The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-10

" SS'tre Hoiu, scoring GoWdy. Deal
ended the inning by hitting into
double play, forcing Maranville at
second. - -Na4
McInnis. in tho Athletics turn at
bat. was passed. Strunk hit a sharp
single to right field. which Moran let
go through, his legs. Before the right
fielder recovered the ball and threw II
in. McInnis had scored and Strunk was
on third. Barry struck out, SchanR.
hit an ugly srounder at Evers, who
made nne stop, and by a quick throw
caught the speedy Strunk at the plate
on close decision. ,Schapg was forced
out at second later by Bender, Maran-
Vile to Evers.
RUDOLPH SHOWS BEST,
IN THIRD INNING
The Braves did not figure much in
their third turn at bat. Rudolph was
an easy out, Bender to McInrfs
Moran struck out, and Evers flew. out
to Oldring. - -
Rudolph showed his best in the
third. Mixing up his famous slow ball
with some fast ones. he struck out
Murphy and oidring., Collins rolled
grounder to the Boston pitcher, and
was retired at first.
ANOTHER DOUBLE PLAY
BHEAiSS UP THIS INNING
Another double play broke up Bos-
w" ~, vi ith'lS. ~Connoily smashed
hot drive for a single that Collins
jumped for and could not reach. Whit
ted hit to Bender, forcing Connolly at
second. Barry made the play, and shot
the ball to MeInnis ahead'of Whitfield.
McInnis had to stretch to his limit to get
the throw. Schmidt went out Collins to
McInnis, ending the inning.
The worlds champions were almost
as cRsy for Rudolph In the fourth as
IN the third Baker and AIcInnis
struck out. Strunk made his second
hit of the game by n drive to left
field. 1t looked good for two bases, hut
Quick fielding OH the part of Connolly
and a throw to Meanwhile caught
Strunk at second.
BRAVES GET THIRD
RUN IN, FIFTH
The National League Champions cot
their third run in the NTH. Gowdy
opened with a terrific smash TO left,
centre field for three bases, and scored
when Mnra1ville dropped n single back
OF hrst Deal hit into his second dou-
hunted a fly into Bender's hands. BEN
der threw to McInnis. catching Maran-
viile trying to get back to first Ru.
dolph struck out.
For the Athleticsrin the NTH, Barry
flied to Maranville. who made a hard
, Schang struck out and Bender sent
long fly to, Whitfield. .SS
OPENING OF SIXTH
III. AUSPICIOUS FOR BENDER
The sixth inning opened auspiciously
for Bender. but before 1t was over he
was driven from the pitchers box for
the hrst time in his world series ca
reer, Moran flied to Barry. who made
the greatest fielding play OF the game
In scoring the out He ran ut ton
speed almost to the left-field stand,
and. by extending himself, caught the
ha hot, -
to centre field, the ball almost strih-
Ing Bender as II shot pnst him Con-
molly. received n (, base ON balls and
both EHers qnd he scored on Whitted's
three-base drive to right The Indian
seemed to weaken. as he pitched rather
unsteadily to Schmidt. who finally put
single into left field. scoring Whittod.
Nyckoff, who had been warming up
for two inninRL then was called into
the game. ana the Big indian slowly
walked off the field. Tho young pitch
er passed Gowdy. Maranyille hit
Baker to head Oft Schmidt, but the
throw was too late and all runners
were safe. With the bases full, Deal
tried hard to clear them, but the best
he could do was to hit into another
double play. Baker scooped up. his
forcing Gpwdy. he threw Deal out at
first. Wyckor was given hand for
stopping the run-mHking:
II was one; two. three for the Amer
lean leasuers. Murphy went out.
Evers to Schmidt, Oldring was an
Inns quickly ended the inning by roll
Ing slow grounder to Rudolph.
LAPP GOES BEHIND
PLATE FOR ATHLETICS
Lapp went into catch for the Ath-
l"tics In the seventh inning. Rudolph
l Il
the middle bag when Baker threw
Moran's grounder to Barry. Captain
Evers struck out as Moran stole second
! Connolly grounded to McInnis who
tossed him out to WyckofY, who covered
| first base.
The crowd stood up and stretched as
Baker came to bat I'm the seventh. Ev-
ers fumbled Bakers grounder, and the
| runner was safe: He moved up when
McInnis walked. and both runners adj
vanced as Schmidt gathered In
Strunk's grounder and touched first.
Barry struck out and Lapp ended the
| inning. Rudolph to Schmidt.
| GENERAL MOVEMENT
| TO EXIT GATES
The Athletic rooters. realizing hope
OF winning the game was about gone,
started general movement to the exit
gates. Whitfield opened the Braves
| eighth Inning with high ny to Baker.
Schmidt dropped a short fly in left that
neither Oldring nor Barry, could reach.
| Schmidt went to third on Gowdy's sin
. gle to left field Meanwhile struck out,
and double steal scored Schmidt.
Gowdy tried to reach third on the play
on Schmidt at the plate, but was thrown
| cut. Lapp to Baker.
| Wyckon, In the Athletics. half OF the
eighth started by hitting to the right
| field wall for two bases. He took third
on Murphy's out. Maranyilie to
Schmidt. and was left there, as Old
ring struck out. and Collins flied to
Connolly. ~ 81
BOSTON GOES OUT
on GROUSDERS. IN NINTH
Boston went out In the ninth on
srounders. Deal was out, Baker 10
Mclnnis; Rudolph was retired Barry
to McInnis. and Moran ended the In
ming. Baker to McInnis.
Bakers only hit OF the game came
In the ninth. It was a two bose smash
against the right Mold wall, Deal