Sacrifice flies--Herzog 2, McCormick 1, Hooper 1, Gardner 1; total 5. Hit by pitcher--By Bedient: Snodgrass 1, Herzog 1. By Wood: Meyers. By Tesreau: Gardner. Umpires--Evans and O'Loughlin, of the American League; Klem and Rigler, of the National League. Official scorers--Francis C. Richter of Philadelphia, and J. Taylor Spink of St. Louis, all games. Average time--2.13 7-8. Average attendance--3l,505. Weather--Clear and cool. INDIVIDUAL BATTING AVERAGES. Following are the official batting averages of all players participating in the World's Championship Series of 1912. They show that New York clearly outhit Boston. The team average of the Giants was 50 points higher than that of Boston. The Boston team had only four batters in the .300 class, while New York had five. Of the men who played all through the series, Herzog was high with .400. The figures are: INDIVIDUAL BOSTON BATTING. G. AB. R. H. SB. SH. PC. Henriksen 2 1 -- 1 -- -- 1000 Hall 2 4 -- 3 -- -- .750 Engle 3 3 1 1 -- -- .333 Speaker 8 30 4 9 1 -- .300 Hooper 8 31 3 9 2 2 .290 Wood 4 7 1 2 -- -- .286 Stahl 8 32 3 9 2 1 .281 Yerkes 8 32 3 8 -- 1 .250 Gardner 8 28 4 5 -- 3 .179 Wagner 8 30 1 5 1 -- .167 Lewis 8 32 4 5 -- -- .156 Cady 7 22 1 3 -- 1 .136 Carrigan 2 7 -- -- -- -- .000 Collins 2 5 -- -- -- -- .000 Bedient 4 6 -- -- -- -- .000 O'Brien 2 2 -- -- -- -- .000 Ball 1 1 -- -- -- -- .000 INDIVIDUAL NEW YORK BATTING. G. AB. R. H. SB. SH. PC. Wilson 2 1 -- 1 -- -- 1000 Herzog 8 30 6 12 2 2 .400 Tesreau 3 8 -- 3 -- -- .375 Meyers 8 28 2 10 1 1 .357 Murray 8 31 5 10 -- 1 .323 Merkle 8 33 5 9 1 1 .273 Devore 7 24 4 6 4 -- .250 McCormick 5 4 -- 1 -- 1 .250 Doyle 8 33 5 8 2 -- .242 Snodgrass 8 33 2 7 1 -- .212 Fletcher 8 28 1 5 1 -- .179 Mathewson 3 12 -- 2 -- -- .167 Becker 2 4 1 -- -- -- .000 Shafer 3 -- -- -- -- -- .000 Crandall 1 1 -- -- -- -- .000 Marquard 2 4 -- -- -- -- .000 Ames 1 -- -- -- -- -- .000 Team batting average: New York, .270; Boston, .220. INDIVIDUAL FIELDING AVERAGES. The individual and team fielding averages show Boston leading by a slight margin of .958 to .951. The figures follow: