Fletcher flied out. Meyers
forced out at second on Matthew
sons grounder One run, two hits,
no errors. Second half-Carrigan
out, Herzog to Merkle. Collins
grounded out Hooper doubled. Yer
kes out, Fletcher to Merkle. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Third inning-Snodgrass flied out.
Doyle fouled out. Becker out, Wagner
to Stahl No runs, no hits, no err
rors. Speaker out to Merkle at first. |
Lewis flied out. Gardner out, Doyle |
to Merkle. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Fourt inning-Murray tripled. Mer- |
kle fouled out to Gardner. Murray |
scored on Herzog's sacrifice fly. My |
ers singled. Fletcher flied out to |
Hooper. One run, two hits, no
errors. Stuhl struck out. Wagner