The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-18
PUT IT OVER CHAM
 PloNs IN FIRST OF SERIES BEFORE LARGE CROWD.
KELLEY MADE GOOD FOR IRISH
|Hans Wagner, Representing the
 Dutch, Contributed His Share to
 Helping Kelly Put it Over the
 Worlds Champions.

EtBy H. W. LanigaE, Press Represen-
 tative New York motel Company Il Playing in mid-season form; fight Xing earnestly all the way; with all pf the Pittsburg regulars in position nnd Boston minus but two of its fam HDus warriors, and with one of the Nationa Leagues most capable um- Bplres running the show in ilawless aashion, Hot Springs first baseball eame of the season was an unquali' fe success. Both stands at Whit
 ngton Park were packed with en- husiasts and fully 800 of the late
 omers were banked along the right &ield foul line, the fringe of mortals 3eaching clear to the fence. As Come <tiian Harrs Lauder played to capacity &tt the Auditorium, the mob speaks Mell for the financial success of the #Boston- -PittsbuTg series, and, If the 1.-Two starry teams continue to hustle las hard as they hustled yesterday, <the fans among the tourists and na- Hives are assured eight additional <kpicy matinees, as 1t was hlhe. game series Magnates McAleer and 2reyfuss arranged when they signed #he official document
 The Pirates won by the close score pf to 3. On cold figures the Norld's Champions deserved the yer dict, as they had the better of the base hit argument, $ to I, and also elayed errorless ball on the defense, Hhile the Pirates amassed the mas a i've total of one misane. Twas an |nglorious nun of an easy fly ball by Max Carey and went for naught, as khere were two down in the Red 5ox's section of the seventh inning
 hen the funny muff was made and Ferkes ended the stanza by boosting xnt to Wilson.
 Primarily it was Pittsburg VIC {Dry because Kelly did what any goou klshman would do in the pinch on Et. Patrick's day When he laced Dntch Leonard in the fifth round the fhamps were leading ? to Q. There ere runners on third and second,
 snce q hit was needed. And fling ng it and the Dutchman had 1t on
 as boys. So Kelly proceeded tq&how
 hy the Irish are such divvuls when
 close quarters. Possibly If Buck
 BrieA had been on the slab Tor Bpston at the time it would have 6een ilifferent. Then it would nave <&een Greek ys. Creek Instead, IT, as the Irish vs. the Dutch.
 Leonard is a game bit of German iAd alright. alright. as the baseball M orld the country over Is going to ....ad outs in the forthcoming summer 8nt fighting if out with helly. Kelly from Limerick, on a sun-shlhy Hi Patricks afternoon, With ms myes needing q timely larrop. doped too Rough job for q Leonard from Ham .Aurg, and he got punched by our hero Kelly to the center field fence. Grounu fnles kept the blow down to triple, md. while scoring the two runs that nut the Pirates very much Tn the @eame. prevented Kelly from getting free hat from Merchant Arthur Katz. But Mir Kate likes the irish' is a game young man, as hls rapll rlse on Central avenue will show, ana more than likely Kelly is welcome ae his store and can take his DICK oi ethc hat stand.
 & pIttsburg's other triple was insert ed at the right time. Butler got It and Butler, too, is of Irish extrac- tlon. This belt gave one tally, even, A ing up the score again as the Cnalnps 5 gained a fresh lad In thelf .,.ed pls o, the sixth inning Gibson ioiloWeu but Ter with crashing slap through the brilliant Gardner and when put Ter romped over the pan the run that proved the settler was register cd. There were only three bases OH balls in the game The Pirates got two of the gifts and those passes are what beat the Stahites.
 The Irish would have been the heroes of the glorious combat fl Hans Wagner had only initiated Chariey Wagner and Jake Stahl, both leu tons, you will notice, and stuck Vn : the bench. But this precoclous emu .nslsted upon playing. Sufficiency ] All he did was to play the game or his pure, young life in the heid anu |rap out the ,rst hit for his slde' q sIinging double to center which in he face of later events put the hi- posh on the Champs. lncidehtaiis' Wagner was the demon athlete .o
 ain the lions share of the applause
 hich proves that he is still the hlhg
 of tho game. particularly where the
 O.. P. is concerned Every tune
 ns went up the crowd gave nm
 glad hand to the limit and LOOK
 most estimable German to receive
 particular mention on the sev0s
 nth of March.
 he Pirates made all four Of tneir
 count. Also their two bases on
 yerks' screaming triple ana
 ker'a single past Byrne, netteu