Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-15

yer iil history did anybody blow '"'uet ana II g wonder that the New
 iCfkers dldn score a million lofore
 Suck was removed He was SD had1,
 'i'heu when Murrays infield grounde1 mad been turned into a single that he committed a balk which no umnire eoold overlook. The balk was the finishing touch. After it Buck worked on ln a trance. A ten-year-old girl Nith d bat in her hand could have gone up to the plate and made a base hlt Off him. When finally the innino was over through bit of good fortune tlle Giants were leading by score of live to nothing, and the Sox had noth- Ing to do but make six runs and keen the Giants from scoring again. Ray Solllns was the boy picked to hold the score where it was. He succeeded ad- mirably. There was only one chance Tor a New York man to tally during Rays regime and that occurred when Myers tripted with one out in the fourth The chief didn't score. sNor did anybody else who faced Ray.
 Collins did n6t outshine Maruuard to any. noticeable extent but he was at least Rube's equal from the second inning on AS had been their habit all through the series the SoX were in bad luck They grabbed two runs off Rube in the second and then stopped tailying.
 But if Wagner's lcng blow in the fourth had ever gone straight, believe us, Marquard would have had his hands full. Stahl was on first base at the time. Eeine cracked one as hard as he knew how and it was caught Ky Snodgrass, a really brilliant prab. In four years of watching the Giants. we have never seen Fred pull catch like it. Which all goes to show that the Giants are doing their blamdest to make things dangerous. Devore made the best catch of his career in Boston the other day and robbed the Sox of the game and the championship. De- we're is Marquard' roommate but SnodSrass is not So Fred's catch ia the more remarkable. This time the Giants cutfielded the American League champions. In fact, New York was not charged with a single error, while the SoX were guilty of two, one of which gave New York a run. The first and the second were the only scoring innings. The rest was very tame when contrasted with the other games of he series. Both Marquard and Collins were so strong outside Of a couple of bad spels that the past time was more of a parade than con- test
 FIRST 1NNINGs .'
 BostOn-HOpper got a single over second on which Doyle made a fine stop but could not throw the rnnncr out at first. Hooper was caught nap ping at first and was thrown out, Merkle to Fletcher Yerkes flied out to Snodgrass. Speaker walked to first after having two strikes called on him. Speaker stole second. Lewis flied out to Devore It was pretty catch and saved run. No runs, one hit, no errors.
 New York-Deyore was out, Gard ner to Stahl. Doyle scratched an iG' field hit which Yerkes could not field in time. Doyle stole second Snod- grass struck out. Murray scratched all infield hit. His roller was too glow for Wagner to field. Doyle went to third on the play. Doyle scored when O'Brien made a balk, Murray going to second. Murray scored on double to right. Merkle scored on Herzog's double to left The stands were in an uprpar. Meyers got an ipfield hit on which Wagner made l,henomenal onezhanded' stop, holding Herzog on third.@Her- log scored on double steal on bad