luchows - Dead Ball Decades

RED SOX WIN IN
DRIVING FINISH
A
H
marvi
Blunders Wark the Difference
Between Winning and Losing
Bitter Struggle.
nor Matty had the
him home. The iwo heavrra aa the team were the ouca
to so through tha game wlttsoarl a aafety.
were Meyara nnd Dayle, hut both
puneh to brlnaj
Bculpture that haa
by careh s> h u '¦ Foi
idlfd
the maeti
II
01
nelther Fletcher
and
(ontin.i.'.l fmni llr-t pnn'.
STRIKING PLAYS IN FINAL BATTLE FOR WORLD'S BASEBALL TITLE flHIEST HGHT IN
IN BOSTON, AND MATTY
BASEBALL NOW
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robjbed of hlts by tneky stcps and
APPLAUSE FOR RED SOX
?,"'ir
amen. ]
Stahl, Bpeahar and Henrlckaen were the
nd took up hla place on only membara «'f ::.< Red 8ox who were
to brlng hU
abie to hit Mathewaon effoottvely, speakInto plaj for ;i er, who beld off wlth bla hita untll the
*kiil and
eieventh bour, doing Uttle batttag af the
ory.
ai madi hlm famoua, tinally dellv,,,.. ilery he
ered
a bl w wklch aeactlcally seitled the
bad
ght In tho only run the R< a Fate was kind to Speaker, and gave him
This wafl Henrlkaen,
two chancee, for M.jkle would ordlnarlly
i who batted for Badlent ln have had the weak foul he first oontrlb*
two
were
There
venth Innlng.
I
Bted !n tbe tentb Innlng. Ba dld not
tbe Boati
Applause, Too, for Oiants and
Matty, Who Lost Nothing
..
nrst take
in Defeat
as
By Herbert.
long
hlt thlrd
drive which rolled
rlng Stahl wlth
tha Brst Innlng. Stahl acored the first
run thal tled up th< game.
;. im they run for iioston, get;ing his base In the
Beventh by dlrt ol a sharp slngle to cenikc also atruch a biow for frae*
BlgBI
;.
nnlnga. dom by dottbUng In the nlnth, but r.elther
I nor Cady OOUd hrlng hlm home.
was much fb-lding of a sensatlonal nature. both teanis Bbarlng allke.
Perhapa the most .-peotacular and affeolowlng only four tlve
blt of work waa Hooper'a catob of
He gavi
IIAKING FAMOUS
i one h.ing Doyla'a fly in the flfth. it aavcd tbe aame, SNODGRASS
for Larry certalnly WOiUd have had a
"FALL-AWAY" BLIDE AROUND
ntlonal. Bul he fai aed four as well,
the home r-m. while the biow ntlgbl hava
WAGNKR.
a, Stahl and<
-ai ped Badlaat'a oonfldem a Rooper raoed
hall. nearly to the fence In rlght eenti- before
Matt-. bi a lot of ''atufr on the
he captured the ball In some Inexpllcable
than he had In the two other games manner aa lt came
^!tn tnp
Balttag ever hit head.
I
thli
and
he pltched.
and Speakar made aeveral deat'lng pktya
llkea
Boaton'a
of
he
galned
rledge
but at he some
he was nervoua and
dislikes. made him wellnigh InvlnclNe. off form. Ha tlme
lias made many bardei
ln
out
two
wlth
Speaker alngled
and catcbaa than MurraVa double In the third
huined A paaa to Stahl
one OUt preeented. The ball just cilpped tbi Up
wlth
oa
two
Wagncrs single put
were of his glove and rolied away, to let Dein the secon.l. l.ut Cady and Bedlenl
OIANTa
three in the neat vore count. He also made an error on
n. W, i- ». n.B. so. r.c.
Merkle'a
sinjfie tn the tenth.
0 l.oon
2
14
frames.
three
The Cilants were rlght on their toBB Marqiiard I I 0 23
5 4 .000
Mathenaon. S 0 t
every
and
minute,
were out to Klve Matty
I 1 I M M M «n
Matty Strong in Pinches.
tha beat Ol aupport. SnodgruH- mlaaii Teareau_
on"
<
<»
i
a (I
i
Amei
sixth
ahaped
Gardner's
the
double ln the fourth. hut a f ran.lall
'aio
0 I
1
\ hlt and a paaa in
1 0 0
Into
hlt
flne
Lewia
to
relay Doyle to Herzog nlpped the
s for a run. but
BBB BttX
lt ai»d when a double ateal waa runner trylng to take third. Fletcher gfeed. 4 3 i ?7 3 21 .7V>
made
a Baa play on
"
Lewla'g bard
Be.lient.4 1 0 10 7 ', l.nnn
dcaught Yerkes off thlrd. ThB grounder in the etghth, wl.il.- Heraog ln
a . '» a i ¦.ee
roiiin«.?
