With one out in New York's half of the inning Doyle batted safely, but Snodgrass forced him out.

Gardner began the second inning with a three-base hit to right field and scored on a wild pitch.

Boston added another run in the fourth inning, being assisted by Tesreau's wildness.

New York had one out in the same inning, when Herzog hit safely, but neither Meyers nor Fletcher could help him.

Devore received a base on balls in the first inning and after Doyle was out on a long fly to right was forced out by Snodgrass in a double play.

In the second inning Murray started off with a base on balls and the next three batters were retired in succession.

The third was the inning which broke the backs of the Giants.

In the seventh inning Merkle began with a two-base hit to left field Herzog flied out to Wagner.

In the first inning of the game the Giants scored five runs and the contest was never in doubt after that.

O'Brien made a costly balk in the first inning and the Boston players generally seemed to be less energetic and less confident than would have been expected from a team which had but one game to win to make the championship assured.

The first inning really settled the outcome of the contest.

Fletcher singled to right field and Meyers scored the fifth run of the inning; the other men who had crossed the plate being Doyle, Murray, Merkle and Herzog.

In Boston's half of the second inning the Boston players scored twice and that was all they made in the game.

Boston began the third inning and the fourth inning with singles, but the runners failed to get around.

Boston began the third inning and the fourth inning with singles, but the runners failed to get around.

Wood pitched for one inning and was hammered in every direction by the New York players, who ran riot on the field.

In the second inning Gardner made a home run.

Hall was given a base on balls, but Hooper struck out, ending the inning.

In New York's half of this inning Merkle began with a single to center.

All upseventh inning!" smiled Mr. Scherer; and the directors, pocketing their gold pieces, arose.

So I'm going to try the same dodge in this case, and not acknowledge defeat until the ninth inning is through, and the last man down.

"I was a mighty small factor in the victory, for I only played in one short inning.

" "But you held them in that inning, Frank, you know you did!" cried Larry.

The last inning.

In the first inning Dougherty walked and Collins singled.