Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-14

Captain Evers stepped to the plate Moran teek a big lead off second and then the Braves captain after two field on which beth Rudolph and Moran scored. The Royal Reoters band struck up lively tune and Connie Mack sent Penneck, Wyekeff and Brsssler cut to warm up. The crowd rooted for Con- neify te hit. but while he was at bat, Ehawleey by a quick threw nipped Eyers eff first asS the side was cut. out.
 Psnneok RepIaess shawkey.
 The Athletics looked Q bit dejeetea as they came of the field. There was q noticeable increase in the enthu- took their positions in the sixth with . tive run lead and their pitcher go- ing fine. Maranville robbed Collins of q base hit by sprintinE ever back of second, picking tip | sharp hit grass speedy runner whils off his balance. Baker raised a high foul te Deal and McInIris was thrown out on another fine reldins play by Maranyiile
 Herbie Penneck. one of the Mack mems left handlers, replaced shawkey stsllinEs te bat for Connolly against the left handed pitching. Mann flied out to Walsh. Whitted singled to left field and went to third on schmidt's wicked drive at Collins for one base. the ball being too hot for Collins to handle, aowdy fell a victim to strikes and moment later Schmidt was caught between first and second, Pen- l neck te McInnis. to Collins to McIn- nis, retiring the side.
 Seventh Inning.
 1 Mann went inte left field in Con- nelly's place in the seventh inning. | Walsh received base on balls and \ went te secend on a wild pitch. Barry struck out and on the play Gowd% l threW to second aud caught Walsh off l the bag for a double play, Eyers talk flag the throw. Schans again struck out.
 Bosten's seventh inning was quick l iy over, although one man reached first. .MaranvilIe was thrown. out by Collins and Deal retired by Baker udelph was given a base on balls and was left at first. as Moran fouled out to Baker.
 Rudolph Getting Better and Better.
 With the seventh inning over, it I looked as if nothing could prevent Boston from winning the series. Ru-
 dalph, who had been touched up foI
 seven hits in the first five innings
 seemee to have the Athletics meas
 uFe a, he appeared to be pitching
 stronger. Pennack was an easy out
 E8Fers to Schmidt. Murphy flied out
 to Mann, who made a fine running catch toward centerfeid. Oldring flied out to Evers.
 Captain Evers. first up in tine eighth
 for Boston, took his ssrikeeut good
 nsture6ly. Mann was tf=own out by
 Collins. but Whitted was given a base
 on balls. Whitted stole second. the
 only steal of the game and IasVed uI
 to third on Sc.,ansss passed ball
 Schmidt ended She inning by striking
 out
 Athletics Artillery of He Use.
 The Athletics erstEThiie heavy ar- tiIlery, Collins. Baker and Acfnnis / who ali Int over .3e9 ia the American :e2Grc season, csrGa up in the ninth
 in a. last desperate effort. They made
 Q sorry showing. Collins struck out
 Baker. hounce6 8 .rounGar to Evers and was tilropSn out. Ecfnuis swipet at the bail and shot it toward Deal Enc third hsseInan was on it like 2 flash. whipped it across to SshInid
 and the rooL.archs Of baseball fell from their throne.
 Following is the official score:
 I Dh;I,Helnts,