Stahla
same framc eontrtbuted a maeter, it, flrat run,
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4
.noo
0
2 1*
nnrien. 2
Henrlknnd
of fast nehllng whea be eorralled
,,, Wagner
.(Min
on
ii
0
2
Hall.
ButHoop- Yerkes's drlve. that had bounded away
rnlngthetrlck.
Totala ln< imle tle aame In n.i»(..n.
odgraaa to end the inntng. from Matty, and' nlpped the runner at
NeedlesB to say, I am wrltlng thia
under a feellng of koen diaappolntment.
the more ao as the Giants appeared to
be In the first flush of vlctory when
Mi.'rray and Merkle batwaaa them
broke the tie ln the tenth Innlng wlth
'¦rashlng drfves for a run that loomed
up at Icaet for a few minutes llke tha
Woolworth Buildlng to a June bug. Jt
was not to be, however. ns the atress
and straln toid at a most erltical tlme.
so that one error of commisslon and
another of omission opened the way
for the flghtlng Red Sox to innd a telling biow that turncd the erorldfa championship for KfW York Into vain re-
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Pitching Records
greta.
of Teams to Date
hadaad,
One muat bc a hard loser,
cannot rise above an aching
polntment to onaratulate a
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:t\ Th"
.¦
i^wlsidted ln
rhth. Stahl doubled
out In the nlnth, but Matty 1 eaaand wagner and Cady dled
GARDNER CAUOHT AT SECOND BA8E BHOWIMG DMPTRE WITH ARM rp FOR THE OUT.
,,
Then camo tho awful
ilv
lUtty
haye boen half
' to be a a
aaally
I
tearn ln 1
a
Bed Boa were beatea when
of the moat pethetlc
the diamo,
turea of the whole game was
to aootl
. badly rattled Infleld try
of the lot,
r was the coolest one
*aa ready to
ing at any momenl
tojratcn
.
¦ited two
errors in th"
,rv"u-
Jhat
I
Mg on to the
ball. Even
alr, while
lloattng <>n the
lent theO inta
But foi
.
oken throui
v.
won
ken
a
the ram".
Hersog ii.id only
three chances. but he
hlmself wlth glory. Twl« rOU*
nera were pul oat at third hy i is skllful
bioi kinic and tagglni*. Devore made a
ire ol Wagner'a drlve In tba
nlnth, wlth Stahl llng>:ring on second
walting to score what mlght have been
| run.
Bnodgrass made four flne catches dirItiK the gatna his beat work belng done
on Hooper'a fly after khaglaf had reached
second on Fred's error. But the one rnlsBlay, the first and only one he made in
up to
tba aertea arfll glve t.'io New york centre
Baldar somethlng to think about when
thc wlnd ls whlatllng through the eaves
and the wood flre ls crackltng this wlntcr.
Boston. Oct 1* I.^nsr ago I' w,i« dcridit la to be enpected that fieider? w-m
vote that cn
irors. but on few of them sett'.es e.i bj b uaaal BOUa
could brlng
the deadly "Jlnx" which rausee a PfBBag spllt mllk w-as u |
bobbla to lose a world's champlonahlp. lt no remuneratlon and Bllghl t;ik- lp tlme
ls fearod that Fred's error will llnjjer that could be ueed tc better advantage
of ti..- d« talla
long in the mlnds of the New York fans. Thla ls slmply« a little reeltal
hut their wrath should be vlslted on hla of a game In bl h tba 0
eat
to
wnlt
nnd
many
Error by Snodgrass the Difference
Between Winning and Losing a Title
r.ot
on
hlm.
WHITE SOX DRUB THE CUBS
Drive Reulbach and Cheney
kept aeven hlta acattered throagb as
Inali
from Box and Win
Wlth two r.nt in the secon.l, M<
Chicago. Oet. 18.The Chicago Na¬
er-or and took
Th.- Chtef tional League club team went to ple I
Easily.
dash ln the aaghth innlng of to-day's game
tvas trapped eff second, but made
for the Chicago championship with thi
for th:rd and was sale when G.'American League club team.
dropped Wagnor's throw. Fletcher took Both iKO
and Cheney were batted
nd on the play, and a hlt by Matty out ofReulbach
the box, and the Whlte Sox won
maaat two r.ir.s, but lilg Slx floa1..
by a ecore of 7 to 6 The aerlea now
tjjeaker
ln the thlrd Dovore walked and ad- standa 3 to 2 in favor of the Cuba.
