Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-08
THE DIAMOND.
Boston Bats Good and Hard for
 a Victory

Kennedy Pounded Out of the Box
 Enormous Crowd Present to Wit
 ness the Game--Lachanee Makes
 His First Error in the Series--only
 One Boston Man Failed to Hit
 Safely. .
 Pittsburg. Oct s.--The American league champions yesterday routed the National league leaders in the nth battle for the worlds championship, easily winning their second game or tue series by the one-sided score of II to <. In consequence of the victory Collins's men feel somewhat ch1pper, and they now believe they have a Ialr- ly good chance to beat Pittsburg out. If we can take Phillippe's measure to-day" said Collins, ''Ill feel that We will have a little the better of the ar gument. don't believe he can whip us four tines in succession, but he IS a wonderful pitcher and may fool us again.
 For five innings the game was d heautiful exhibition, Young and Ken- nedy having a grueling pitchers duel, and neither team being able to get q man across the plate. But in the sixth muff by Captain Clarke openei the way for the Bostons, and the raptd- aty with which they rolled up runs filled the local enthusiasts with dis may When the Americans finally were retired with six chalkmarks to their credit, it was evident, so far as the game was concerned, that it was all over. the only question being the margin by which Collins's men would win
 Stahl was Boston's first batsnnan in the sixth, and to the usrprise of the crowd Clarke dropped an easy fly. Freeman singled to left. Parent bunted. Leach tried to nip Stahl at third, but Wagner dropped the ball and the bases were filled. The situa- ton seemed to rattle Kennedy, for he gave a base on balls to Lachance, thus forcing Sthl home with the. first run of the game. Ferris hit to Wagner, who threw wild to third to nail Free man, and Freeman and Parent scored. Criger sacrificed and Young helped to land his own game by smashing triple to left. scoring Lachance and Ferris. Dougherty followed Young's example with another three-bagger and "Cy'' walked in, carrying the sixth run Collins and Stahl were easy outs.
 Boston went after Kennedy again In the seventh and four more runs were posted on the score board when the in- ming was ended. Freeman and Parent singled. Lachance forced Parent at second. Ferris laced the leather safe iy to center, sending Freeman home. Criger walked. On ,Young's. out at first Laehanee registered Again Dougherty cracked out triple, Ferris and Criger scoring, but Dougherty was left on third when Wagner threw out Collins.
 Thompson went in for Pittsburg in the eighth and Stahl promptly hit into the crowd for three-quarters of the circuit, rounding out his journey when Ritchey and Bransheld disposed of Freeman. Parent fouled out and, after Lachance had singled, Ferris end ed the inning by striking out
 The Nationals avoided a shutout by squeezing in couple of runs in their half of the inning. With two down Beaumont bunted and beat the ball to first. Clarke's grounder was fumbled by Parent. Then Leach peeled off a three -bagger, scoring Beaumont and Clarke, and these two runs gave some consolation to the fans, who were ex- pectsag a string of ciphers for their favorites.
 In to-day's game the batteries will be: For Pittsburg, Philippe and Phelps; for Boston, Dineen or Hughes and Criger.
 The score: