The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-23


 ing off Hyatt, ended the assay, like wise the game, leaving the count 5 to 3.
 Holman, Booe, Rehg and Kelly also lost hits through great plays by the Boston players Lewis. Speaker and Hooper who comprise the smartest trio of outfielders of modern times, vied with each other in pulling down long aerial clouts Not only did Yerkes star in the infield, but Janvrin, who was tried out at short, played q la Wagner--this goes for either Honus or Charley--and Carlstrom, who took Gasdner's place in the windup, pulled three pretty plays on as many chan ces. Then, Leonard and Foster knock cd down more than one promising base hit
 The Pirates also played bang-up ball in the field. Wilson hiked close to the foul line in the sixth session and hauled down Janvrin's iong liner with one hand, holding on, though Jumping up against tree. Hans Wagner handled nine chances in his usual clean-cut style. Hendrix beat the speedy Hooper in a hike for tirss in the second, gathering in Millers toss while in the midst of his dash Viox also played tidy ball on second, though letting one play get away rom him by failing to come in on 2 hot one Hendrix knocked down. Kelly threw finely. Rehg played plucky ball on third, Knocking down everythin8' even if only clinging on to one Of hls chances.
 Claude Hendrix pitched the hrst five innings for Pittsburg. The Red Sox belted him safely eight times ana there were two loud doubles and two noisy triples in the collection which was mighty surprising as this most estimable finger seemed to have a world of speed. However, Claude wasn't bending them over his sharp est, or using many spitters. Al thal his performance was close to hls pest and the Champs certainly clouted hiih'
 The Red Sox counted two runs TOT a starter. Hooper opened with plnsie through Rehg. Yerkes forced harry at second. Hendrix to Wagner ho- ms had Steve doubled at first, put Miller dropped his peg. The ooDDle naved inc way for Boston's first two rnns hence cost the Pirates the game sneaker followed with a one-oase nolle to center After Lewis dlo tue unexpected and famed, Garanet whaled past Holman for three bases and Yerkes and Speaker breezed home. Manager Stahl, making his how for the season, whiffed Inciden- tally. stahl batted OO0 in the groove league, to quote a side-line expression of Scribe Paul Shannons. repeating his tanning stunt in the third fifth and eighth
 Leonard blanked the Pirates until the fourth. As he struck out the side in the third it didn't look as If the Clarke entry was going to haul him i'll the fourth. BHt it did Of course, 1t was Hans Wagner who started the trouble. First up the Dutchman dou- 5led to right Miller followed with a single to the same pasture Wilson, always at his best in the pinehes, soaked past Hoopersfor two bags and Wagner and Miller paid off Viox sac rificed Wilson mp to third Kelly slapped deep to Speaker Iris ought to have hooked on but didn't owing to. his anxiety to peg to Carrigan ahead of Wilson The ball hit the sod untouched and bounded away ena bling Kelly to reach third, while Will son, of course, strolled home, After Hendrix famed Speaker raced back and relieved Carey Of his second well intended homer of the afternoon.
 The Red Sox tied up the tally in the fifth Yeskes opened with a double took third on Speakers intield out and romped in when Lewis tripled past Carey Here Hendrix pulled him self together in tidy fashion and struck out Carlstrom and Stahl in sue cession 1t was Foster, whose 1912 address was Houston, Tex against Babe Adams in the final four ses- sions Both kid and veteran handed out ciphers Adams had three soft rounds, just like Foster. only to get in a warm mix-up in the ninth, the same as his infant yis-avis. After Thomas foolishly rolled to Hans Wag- ner and. of course, expired at first Carlstrom singled over second. Hoop CT forced Carlstrom, but made amends by stealing second. Yerkes punched single through Rehg. Speaker s best was a roller to Viox
 In the last half of the ninth, after Wilson elevated to Speaker, Vlox rap ped safely to center, Kelly's hot one carromed from Foster to Yerkes, who threw him out at first Hyatt swung for Adams Foster was careful not to give the slugging Ham good one