Whlte waa wlld ar.d gave way to Benz
vanead to aecond oa an out, aeortng Nen
fourth Innlng Benz waa eoually
Torfc'B first run on Murray's double. Tho ln thabut
held the Cuba to two hlta.
was a touchy period, as Devore wlld,
Tha score by lnninga followa:
btunced a single of Bedlant'B shins.
B H.B.
to ,:
g, while Hoopar robbed Amerlcans
.0 0 1 0 0 2 0 4 x.7 9 1
c of a home run, making a catch Nationals
.1-0001001.6 6 I
Batterlee- Reulbach, cheney. flmlth
more spectacular than tha one by i
l<v\o:< in the game last Thursday. Snod- and Archer; Whlte. Renr, and Schalk.
a
ad, as hturray
^rass'.s rtagle
fouled OUt
Therenftcr Bedlent steadied down, and
althongh Iteyerfl <ircw a paaa in the alxth
and Mutty singlcd In the aeventh, nothing
came of these chances. "W'ood pttched the
lat-t three Inalnga after Henrlokaen hid;
batted for Medlent. Joe showed that he
was
not
rlght, and had
probably
pltcbedj
kBta sample.l his stuff
hlmself out
ta the eaghth and nlnth, and landed on
him tfl tho tenth.
Murray's double Into the stands, followed
BBVB New York a run.
by Merkh
Bieakcr fim.Ke.I Fred's drlve and when
er recovered th<- ball he held lt until
Merkle was able to rcach aecond. Althongh Herzog fanned. Meyers neai !;.'
took Wood's hand off wlth a terrlflc drlve
?hut would have meant another run had
ba twlrler not lucklly knocked lt dewn
t»i:d caupht Ms man at flrst. Pfahl made a
fortunate selectlon when he chose Bedlent
to face the .".Innta It ls doubtful whether
IVood could have lasttd through nlno lnnings.
Murray and Herzog Starred.
who jiiv Bad Murray ro hltlexa
ar.d ptcked him to carry the
hattle flag ln to-days affalr were rlght.
Murray was responsible for botli of the
runa scored by the Glants and he, wlth
<"har'l»- Rerscaj, have been the real BaWOeB
33 far as the New York
ledgar la eeetoevwed. Murray
tWO BOUhlOB, one of which
Devore with the first run, Whhe
l
one
IBted
out In the
.
,
baeeball cbamplonahlp of th< world to the
Boaton Red Boa Have and tbere tbe
reader will dlacern Bpota where tl
the hlghly 011001
of tha game rnight have been changed. valn purault of
gnodgraaa, and then FfBd wa;,.
Offenatvely and
aith one
opportunities for the Qleata to baeb up md oneBnodgraaa atate aeeond
ray, I tl Lai ¦
the gallant Matty, and help hlm wln the
Gardner made a beautlful stop and tbrow
most glorloua rlctory of hla Iouk
of Jaek'a anappy aroundar, aad the inn¬
on the dlamond. They dldn't
was <)¦¦¦
aome of them failed i:t a tlme when wttk ing
ii,...;.. r a't- npt to b inl ii"- ih'
faiiur- want much money and gtory.
Fred
IToundor to Merkla which was
For bIx Innlnga ktatty bad tbi Bed Boa
a
iinaaalated Bteve Terkea
eatir.g out of his cunnlng hund, hut ln tl.r
¦¦
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>¦
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,
saw Matty glve hl* only
balla up to tbal tlme during th.k. ii.H
Duffy Lewla getUng tha gift it
was soon dtacounted, for Oardner forced
hlm at aeeond base. Doyle to Fletcher,
luek playlng bar part Wblle tha play
toca,
was slmp'.c. I.any tiled a faJIC]
which wenl wii.i, Fl4rtchar baraly raeor«
trlng it In tnne. vTagner alngled to |,ft
fleld bul thc hard htttlng Cady reuted
10 Merkla and Bedlent grounded out to
Doyle, wboaa throw was acearata
Third Inning.
TbM Inning
Official Score of Final
Game for WorlcTs Title
BOSTON RED SOX (American
A.Ii.
R.
II.
League).
2-B. 8-It. ll.lt. B.1I. 8.H. li.M. N.O. P.O.
Hooper, rlght fleld
^ erke«. errond haao.
ceutre Held
A base
Bpeaker,
\\ ugner. ahortatop
( ady, ratrher.
Hedlent. pltrher_
.11,-rirl, k»rn.
tl.it
"U.-,i"
.
Totals.
rlght fleld
I
1
Pqyls, second base.
S
4
5
5
5
0
0
1
0
...
Totals.
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Murray
arrlvi-d
Dcvoie
<.,rn>-
0
Lcagiie).
H. f-B. 8-B. Hlt. S.H. S.B n.ll. H.O. P.O.
1
V
K.
