The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-09
Detailed Plays Show Sox
Earned Their Victory
Luck of the Game Fauored Giants While Winning
Runs We're Result of Clean Hitting
BY r. w. LARDNER.

BY r. w. LARDNER.
By International News Service.
rEw YORK, Oct. s.-Battlns against New
IN York'x proverbinl luck Joe Wood and
VI tho Rcd sox from Boston took the NAT
J. V game o, che 1912 worlds scrics here
today. 20 3. and dcmonstrHted TO a
moostrous crowd that thoy tho American
league championship because they deserved TO-
Tho breaka. all OF which went 10 the Giants
made tho struggle probably tho most exciting
in the history OF bnscbaIrs biggest event. NJ
ono bat clam could have sat through that
last hal! Of tho ninth inoipg without symptoms
Of heart disease. Tho Giants two to the
bad started 90 ono OF their Justly famous ralios
undo all of Joe Woods wonderful work. Then
threc base hits In row. two OF thom OF the
lucky variety. gave New York itf ;bird run and ,,
needed 10 ITO and Fletcher and Craudsll coming
M. Il hero that Wood did his best pitch
trick for him TO get rid Of Thatcher, for that
slender young had looked all afternoon Ike
hrst recitation. Mr.. Fletcher struck out, just
as no had done twice previously McGraw didn't
very good batSman for pitcher and tho hest
OF New York's pinch hittcrs. "Moosc' McCor-
mick. had already been used up
Famed Last Two Batters.
woods. didn't have such clpch with o,cy
thing he served Craudall fast ball out
side, II justly called ball by Bill Klein
Tho next two were foulcd OF aud thon Joe lost
his grip and pitched two balls. of
which camo near bcaung the celebrated rescue
ON third and Pu Booker on second were on ,heIr
toes ready for tho dash homevzrd that might
mean for them four thousand bucks instead o,
twenty-five hundred But they had no chance
record OF speed OF that next thing Woody hurled
violated the ordinance OF every city in the union
Mr., crandall had huuch that il vns coming
Anyway. he swung, but the pill rcposlng
In tho large mitt OF Forrest csdy and there
was nothing to do but admit that nrst blood
John McGrav proved that superstition is not
in his makeup, Instead OF starting Chrlsty
openings and thcm both. he gave tho Job
10 Charley. alias Jch Tcsreau. McGraw 1surod
thus:
''Ir Jer pitches one OF his good games tho
Red soS will have trouble scoring; II he's
Ia almost bound 10 bc effective, than 10 woste
Matty, who is really the hopo OF New York
after All
Red SoX Earned Their Scores.
= The reasoning ~" all right; Furthermore
winner. Hc had all the stun that returned him
victor often over the Cubs Pirates and iesser
the Boston boys in the sixth would never have
been recorded 1 the Giants bad, bad possessed
New England. gathered by virtue of the
Irresistible attack that mhdo s'nhls men ia
dark horse busted UP the ball game This
shady animal was none othor than Steve Ycrkes,
frequently referred 10 the weak spot the
Rogron club. Mr.. Yerkcs may have weakness
or two, but he seems to he very Strons in the
ries. In this seventh round tho Red Hose COL
lected four blows one OF thcm double by
Harry Hooper. another party from whom little
was expected Every one OF the four was clean
and Tesresu can't go back to Missouri and tell
Hoine Wagner showed himself a bundle OF
nerve II his wsllop that started the big
doingh and It was his constant coaching and
fuT r,trOn bat hctT WOOIv he
experts who rated Fletcher tho equal superior
OF this German party are keeping uudcr cover
tonight.
Day Ideal for Baseball Game.
I, was an ideal day The pe.simIstic brought
their ovorcoats along and we're sorry. for oyor-
coats were nothing but an noumbrance. Tho
shono brightly all afternoon and that
helped tho Giants trIne. There's no telling
what would h,vo happened 10 them II Woody
had boeo hurliug on dark dsy, The usual
ali last nigh, in order to ve, ars, Wh,cL AZ
the general admission tickets. The gates were
opened oarIy in the forenoon and az Icast eight
,houEand folks sat and waited for ave hours
before tho athletes appeared on tho hed.
The GiOnts wcro Grst 10 show mp They
came In few at a time and Immediately gath
cred In batting rehearsal With Craudall and
Amos pitching to them. ~ ] O'Clock the Rod
time all the bleachors and the lower deck OF
tho grandstsnd we're nlled 10 capacity. Tho up.
per deck and the boxes didn't all up until a
quarter Of an hour before starting time.
In the extreme corner Of the stand. on The
third base sida. SAT thc Boston rootors ma they
had band with them. The musicians played
soft music while the Chalmers people wcre
handing Larry DOYLE his prize automobile This
presentation was made quietly and before half
tho popuace 0m aware that ANYTHING
ing La-Ty'5 driven OF the Geld. and
the same time John T. Bfush'S limousine an
peared and camped AZ the intersection OF the
right field bloschers and the stand.
The Boston contingent had plenty OF chance
10 yell during .ho practice. iris Speaker lifted
couple Into tho righ, held seats. Lewis and
Woody also connected for what would have
been home runs IN a game While the Giants
Ca ynor OF Se~ York and Mayor Fitzgerald OF
Boston came 10 tho right hold entrance and
marched 10 tho box reserved for them.
During their progress across iha 6eld tho
Boston baud played Sweet Adeine.' ~hich IL
Mr. Fitzgerald's favorito hymn. He walked over
90 the leader and thanked him and then walked
gerald was a,,irod In Prince Albert suit aud
siiE hat and looked as ~ ho fel. dressed up NJ
GaJnor vore the conventional phibkers When
tho ctei,emeot over the entrance ~ the two
o. Loaghllu. william Evans and Charles Rigisr
mad, their appearance Evans Rigi.r and
o'LouEhllu had on Tho regular dark blue
TUNES. hut Klein clothed IN hts famou,
Manager stIhi and McGrar vent Up ,nd
TAXED - the four urlplres while Tho photoE-
raphsrs noeked around and shot tho rroup se'-
eTai times We have never been able 10 learn
vha. subjects umplres and managers rnd 10
occupy their attention FOR hve ~ ten minute
before every worId'E sories battle There arv
It's Eeieon umpire has ch.noa 20 ap-
par before the public for any length of time
without Being insults5
The snoouncsr remarked that Wood .od Cadr
would - Bostna', battery and tina. Te-r.au ara
Never -ould -ort for Ser York Tha crowd
sss Vt in The air regarding MoGra~'s E-ls--
rstty sod TssreAu hsa been warming N,
Play s-A-tsd Eve minutes late orlrx 70 ths