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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1912
Page
7
New York notes predict a strong edge if they win tomorrow as Wood anchors Boston’s plans while fielding conditions and key plays shape the outcome. Mentions Wagner Yerkes Fletcher Meyers Tesreau Gard nearness and future pitching choices.
Boston captain quotes praise for Joe Wood who hurled a strong game at the Polo Grounds as the Red Sox battled the Giants. Gardner drove in key runs while Fletcher and Yerkes were involved in a tense seventh inning collision. The team vows retaliation if Giants continue rough play and forecasts a tougher clash with Mathewson next.
Three game reserved seat holders should keep their punched tickets for today’s game in Boston. If a fourth game is required, holders may reserve the same seats for the extra contest by paying the added price. The series stands Boston 2 New York 1. a Boston win today and Monday ends it. If New York wins today or Monday a game is set for Tuesday. Ticket sale for the fourth game will be announced only when a fourth game is certain.
Baseball game summary showing Sam's figures with innings pitched and balls delivered for Giants and Red Sox. TESREAU and AMES' work detailed with innings, strikeouts, walks, and first balls batted.
A light turnout faced Belmont Springs Country Club during the Belmont open four-ball foursome held with the two day amateur tournament. H P Farrington and B B Evans of Woodland and Belmont won low gross with 71 while C P Wharf of Woodland and I W Small of Belmont took low net with 72.
The team notes a slow but steady widening of the lead as the series progresses. Managers urge consistent small gains to extend the two run advantage and push toward victory.
New York spectators clashed with visiting Red Sox players returning by taxi from the Polo Grounds. Buck O'Brien suffered a head abrasion after stones and debris rained on the taxi. Several women, including the wives of Manager Stahl and Treasurer McRoy, had fruit thrown at them as the attack continued.
The remark notes that related bingles serve as effective medicine, though it suggests moderation and balance in their use. The tone implies a pragmatic view on remedies and remedies' limits.
The passage notes experts are broadly aligned that their respective dope is correct, signaling consensus at this point in the legal or scientific proceedings.
New York Oct 11 Joe Wood pitched the Red Sox to a decisive edge in the series at the Polo Grounds. Tesreau struggled as Boston pushed ahead with timely hitting and a fourth inning score helped by a Stahl baserunning miscue. Ames relieved and Boston clinched in the ninth as the Giants failed to solve Wood who dominated the later frames.
In a tense game at Boston, Wood dazzled the Giants by placing pitches where hitters could not guess them. Meyers batted poorly and was struck out by three successive fast or breaking balls. Herzog and Doyle provided brief threats, but Wood’s control and speed dominated as Tesreau’s solid effort kept the Red Sox ahead after Gardner’s three-base hit.
Jack Johnson says he will sign to fight Sam Langford and Sam McVey in Australia and Jim Flynn in Paris. About 100000 dollars are involved with the three bouts. Johnson expects 55000 plus 5000 training expenses and air tickets for the Australian bouts and at least 35000 from Paris for Flynn. Kelley of Sydney, acting for Hugh McIntosh, arrives tomorrow for finalizing the terms.
Pilgrim A A staged nineteen amateur boxing bouts at the Arena last evening. Highlights include Edward Monahan of South Boston defeating Johnny Noonan and then Edward Brown in the 115 pound class. Winners also include William Buckley Chelsea at 125 pounds and Dan Hogan Roxbury at 145 pounds. In specials B J Lavalle the New England amateur middleweight champ fell to Henry Brown, while M F Sullivan captured the other special.
Experts note both teams are getting favorable breaks this season with some analysts unaware of each other’s views. The Giants and Red Sox appear to benefit from streaks and lucky outcomes as the season progresses.
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