The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13

then slashed single to left, bringing
McInnts home. As McInnis was about
10 round third. Deal got in his way
and both Harry Davis, who was on the
coaching lines for the Athletics, and
Mclnnis. complained 10 Umpire Klein
against Deals alleged interference.
but as Mclnnis had scored there was
nothing for the Umpire to decide. Bar
ry grounded out. Deal to Schmidt.
leaving Walsh on first.
With the Athletics having the ad-
vantage. the Boston rooters called for
runs and the Braves responded by
putting one across IN their half OF the
fourth inning. Whitfield drove a hot
grounder 10 Bush which the Phila-
delphia pitcher could not hold. but he
managed 10 defect Il to Collins who
tossed the runner out In the nick OF
time. Schmidt delighted the home
fans by pushing a fine single into cen
ter held and the big first baseman
rushed TO second as Collins threw
out Deal. With Meanwhile up and
Schmidt on second. the vast crowd
started great noise The Boston
shortstoD his a sharp ball that went
down the right ieid line. Il struck
close 10 the chalk mark and shot
against the pavilion fence. then car
romed into the field again. Schmidt
raced home and Meanwhile also
made the circuit OF the bases while
Collins. Murphy and Walsh chased
the ball All this time Umpire Hill
debrand was making frantic signals
that the ball mad struck foul. He
pointed 10 a spot about an inch out
side the Inc while the great crowd
cheeTed. not realizing that the ball
had been declared foul The Boston
players appeared as much surprised
as tho most dyed in the-woOl fan.
After some discussion Meanwhile re-
turned n the bat and Schmidt to
second The cheering was renewed
when the little shOrtstopper dropped
hit Into right held on which Schmidt
tied NJ the score. Meanwhile stole
second and kept rlRht on 20 third
when Schangs' throw 10 the middle
bar 10 head the runner on went wide
and rolled into center field
Gowdy was nassed 10 FIRST and on
an attempt 10 double steal Maranviile
was out. Schanr To Collins TO Baker.
Finn Inning.
The Athletics got = man on the
path In the nth inning. schang gave
Moran a long ~. Deal ran In and
picked no Bush's erounder and toss
ed him out Bush making no effort 70
gun 10 hrst Murphy drove = smash
Inc two bagger Into left held. but
got no further. o. Oldrine struck out
Boston also rot man on In their
hair ~ The hf,h. after Tyler was
thrown out. Bush TO McInnis. and Mo
ran was retired Barry 20 McInnis.
Evers rot in his second hit. q single
10 the left held To got no further. a.
Connolly failed 70 respond 10 the
crowds urginE 10 "Hlt 'er out going
out. Collins 70 Mcinnis
Sixth innIna.
a quick double play By the famous
bvera, Maranville Schmidt route
broke up the Athletics sixth inning
Collins SINGLED down 10 third base ana
beat the throw 70 first. Baker pound.
cd srounder az Evers. and Collins
was doubled a. second. Evsrs 10 Ma
ranvilie. and Baker was out. Maran.
Vile 10 schmidt McInnis hit weakly
70 Deal and was thrown out
A two-base hit did not help BOSTON
IN the sixth. Whltted was thrown ouf.
Bush 10 Mcinnle. and Schmidt lifted
a ~ which Oidring gathered IN Deal
Then slammed the ball into the favor.
lte let Held bleachera FOR two bases
He got no further. a. MaranviIIe hif
4 ny straight up IN the air, which
SchanG rot On bis big mnt In front
% the pitchers box
Seventh Inning.
Tyler made short work Of the.