0
I
t
I
I
B
0
0
I
0
8B
2
8
third.
Bpaakl t
knock.-d
hold, and Devore
tha plete aaglly. Merhte, h»wever, grounded ta Wagaer, and the innInff waa <>\er.
The maatarly Matty aboaa at nis best
ln this Innlng. nnd only three men faeod
Hooper grounded t.> Doyta reraaa
drlbbled to Matty and Tris bpeaker atruek
at three bad I aBa belara taktag up tha
him
t
2
0
8
0
4
I
at
through wtthecraeh-
down but could not
A.B. H.
Mini'grii»». ' rntrn llrl.l
Murray, left fleld.
M*rkle. flr«t baae.
l!er*»g, thlrd base
Mryers. 8833333).
Hctrher, ahortetep
Khnfer, ahortatop.
viathrwson. pltrher
00
j Mct orrnlrk.
footed
InK double. which Trln
35
NEW YORK GIANTS (National
IleTore.
balls to [levore etnrtc! tl-.-
^
Wood, plirher.
tfcngle
on
uble for Bedlent ln the third fr.iine.
and before the last innn dled one run had
been tallled Ji*h took eaoand when taarry
t on.- down ta Oardaer, h a*elk*a
whlcb tba latter baraly bandled in tlme
wai rctlr.-d at tl- -t. Stahl plavItare arltb his bounder, bul the
t.
I.ewla. Irft fleld.
(lar.lner, thlrd hn\r
Stahl. Hrst base
...
15c. each.2 for 28c.
team. laat after tbe game.
..IlinnUx." reatted Matil. "lt <¦< a
g.i.i.i tiilit. n bard flalu. and l satj kasf
aataaed betag tbe aaa to ».r« u. ».m ...ii
has.- on
.
Kotch
COLLAR
"Get the hack of the NOTCH"
MeOraer, eeMtaeetaBl hle eeagfatelafteeis
Jafsa agaat aeeeaegjee >t tba iio»i<>n
to
Hpeaker.
on
«6w
rio«l-.n O. I lfl."I ran't »a» that I'm
JnU*. buf one «>f the tram* Ii nl to
wln.It waa lo he the |{e»l Ht.and r<>n
gietalatteaa are ln ..nier." saM Man J.
¦ l»d.
.
teBth and
Mtrklc's aafety.
,ers have looked allke to Herzog
in thta aWTleo, He knocked Hedlent for
a double BB lendlng off in the fourth. but
wai unable to score, as bteyers sacrltlci
'Tivas Hard Fight,
Says Jake Stahl
manlkln In the banda of Matty nnd
seventh some bad work and on>out Tri« Bpeaker eeabted to riKht
putich that wa* falr only by
slld Into second base
started tbe march which anded ta tha fl.-id As Hpeaker
l'.lrler wav-.l hlm out. bul later <a;!.-d
tenth lnnlnK wlth B Vlctory WOB H
aafa Matty frowned upon Duffy
Matty emeiged from a corner ln tha hlm
I^ewla and fanned him 00 three pltched
nlnth; how the Glants had the game WOB balls
In tho tenth, wii.n Ihe? I ored 01
only to bc plunged Into the yawnlng cav«
Second Inning.
ara of defeat through n fauh of Matty
Merkla
Wblle r
haa all been toid. 1'or all tlme tbe game
nnd Hei og Hl<
win ko down as b defeat for Matty, bul
know -r, who made » i- lutlful runnlag catch
those wbO f-at In the
Chief Meyera rotled a baby groundar to
». lt<
ne\,-r
wus
Matty
thnt
Well
fUll
lai ner This aounda
n
Ihe a
Here are the plays ln the sequ. n
A WALKAWAY FOR LAWYERS. led up to a fatal bluadar and vtetory for llke tbe aad ol tba fraaao, but it waaa'l
Qardnei foealad MeyerB*a appreacb, and
The Columbla kaW School baacball team Boston:
the [ndlan wa* aafa nt first haie. Blghl
acortd an taay victory ln the Eddie ColFirst Inning.
bera McGraw ordered hH fitst bnii bI
iina lnterclasa serles yesterday afternoon
aingie.i to
bp baatfag the senlor team by a score of Devore walted untll he had Bedlenl ln taeb and arthur Fietebar
centre, aendlng tha ebfet to t>
12 to L Gretsch and Moore. who pltche<l the three and two hole before be
¦n was trapped ofT s.-.-ond baae
for tho senlora, were ea.sy for the lawyers. hot one down to lleinio B/agaar and dled
ent to PTagner, bul he k.-pt runalng, final*
walted
K.
station
B.H
Larry Doyle
at Btahi'a
,
l-aw
Hcliool .0
0 4 2 4-12 13 2 Bedient out. and wlth th<- enmc COUBt on ly dlvtng irito third baae so hard that he
Seniore.
oooio.i 93 hlm
knocked tba ball out ol Oardnefe banda,
also
ba
groun^ed 10 rVagner,
Batterles-dchmldt and Veedor; Gretech
i-i.-t,:.. r i- tcbed second on tba play, bul
OardMoore and Roaof. Linplre
Harry A ter making b ntcc Btop vVragner,
Matty'a beal was a long I'¦ to aure death
Flsher.
