The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25
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 GAME IN FRONT
WON YESTERDAY FROM PITTS BURG BY PUNCHING HITS IN
 SECOND INNING.
Both Teams Develop Sluaoers and Two Home Runs Are Register ed by Members of the
 Champions.

Sidt ht Frttid du ElSul-ndHuHfs, mdue his debut for the season in yester- days matinee at Wilmington park and his willingness. coupled With Olaf Henricksens saucy swat over the right field wall in the second round proved disastrous for his side By the same token Towards gener osity and Henricksens wicked wal lop, which came with the pillows. intoxicated. were the main ingred- tents going to make up Boston's trl- umph So this very interesting ser ies stands two games to one in the Red Sox's favor
 Not only does Garland Stahl own the very best outfield of them all. bup his emergency suburbanite is another strictly 0. K. workman. Said extra hand is Olaf Henricksen. He got the big blow off christie Mathew son in the final frolic of last Octo- ber's big set, and, Incidentally, made good in many pinehes all summer. Yesterday Iris Speaker laid off. By rights that should have crippled Bos- ton. But it didn't. Speaker, classy star though he be, could scarcely have belted the ball to better effect than was done by Olaf.
 Henricksen went up in the second eanto with a playmate perched on each base. Olaf picked out a good one and sent il a-ftying over the right field wall. So four counts came on the rap and without them the Red Sox would have lost, I to , instead of giving the victors to 1, as ran the final scores. Henrieh sen' walked i'll the first, belted cleanly to left for a base in the fourth, SCOT ing Hooper, who slapped for two bags and banged past Carey for three
 bases in the sixth, his last time up, That one round. ditto Henricksen's one smash, settled the bout The Pir- ates made a game bid to put the game out of the fire, and, while they garnered as many hits as the Champs and were constantly threatening to l have big inning, the runs wouldn't l cone faster than one at a time. The crowd, and it totaled soc, no more, no less, saw another bully good game It's the best spring baseball
 attraction that could possibly be ar ranged. But some how or other 1t
 is not receiving anything like the
 baxom patronage it deserves. 1t was O'Brien vs Camnitz at the
 outset. Where Bucks control was excellent, Howard had his trobules
 getting the ball over and it was be- cause he was wild, and his vis-ayis
 was steady, that the Champs got oft
 to their flying start 1erkes' homer 1 over the right field wall gave the
 Red Sox run in the first inning. l Camnitz walked Henricksen and hit
 Engle, but the gifts did not prove costly, as Olaf was killed at the plate trying to pull double steal with En- gle on MlCarthy's speedy return to l Gibson.
 Miller's double and McCarthys single netted the Pirates their first tally in the second. They were sting
 ing O'Brien. but Hooper saw that only one count came by making tidy catch of Gibsons low liner and whipping to Carlstrom in time to dou- ble up Mccarthy The game was put on the blink in the Red Soxs half of the second. CarlstrOm walk ed and took second on Janyrins rol- Ter to Wagner Nnnamaker walked 0'Brien forced his battery mate at second. Hooper also drew free ticket and this filled the bags. Yerkes sneaked in an infield single, tap Wagner tried hard to field af- ter it passed Byrne, and. while Hon. US booted 1t, he had no play on the ball anyway Carlstrom breezed home on the roller. Next Hensick- sen soused the sphere over the fence and over Wilmington avenue, the ball landing in Ihe pond in Owens vile, Lewis ended matters by whif- ling.
 Janyrin's nigh heave off Byrne and Holfman's double produced the second Pittsburg run in the third. Wilson's triple and McCarthy's deep spiral to Lewis gave another in the fourth. Youngster Brant. one Of Stahps Texas League grabs, pitched the last four innings He is husk- fly built right-hander and had plenty of smoke Brant thanked the PiT- ates in all but the eighth, when Yerkes' tumble off Booe. Wagner's force and Miller's long triple to cen. ster gave run.
 The Red Sox got their seventh and final run in the fourth IL was also made off Camnitz, coming from Hoopers double ana Bear Henrck- sens single.
 Robinson. the lanky Southpaw, an Arkansas boy who seems destined to shine with the Pirates. worked the last four innings and handed out as many cilhers Rabbit yielded four hits. including triples by Henricksen and Janvrin. but never permitted anything to go ringing out in the pinch.
 stahl laid orr and also gave Gard aerkand Speaker vacations Carl- strom was tried on flsst and did very well. Jaayrin was again sensa- ton al short Harold busted out two triples and both blows went ont on line. 1t Is sure thing he Will
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