Arizona republican., 1913-10-10
LESLIE BUSH KEEPS
 GIANTS JAMNING
Wonderful Work of the Kid Twirler Entities Him to Place Beside Bedient and Adams, Larry Doyle Stars in the Field
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH


 NEW YORK Oct "A new star biazed forth in the world series base b;.u Armament today when Leslie Bush pitched the Philadelphia Attn lctics 70 victory over the New York Giants in the third game of the championship struggle. The score WAS x to : Bush was materially aiGed in his rush to the pedestal ol Baseball fame by the savage batting q his team mates. but the major Gortion of glory accorded by both fans and players was to the young stcr who startled diamond veterans with his speed and control While his pitching was not so spectacular as that of the veterans MatheW5on and Plank yesterday, his box Work was of d calibre that entities him to 2, niche alongside Hugh Bedient. or tic Boston Red SoX, and Babe Adams, of the Pittsburg Pirates, who performed similar feats of tWlrInS valor in past world series So el- trctive was Bu5h's pitching, the Giants secured but five hits, three r.I these Of the scratch variety. Only three of the twenty-scVen putouts credited to the Athletics were made outside the infield, and there were
 
 could not drive the ball outside the diamond.
 Bush made his leap into the lime light under most favorable circum- stances. for his hard-hitting team mates tore into Tesreau with a fusil- la,ie of raps in the first two innings tSat netted five runs. and relieved the youngster of the strain of pitch ing with d margin of safety narrow n- entirely missing. This was par ticularlv true of the first four Attn letics on Mack's batting list Murphy, Cldring. Collins and Baker between them made nine out of the twelve hits recorded for the Philadelphia club. and these nine hits scored seN- eli of the eight runs.
 The eighth run was a terrific home run drive by Schang. In contrast with this vigorous assault on the offerings of Tesreau and Crandall were the five hits scattered through the nine innings that marked the Giants efforts with the bat. Not a single National Leaguer secured two hts and Shafers double was the cnly one good for more than one lase.
 The Athletics latest tWirling star who will not be twenty years old until November 2. did not pitch .Eenomenal ball. but his delivery had entirely too much speed and break for the Giants to grow famil- far with it during their introduction to the Brainard, Minn.. hurler- Bush was inst wilde enough to keep the New York batters guessing; his ouick changes of pace and delivery
 tn af the plate He walked four batters and hit d fifth, but each time he faltered. and his nerve and the bril- liant fielding of his team mates soor lifted him back to safety.
 The victorious Bush, who halls from the same town as does Chic Fender. is exceedingly popular witt the Athletic players and the cluf adherents. Bullet Joe" as he ha! taen nicknamed because of his grea speed. broke. into baseball as q mem her of an amateur team in his hom' town. During the season of 1910 h. played every position except catcher His first professional engagement wa with the Missoula, Montana, team O the Union Association. Here he Wa spotted by the Athletics scout ant he joined the Mack men in Septem Ter a year ago. Tonight his ad mirers are predicting for him future record like those achieved D, Walter Johnson, Christy MatheWsor and Cy Young.
 Disappointment among the Gian contingent over the downfall of Tes rcau was as strong and keen as wa the elation among the Athletic rOoter because of Bush's splendid work. Tn ozark mammoth was looked upo before today's game as the Giant' second best card When Marquar and Crandall were knocked out of tn box in Tuesdays game the loyf adhcrents pinned their faith on Math c5vson and Tesread. The old Maste did more than was expected of hil yesterday but Tesreau fell just a heavily before the Athletics viciOu batting as did the Giant twirlers the opening game He had the moi' Ean delivery breaking at all kin6 of angles but could not control il direction. The Athletics battin