1
after
a
Bel
In
left
met
Lewis
ner and
tha Wood garrison.
aith
t
How the Final Battle Went,
the
Play by Play,
Fatal Tenth Inning.
bad luok,
Hugh worked hlmaelf out of aeveraJ
,: at tlmes. he always
Alrakea m th
glove
The
1
to go out in the
fb II
Fourth Inning.
fJtaatti had a rare chance ln the
fourth Innlng t" ftit the game on lee, but
they falled for the lack of | BfattBBi
I
4 '.29
.Henrlrhaeo batled for Brdlent la the eevanth lanlng.
Knglr hatted for Wood in the tenth innlng.
tMr( onnkk batted for Fletrhor In tho nlnth innlng.
I »» oat «hrn wlnnlng run wsvs a. orrd,
o
o
e
1
o
2..1
ti
o
i
o
.
1.2
Pltrblng reror.l.Off Hedlent. I run and « hlta In te tlmea at hat In 7 Innlngai
.IY HTaada I nti and S hlla ln IS tlmea at hnt In H Innlna-a. Karrlflre hlt.Meyer*. sn<
0
B.-aton.
New York.
rlfl.e flj.Oardner. Ntolen baa*-.Oes-ore. I.eft on baaee. Sew York. 11 j lln«ton, 9.
Plr»t b*so oa ball*.Off Hedlent, »: off Mathcrvnon. 3: off Wood, 1. I Irat haae on errora
..New lork, 1: Boaton, I. Htruck out.Hy Mathewson. 4; by Ue.llent. 8; I»t Wood. 2.
Time.2:87. I mplroe. At plate, O'l^ughlln; oa basee, Rlgler; In left fleld Klrm; la
-lit fleld, K\itue.
BjaJj
It ls over. The Red Sox have
off the highest honors of baaebail.
t i cmbrace the second opportunlty, h8mmering a hit to rlght. Thla
t'.cd tbe aeere Spenker picked two hlta
ofr Matty one ceaalng with no one on ln
;,
Coming
It Did.
Charley llerrog drove one behlnd the l-ft
fleld Bgaada and slld Into third, hut ground
rules made thc hit good for only two
basea, and <*harley hnd to ro back. Chlef
Meyera blffltcd, BCCOrdlng to orders but
to his own dlsgust, and dled at liist. IlcrMctch.r popped to
zog leachlng third
Gardnt r and Mmty flied to Hooper.
A had error by B^Wdgraai put Matty
In a momentary hole ln this Innlng, but
he at eaaa ratrteved himseif. Latarta died
on hla awlft irrounder ta Blah her. but
OaaehaBr smaidied a llner atralght at Snodgrass, which the latter proceeded to tnuff
most skilfully, to thj itit.use daUght oT
tba etvWd ln centre BBld. Gardner turncd
completing a play on Murray when
"Red'1 John' rolled one along the flrst
In
baso llne. nnd Merkle was not much
trouble to Yerkes and Stahl. UaSBBg,
however. was not so accommodating, and
his savage single into centre fleld gave
the New Yorkeis BBflMthlBg to yell OVOr.
With mlght and maln Thief Meyers
swung on the ball. hut unfortunat.-.y for
him Yerkes was on the job, and, tlgur:itlvely, M*yers Jolr.»-d the ranks of the
'good Indlans."
The Red Sox were well behaved ln thelr
half of the sjghth Innlng and w.-nt > it ln
u row.
lerkee grounded to Heraog and
'.war tapped te Doyle, and. juat to
aecond afl rlght. bui Larry Doyle r.in show that no favorttea were being played
a and got BteeTa .juick recovary to Lewia bounced one at Fletcher.
Red Sox Land Final Punch
After Game Seemed
Won by the Giants.
Heraog J'isf
tl
fed 81
.'
in tim^ to eatch
I tf
'
Jake sat down
Fifth
Inning.
him. Matty
Uad 3 fa-«t
who
dlsap-
winner.
