The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-09

ned. Strunk singled to left but was
out at second trying to stretch his hit,
ty fielding by the BOstons. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Fifth Inning.
centerfield fence for a three base hit,
1t was the first ball pitched. The UNI
pire cautioned the Boston bench about
coaching. Gowdy scored on Maran-
vilie's single over McInnis' head. A
double play followed Bender took
Deals bunt fly and then picked of
Maranville at first. Deal had attempted
to sacrifice. Rudolph struck out. One
run. two hits. no errors.
Second half-Maranviile took Barry.s
Texas Lacquer away out in the left field.
1t was sparkling catch and loudly ap-
plauded. Schang struck out It was
Rudolph's sixth strike out. Bender
flied out to Whitfield. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Sixth Inning.
First half-Moran sent up a foul
back of third base which Barry took
stretched hand The crowd cheered
its approval Evers shot a single past
second. Connolly walked, when Bender
became unsteady. Evers and Connoly
scored on Whitteds smashing drive to
right for three bases. Whitted scored
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Barry. The BOstons batting was ter
rifle and Bender was recalled from
the box and Wyckof replaced him. It
was the first time an Athletic pitcher
has been batted out of the box in a
worlds series. Coombs was taken out
OF the box three years ago in a game
with the Giants, but that was because
of an injury. Eight hits were made
off Bender while he was in the ,ox.
Gowdy walked. Wyckoff took Mar
anville's smash but threw too late to
catch Schmidt. The bases were now
filled with one out. A double play
ended the inning. Baker took Dears
grounder and touched third, forcing
Gowdy and then threw Deal out at
first. Three runs, three hits. no err
rors.
Second half-Evers took care of
'Murphys slow roller and threw out
the runner. Deal tossed out Oldring.
Rudolph was pitching perfect game.
his slow ball coming high and coming
low. but never touching the Athletics
bats. Rudolph tossed out Collins. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Seventh Inning.
First half-Lapp went in to catch
for the Athletics. Rudolph got an in
field single which Collins was bare.y
able to knock down. Baker took
Moran's intended sacrifice and threw
to Barry. forcing Rudolph. Evers
struck out and Moran stole second.
McInnis gathered In Connollyss
grounder and threw to Wyckofr, who
covered the bag. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Second half-Evers fumbled Bakers
grounder and the runner was safe. Nc
Innis walked on four pitched balls
Strunk grounded out to Schmidt. Baker
going to third and McInnis to second.
Barry struck out. Rudolph threw out
Lapp at first. 1t was superb pitching
by Rudolph. No runs. no hits. one err
Tor.
| Eighth Inning.
| First half-Whitted sent up a high
] fly to Baker. Schmidt got a Texas
leasuer to left Gowdy singled to left
| and Schmidt went to third. Maran-
Vile struck out and when Gowdy ran
to second Schmidt stole home Gows.y
! tried to steal third but was thrown
| out. One run. two hits. no errors.
| Second half-Wyckoff doubled to
the right field fence. Maranville
threw out Murphy at first, Wyckofr
| Collins flew out to Connolly. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Ninth Inning.
First half-The crowd began to
leave the stands when the inning
opened. as 1t was realized that Bos-
ton had all zut won the game. Baker
threw cut Deal. Barry threw out
Rudolph. It was said the of11cial at
tendance wash 20.562. Baker tossed
out Moran. No runs. no hits. no er-
rors.
i Second half-Baker drove the ball up
against the fence for double Deal
threw out McInnis. Baker being held al
second Strunk popped out to Evers.
Maranville threw out Rarrv. No runs