Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-12
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Tesreau was now over his nervousness
and was pitching fine ball. In the sixth
inning Boston went out in order Lewis
struck out and Gardner sent up foul
which Herzog gathered in. Stahl struck
out.
New York had a good chance to score
in the sixth inning, but Woods heady
pitching and the brilliant support beyond
him prevented it, Tesreau brought the
crowd to its feet by singing to left field
Devore hit a hot one that Wood could
not stop and the ball bounded over the
foul line between the home plate and
first base Tesreau stopping at second
base DOYLE sent up high fly to Yerkes
and neither runner was able to advance
Snodgrass forced Devore at second,
Yerkes to Wagner, Tesreau going to
third. Murray forced Snodgrass, shoot
ing a hard grouder to Yerkes, who toss
ed 1t to Wagner Wood was given a
cheer as he walked to the bench.
In the seventh inning Tesreau was still
going good, striking out both Wagner
and Cady Wood sent long fly to Muir
ray 1t was Tesreau's last appearance
in the game, as McGraw put Mccormick
In to bat for him in New York's half
of the seventh.
Merkle struck out in the seventh inning.
Herzog drove one past Wagner that
.Heinie'' could not reach. 1t was a sim
gle. Meyers put up a high fly to Speak
er. Fletcher, whose work throughout the
game had been all that could be desired
in a worlds championship contest,
smashed a two-bagger to right field.
scoring Herzog with New Yorks only
run. Mccormick. batting for Tesreau,
sent a slow bounder to Yerkes and in
attempting to score on the hit Fletcher
was thrown out. Yerkes to Cady. ending
the inning. Fletcher and Cady collided
at the plate but neither man was hurt
Ames went in to pitch for New York
in the eighth inning and was given an
encouraging cheer by the fans. Hooper
sent up fly that Fletcher gathered in
and Yerkes hit to Fletcher, who threw
the batter out at first. Speaker sent
two-base hit ripping out to left field
but he was left at second when Lewis
was thrown out, Fletcher to Merkle.
For New York in the eighth inning,
Wagner robbed Devore of a single by
running to the other side of second base
and scooping up the Giants left fielder's
fast grounder, throwing him out by
narrow margin. Doyle put up a short
high fly to Hooper. Wagner. after max
ing his several sensational stops and
throws, fell down on easy chance.
fumbling Snodgrass' grounder This mis-
play gave New York courage and the
crowd yelled to Murray for a long hit.
Murray tried to accommodate, but the
best he could do was a single over short
stop on the hit and run play, Snodgrass
going to second. Merkle closed the in
ming by striking out.
The Red Sox put together another run
In the ninth inning. Gardner got in his
second hit single to center field, and
went to second on Stahrs sacrifice, Ames
to Merkle Wagner received base on
balls and moment later he was forced
at second by Cady, Fletcher to Doyle
Wood drove a single to right and Gardner
scored, Cady going to third. Hooper flied
to Snodgrass
New York went out in order in the
ninth inning. Herzog put up a high fly
to Speaker. Meyers hit a high foul tAat
Cady took care of and Fletcher sent a
pop fly to Stahl
A dozen men charged with specu-
iating in tickets arrested outside the
Polo grounds, today. were fined $40
apiece in police court. The operations
Of the men apparently were of a linn
tied nature, as most of the arrests
We're made, early in the day and none
OF the prisoners We're found to have
more than half dozen tickets in his
posse ssion.