The Red Sox fought a clean, sportamanllke flght, and well aaeeffVe the
honors and the llon's ahare of the
spoila. Hugh Bedlent, ln partlcuiar,
must be lauded for the part he piayed
ln landinq: thc world's champlonshlp ln
Etoaton, h young pitcher, and more or
less lnexj ericrc ed he Is, but he stood
ln ttv- braavcb after "Smoky" j<<.- Wood
had falled on Tuesday, nnd chacked the
hard hlttlng Glants in their tnad uphlll
dash for the p»nnant. Tris S;>-aker.
too, Who ia ranked among the gr.'eteit
bat8men of the day. muat get partlcuiar
mentlon for hla tlmely elngie, which
meant so much ln the nerve racklnf
tenth Innlng. but. above all, the »ea.m
as a whole must be applauded. for iu
grit and courage ln the fnro { |ea>
odda, for surely vlctory
pt'rate
was
of tbe burnhig ln that last
grim and de8i>eratft atand.
It ia a matter of newa that a hlunder
by Snodgraaa ln rnufflng an aagf fly
puiled
out
ball, and an unfortunate pi la under*
between kfayai and Merkla
ln golng after a fjotll from tlu
Speaker, opened the way for the Red
Sox to Iand the punch that brought
much Joy to Hoston town an i much
Ninth Inning.
feofJVBfw Btclded tnat lt was now ^r gloom to New York. Errors. h
ne\*r wlth him. and he sent "M.i..h the are g part of baseb:ilt- | most irr"
Mooae" MCoimlck up to hlt ln place of portant part.<-o that v!iis is no tlme
Pletcbar. *»ui Harry p;i-ked out I
sto cry over spi't mllk.
ball aad drova lt deep to laft tield, but takea made all tbe
ln the
much
w.ihuui
Lewia pulled it down
world
bata
trouble "Matty" struck out gracefully, and .the dltterence
loalr.g the greit.-st aerli¦* ln tn«
and ulthough Devore walked on four had
etandlng
Thrrr ha\e l.»»n «<-me wnnderfnl cstchm nade ln this serles, hut It remalned
fnr Hirry Hooper to make tbe greateat
f them all and pull Bedleni out of a
Devore alngled one off B>nasty
r.i»h araa onaa
blatory of baaebail.a series that .cent
Larry Doyle grounded to ffai
it ateallng aecond, Cady to wng- Larry Oe^rdaer aaswered tbe BpfMela l to elght games because one
ner. Then Mrry Doyle met a walxt hlgh the >r.>wd by llftinf an aaay one u> Baod- eieven-intiing tie. b eeriea ln arhkdj
bgU'end arove it oa a im« for the riuht giass, but a BBOmaat lat-.r Stahl carefuUy the teatna ln the declding gatre atrugfleld Btand. At the erach Of the bat Hoop.
the ball tmo tbe oaati
ten lnnings.
er turned and ra.e.l for the barrter. In bl.achexa for two baaea.
Josh Devore glad througb
The reul plty of lt all was that the
full oaraer he hli the faace, bat with made Bnethf aenaatlonal capture when
ahould break behlr.d
haset .;i Inatlni ? he ralaed one hand over ha pulled Wagn<-i i drive off the rlght
ti e fenoe and pulled the lall rlght out of rieju feaee. Thi Innlag *a* over wbaa pher Matbawaon.Matty, belovad «f
the crowd l-'re IWodgTOefl slngled to left. Murray plcke.1 Cndy'3 hlgh riy out of tho the fana. and by all those who '.n.tra
but Murray fOuled t.> t'ady.
Btoutneaa af heart, anawerrlng conraga
sun.
Matty pttehed th-ee balla ln this frama
wonderful skll! and keen, BCtlva bralnt.
Tenth Inning.
and three outtvid ni.-a resuited Wagner Then besran th.. kBBlag which will long "Blg Six"
pttched one of th best games
to tha lefi Held fenoe, bat Murray
tn the 38338011BB of tha fans" who of hla long and gttcceeaful career, and
tiin there aiid H.ine sat down
Murray llve
lt and tho Bsea who Btralned ii' ha falteted slighth aft-r the ga-ne
ulso got Cady*a booat and Devore retlred wltnesaed
muacle aad arala tr>mg te wta. Aiter shotild have been over and the cham*
Hedlent.
the alwaj'a la tha apatllght but aaver-on- I lon-mlp won wlth clean fleUling, lt
Sixth Inning.
the-apot Snodgrusa h».l '*haflaBiered" .<
M.'rkle drOVC long nnd .leep tn ffOOper puny Uttle kiouu.i.t to the box, golng out proved only thnt tha Old mneter waa
for a tturtir ln the slxth Innlng, and Wo.>d to titahl, Jaek Muiray, tho Bghtlng human and detrncted not one whlt
ths
iHeraog felled t.> get the aphere beyond Cart, aleanmad one hato the blaaohara ior frcm the glory of his career
thi graep of Wagner Thla imie procea two hasea. Brad Merkle made g^ou arlth dlamoiid.
aloa ^»*iu. laterrupted for a few momaatB u. beaatlful unve to eeatre nei.1, walek
It may be pointed out ln pasairc thtt
when Meyara \v;.ik'-.i on four balla, but nitered through Bpeaker'a leg* and w«nt thc composlte sore shows thal the
Fletcher atru k out.
for t^o bases. Marraj ra..e.i aoaai arrlk Glants acored runs to 26 fof tl '.«<.
