Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-15
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HITS AND runs

The Giants must have turned loose
that famous game-breaking roar OF
theirs yesterday when the hits began
TO bring the runs across the pan at
the Polo Grounds. A batting rally
that nets five runs almost before the
game is started is something out OF
the ordinary in any sort of a game,
much less a worlds championship
and the loyal New York Rooters who
have been waiting so long to let off
! steam must have had the time OF
their. lives. 49,.
The following is another story of
yesterdays game, by wireless to the
Advertisers 49, ~:
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE proud
boast of Richard de Marquis, other.
wise "Rube" Marqtfard, that he wouft
lower the coiors of the Boston con-
tingett, was realized this afternoon
when lie scored decisive win over
the henchnen of J. Garland Stahl
before a crowd Of 10000 persons on
the Polo Grounds. G."
The real big feature of the game
came in the opening stanza, when the
Giants, made desperate by the fact
that the contest might prove the last
and deciding game of the champion
ship, stepped in and annfhflated the
soggy curves of Buck" O'Brien. The
avalanche of blows completely smoth-
cred the saliva king, and when he
emerged from the wreckage at the
close of the inning, the home team.
had slowed the game safely away
with a five-run lead -
six hits and an error had paved the
way. to rally that will go down in
history as one. of the most vicious
that ever occurred in worlds series.
0'Brien's delivery was very much to-
the liking of the Giant sluggers, who
came to bat, one after the other, and
elouted the ball to the far corners of
the lot. 3D. .t.'-'s-.f'4- 50
Bostons Seize Chance. "
Marquard was bubbling, over with
good cheer, when he went, back to
the mound in the second inning, and,
in an unguarded moment, he let the
Red Sox nick his delivery for three
hits and two taiIies. Then came hits
by Gardner, Stahl and Red" Engle.
The latter was sent to bat for the
luckess O'BIien and responded liz
the pinch with "a long double that
brought his two team mates home
After that Marquafd settled down to
the task which vas before him, of
proving that the great $1,000
Lemon" was no longer a lemon. All
times in those succeeding innings.
the Rube's" speed was too smoky to
follow. He mixed them up and show.
ed control almost as good as that
possessed by Idathewson.
Ray Collins was selected to bear
the burden shifted from the young
shoulders of 0'Brien,. and he toiled
by Meyers, Collins was never in dan
ger, and from his exhibition would
doubtless have given the Giants al
tough battle had he been the original
selection for Boston.
Battle of "Southpaws
The battle of the ''southpaWs" was
close, but with everything in Mar;
guards favor and the new idol of
Broadway breezed along in. easy
fashion.
After the game was over, the man
ayers of the clubs tossed coin to
determine in which city the deciding
game should be played in the event
that New York win tomorrow in Bos.
ton. Manager, Stahl called tails,
and it felt tails" SO the deciding
game will be played in Boston.
New York made eleven hits andt
two errors while Boston got seven
hits and made one error.
The attendance at the game was
3B,622, the receipts being $66.354. OF
this amount each club will receive |
$29, 1894, while 1886 will go to the |
National Commission.
The Score. |
Score by innings: /
Boston .........0 20 2 0 90 0 %
New York ....5 90 0 0 0 o. 0-5l
Batteries-For New York, Mar
guard and Meyers. For Boston,
O'Brien. Collins ana Cady.
Summary-TWo-base hits. Merkle
(N.YD, Herzog (N.YD. Engle OBJ;
hit, Meyers (N.YD; pitch
ing records, Off O'Brien, ) runs and
hits in eight times at bat in one
inning; off Collins, no runs and 5
hits in twenty-five times at bat in s
innings. Stolen bases, SncaAer OBJ
Doyle (N.Y), Herzog (N.Y.D, Meyers
(N.ID; double plays, Fletcher,
Doyle and Merklc CN.YD; Hooper ana
Stahl CD. Left on bases, Boston :,
New York /. First base on calleu
Jalls off Marquard l. First base on
errors, Boston /. Struck out. by
O'Brien /, by Marquard ,, by Collins
5. Balk, O'Brien. Time Of game.
hour and IS minutes. Umpires-At
Dlate, Klein; on bases, Evans; in left
'ield, O'Louyhlin; in rightfieId. Rig
or