The Sentinel=record., 1913-04-01

fanned. Helne wagner, making his debut in the series, drew free tick ct. It was up to Carrigan, but Bills best was tall spiral to Hoffman
 Hendrix squatted the Red Sox in order in the third and fourth. Vita two down in the fifth, Carrigan sin gled to center, only to expire on first when Bedient famed. Bedient's game was just as good as Hendrix's. Carey opened the game with high bounder past Engle. Holman forced Max at second, and Art was pinched trying 10 steal. Wilson ended the essay by being called out on strikes. AcCar- thy, who subbed at snort for Hans Wagner, started the second inning with single to right. Miller drove deep to Henriksen, while Yerkes gathered in the hot shots from the stocks of Butler and Byrne.
 With one down in the fifth Butler rapped safely to center He tried to skedaddle to tlird on Byrne's roller to Wagner. but Stahl was there with a perfect peg to Engle, and Art was doubled at the far corner. Bedlsnt retired the side in order in the sixth. Holman opened the seventh with a single to center, but was promptly forced by Wilson. Then, in success sion, Mccarthy and Miller grounded to Yerkes.
 Babe Adams relieved Hendrix after the fifth inning, and, as Yerkes in- serted ais loud triple off tine member from Mt Moriah, the loss of the game is chalked up against the big fellow. Adams retired Hooper, Yerkes and Speaker-Tris wound up in his old position in the sixth. In passing it can be said that Iris did not die an easy death. Far be it from such. He picked the pill on its proboscis, but it went straight to Mo Carthy, Lewis began the seventh with bingle to center. After Engle famed, Stahl, evidently getting the straight one, as lie had worked Ad- ans to a 3-2 call, pasted into center for base and Lewis sped on to third. Wagner elevated to Carey, whose chuck home to Kelly was corker and Lewis was tagged out, leaving the count to 0.
 Charley Hall wound up for Be- dient. Butler opened against the demon relief pitcher in the eighth by bunting up the third base line En. gle tore in for a clean stop and a fast perfect peg to Janvrin, who wound up in on first in Stahl's place Sir Jacob pulled up lame after cracking out his clean one-niDped the speedy Art by a step. Byrne singled to right. After Kelly famed Adams forced Byrne at second.
 It was in the last half of the eighth that the game was put on the blink by Yerkes. Carrigan, first up walked. Hall bunted and was de. clared safe at first by Umpire Billy Friel on a close play. Kelly's chuck was high and pulled Miller off the bag, but Dots, who seems to be i'm. proving wonderfully fast as a first. baseman, slid in his hoof just in time for the out, coming in from behind. Anyhow, so it looked from where we sat- It was a play that had all the earmarks of not being on, following Kelly's high heave, and Friel off cially missed what just about every. body else was going to miss, until Miller dug in with his foot Hooper S perfect sacrifice advanced the two runners and Yerkes drove both home with his long triple to deep center Speaker cut stiffly to Mccarthy and Yerkes was nipped in a run-up
 In the ninth, Carey led off vita a tap to Hall Holman tore off his second clean hit. Wilson, who batted poorly all afternoon. popped to Jan. v-in. Hyatt went up for Mccarthy He rolled to Janvrin, who booted the ball badly, as a result of playing with the second finger on his right hand done up in a bandage, and in the en- suing dash for the base Friel waved Ham out, though Ham swears by ali that is holy he wasn't touched.
 The game abounded in a lot of glistening ball. Twas featured by Hendrix, those two strictly starry the superb pitching of Bedient and right-handers. Holman pulled down Henriksen's long liner vita one hand in the first Inning In midsummer Circus Solly will grab on to such raps with both mitts. Engle, Heinie Wagner Yerkes and Mccarthy all flelded their positions finely. Stahl made sweet peg to Engle killing the daring Butler, who tried Co make two bases on Byrnes infield out In the fifth, while Carey's chuck home. doubling Lewis in the seventh, was 8 perfect enc. Carrigan also caught one of his good( games
 Frlcls calling &as O K. and most of hts base deeisIons proper though tho Pirates claim e favored the Red