Matty sat n the *eat peHleUB ln this the run which all belleved WOttM Bfla tba Sox ln the full81 series. that they mtit
frune. but the time honored retl ran came K.ith... DefOBt would not. could uut, DOBBe,
to 61, and stol-> 12 b&see
through the trlal aa be alono can. After the New forfc BMB f.-it- but thal ls an- 74 safe drives
he bad Ii duced Hooper to By out to other st.n\. Heraog took three awlngs at to only f» for their oppunents The
Morkle, Terkee bit on a Une to centre and the ball and sat duwn, Ulegust WrtttOB all story of defeat Baa larjrely ln the neld«
atOOd on flrst baae when the ball was re- ovor his faaturea, aaayara grounded te Ing flgures and the unevenness cf the
turned to tbe Infleld Trte Ipeehar walhed. the boa, and Boaton came up tw the un defence.that waa fatal because someof
Matty*aaeooad Kift. Lewla forced Bpeakar aaaid a rlot of nolae.
the errora came when tbay cld the most
at aacoi .1 baae on a roller to netnhor.
once with the Yankee.
Bngla, Wood.
Clyde b:u
ror
aad whan Mattj pui harm.
to
reachlng first on the ebolce, nnd Terkaa went
tn the alr toward
Space ls lacklng here for a rnOM fa>
waa oa Ihlrd baae, Lawla and rerkea ea- one over he hlt II up
centre fleld ..nd s.i^iuiv to the left Bnod- hauattva analyais of thc full ei*ht
aayed a double atael, bui wheej Lewia graaa
aaa it coming, To borroa from the
tu ioped, ii, ran, be gBtnta. and I can only add OBOa more
started, Chlaf Meyara ahot the t>aii to muae, he"He loj'cj, o'.-r
tne rrOUnd; hut.
i.ui.
galtoped
tltne my conarrfttulatior te Bw
Matty, whoae gulck anap to Heraog suemg
the ball <iid r.iii. i'i>*<i awlftly at this
nelled rerkea off the bag a>e feet and tho turned how
around." Carefullj .iid he so.t Red Sox and my congratulafi, ns alw
if for tha oncomtag spliere. They to thc tilanta. for truly one can drlnk*
Innlng was ovor.
CO lldn't fool Sn<»lKrar.8. be kflBW all
Rl<*
8eventh Inning.
about tboea beaeballa; la feet, h<j iiadar toaat. as my friend Oraatiand
But
he
tius
a
tiieir
muffed
loaes
stouU
that
team
language.
a
Bghi
"to
bb|
aays.
Boyatly received by the crowd, Matty one dlamally, and Rngle footed to aec¬
aoknowledged the plaudtta by shooting u ond,
while the sinnd* WBBl into ecstacles. this."
been waltlag for Juat aueh a
beauty Io centre Beld and tho erawd 'i ;ie> had
Baodgraaa an- EASY BOUT FOR AL MCOT.
thlng. Hooper thefl gavetime
roarad aotne more, Devore maant well oth.-r
bui thla
tha
chanee,
ahen he bunted, but Bedleat got it, and flelder was there In time to aaakecentre
the
l'rookiye
Terkee waa paaaad, and then mon. ai MeCoy, tba aigieaaiva
throwlng to WTagner, not Matty al aenond catcb arork
of aaaab
llet
bla
to
added
was
weltarwalgbt
Trta
done.
Bpaaker
ralaed
poor foul to
Joeh atole aecond wlth greal
a
Merkle, but, to the dlsmay Bva knockouts when ba dlapeeai ¦
i it he g't no further, as Doyle llfted to uf hlgh
all the New york aupportera, Meyara Johnai Bbaw, b loeal boaar, la i thlr*
«vajjner, ahd Murray grounded to Qard- i in after it as if his bfa depended oa it. of ¦ taa>roaad bout al tbe Boyale At>
Mato, loo. koI th>: feVOTi aiul he also
ner.
letic Club. last nlght The d-f. ii 1 BBJ
tnirmg OVOf
When BaatOB oame up for the half of w.-nt
The ball fell aafely, while all three
far tnttte Howard. »s*.
tbe laeky aavanth inning, tba erowd rose looked foollah McQraw muttcred aotfle- ¦wbetltated
and lt proval
Tcridr."
