The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TWO THIRTEEN
inning GAMES
Boston and Philadelphia win
in Extra Inning Contests
in American League.

in American League.
Boston, Mass, June 14.-Hits for
extra bases in the ninth inning yester-
day enabled Boston t O tie the score at
six to six and st. Louis vent down
in defeat in the thirteenth inning, Z to
6. The visitors secured a big lead in
the eighth, when O'Brien weakened,
four singles. three bases on balls and
Hall succeeded O'Brien in the ninth
and allowed but four hits during the
last FIVE innings.
An opportunity to score was afford
ed Boston in the eleventh. Yerkes
reached first on an error by Walsh
but Speaker forced him on a gound-
er to the shortstop. A muff by Walsh
when Speaker started to steal. left the
latter safe on second. Lewis drew a
pass and both men moved up on a
passed ball. Gardner was not equal to
the occasion. however. and was out
on a grounder to Pratt.
In the final half inning, after Hoop
err had been retired by Walsh, Yerkes
and Speaker received bases on balls.
the former scoring the winning run
on Lewis single to center.
Score: R. H. E.
st. Louis O10 900 $50 900 o-6 1s 2
Boston 200 OIL 022 900 IL II /
Hamilton and Agnew; O'Brien, Hail
and C%arrigan.
Two base hits. Wallace (2). Speak
err (2). Engle, Yerkes. Lewis. Three
base hits, Speaker, Gardner. Wagner.
Hits. off O'Brien 9 in s innings, off
LJo11 IL, Z irptroc CooriGna hiSc
Pratt. Lewis. Stolen bases. Wagner.
Double plays. Engle (unassisted),
Gardner, Yerkes and Engle. Left on
bases, st. Louis IL; Boston IS. First
base on balls, off Hamilton 8: off
O'Brien Z. First base on errors. St.
Louis 1: Boston /. Struck out, by
Hamilton &; O'Brien 3; Hall 4. Pass
ed ball, Agnew. Wild pitches, Ham
ilton /; O'Brien 1.
Philadelphia. June 14.-1n the thir-
teenth inning of yesterdays game.
Barry hit for two bases and Schang
followed with a bunt on which Kahler
made a wild throw which allowed
Barry to score. Philadelphia winning
from Cleveland by the score of 2 to 1.
In the first inning Walsh got a triple
because Jackson played it badly in
right and then Land made a wild
throw to catch Barry off third, which
let in the first run. In the ninth with
two out and Johnston on third, Baker
made a. bad throw to first and the run
that tied up the game scored. Mitchell
and Bender both pitched great ball.
The former was taken out of the game
in the ninth to make room for a pinch
hitter. Kahler, who took his place.
also pitched cleverly.
Cleveland 900 600 oo1 600 o. 6 2
.Phila .....10O 900 900 900 1-2 Z /
Batteries: Mitchell, Kahler and
Carisch: Bender and Schang.
Two base hits. Ryan. Barry. Three
base hits, Walsh 2 Hits. off Mitchell
nings, none out in the thirteenth.
Double play. Barry to schang. Left
on bases, Cleveland 6. Philadelphia s.
First base on balls, off Mitchell 1, off
Bender 4. First base on errors, Cleve-
land 1, Philadelphia 1. Struck out, by
Mitchell 6, by Kahler l, Bender 4.
Chicago Defeats Nationals.
Washington, June 14.-Chicago yes
ries here in an exciting affair, 6 to 4.
For a time it appeared that the visi-
tors would make a runaway of the
game. They scored four runs and
knocked Hughes u of the box in the
third. but Mullin who relieved him.
held them runless while the locals
crept up within one Of the lead.
Walsh, who pitched seven innings for
Chicago, was relieved by Russell when
he began to weaken. An extraordi-
nary play occurred in the eighth.
Weaver was caught between third
base and home and run down,
Shanks, Washington's left fielder,
making the puout at the plate. The
fielding of Chicago was fast and spec
Washington ...oo2 oos 300 s 3
Walsh. Russell and Schalk; Hughes,
Mullin and Henry.
Home run, Bodie. Hits, off Walsh
I in Z innings, Russell l in 2 innings,
Hughes 4 in 2 "a innings. Mullin 4 in
6 1-3 innings. Sacrifice hits, Collins.
Rath. Schalk, Mcbride, Milan. Sacri-
flee flies, Lord, Mattick. Stolen bases,
Collins. Weaver, Chase. Double play,
Chase, unassisted. Left on bases, Chi
cago Z, Washington Z. Bases on balls
by Walsh 3, Hughes 2, Mullin 8. First
base on errors, Chicago 1. Washing
ton i. Hit by pitcher. by Hughes
(Rath), by Walsh (Moeller. Shanks.
Struck out, by Walsh 8, Russell q
Mullin 2. Passed ball. Henry.