'.Rldgtwaod
to ita feet and bellOWOd long BBd loud for thlng "n tha beach, hut ii w.-t:. not exdurtM
in tha nature of a prayer. Bpaaker poor match. McCoy teaaed Plmw
a score. which was fOfthooaBlflg all too .-.ctiy
th.n hanged a slugb- t rlght Reld, scor- the Beat and geeond rounds, st '**'*.
aaaav Larry Qardaar trled bard, hal ha Ing Knglc and placlng Y^rk.s on thir.l hlm wlth hard smashea to the
I)
baae, with Duff) Lewia up and only one Jaw. Weak from punishmenf B 10 l00M
iiiaiiuge.1 to rataa oaly a areak nttis By to man
out. Lewia w«s pa-.su! purpoaely.
Bnodgraaa, whleh the lattar eaaghl with¬ for Matty war. wlllmg to tiil the baga. not avold a hard left. followed l»y a «*.
out much trouble. Th.-n Stah! rsised BBM hoptng for a doul le play <>r a f..rce at rlrlc rlght, which sent hlm down for
in baek of Baeoad base arhlck Blateber the ptate. Tbe grand old man of baaeball full eoanl aoon after the third roa»doomed to dlaappolntmeat. Qardner
aad Marray trled for, bat Hnod«trasn was
amaahed the haii on the aoae, and by the opened
Btoed stlll when ho mlght b.tter have em- time Devore gol II baok te the diumon.1
waa home with the «innlng run,
yerjtea
played hla tfaaa raaaiBg after tbe baii. the"
run which declded the cbamplenBhtp HILDEBRAND TO UMPIRE
ry th.- time it tewaed upaa htm that he nf tho
worid.
8un Fruncisco. <Vt. II Oeorge Jlllde
¦
^
mlRht at leaat rnak.- a bluff, the ball flfli
who for three s«*son* has "
hrand.
full.mi Into sufe ground. Matty paxsed
BLOW OF .Ua**
HAKDEST
has «lf"
coast
the
for
leegue,
umplrlng
wagaar, hal h>- oauaed Cady ia aaa aarl One of the office boys waa heard to wall a contract to work next season
t.i l'b-tcher. BeetBg his liiHt chance. Stahl
last nlght:
Laague. Hlldebrand la « P**
sldetraclind Bedlaal and sent Olnf Hen- "And Juat thlnk! It's 17& days before American
thc
Padflc Coast. He pia>'<« m
of
act
rlekeea up t» MI in tba tattar*a piace. we can «ee another real baseball game."
Natlonai League.
the
tn
yaat
Muttv faeao tbe aaweonbar aadaaly an.l
sent over two fade-away drop.i. but he
OLUB TO OPEN.
Btruch tba tiext ln the groove, and llen- NEW BOXINO Street
Forty-fourth
Sportlng Club,
rtoaaea hM it with aii hla aalgbt down theTheauccesaor
of Tom O'Hourke's Na¬
the thlrd base llne, The ball hlt the bag
TRAVrilJCRH' tO.
and iiimplng Into foul ground w.-nt for tlonal Hporting Club. which opens toAator Court. M Weat S4'h Bt
two baaaa, aoorlng Btahl and lettlng wuk- nlght. haa for Its motto "A hlgh claaa
2472
jd_i/ aaBT
_Tel»ph.o:ie
cluss
at
for
patrona,
claaa
hlgh
hlgh
ner take thlrd. Matty then got Hoop. r club,
prtces." On the card la a thre.-round
aa a fly to centre.
bout between Heo Houck and Fr.d.lie
Eighth Inning.
Hlcka, the boy who made good agatnst
10.1 to 11'.' Eaat 14th Ht. Tel.148". ¦S'^if
"dmoky Joe'' Wood was sent Into the Wlllle Lewia, Olbbons and Moha.
FAMOtM OKH.MAX HK-TUKAS^
baa artild rlotous chcers aa the Olants "Young" Sammy Bmtth. who haa come Jlualc
by Th.- VIRNNA AltTIHT "H- "**
eaBM up for thelr t Isrlitti Innlng. The to the game aa a faat and hard hltttng
WlKZBl KtiKR HtirnRAt.
crowd ha.i oomptetety rorgottaa hia utter mlddlewelght. has heen matched againat
Plliner
Qinetttniehaftt BrtB
rout of yesterda>, and look.cl at him wlth Tommy Maloney. These two are to go
i.HAM) I'RIX.Bruaaeli J xy»all*or! j_..
l.llnd conlld. nc>. to iAjcuo a game wlilch ten rounds. aa are "Young" Urown and
liung ln the balance. Htkhl had no trouble ai Ketohel
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