Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-11

"a lrft-hunuef, itt the HIST pdll 10 ~
ae II was wide Plank then grooved
nno for strike and then the batter
.bot hot grounder to Collins. who
had h. back mp "a get the ball ana
mako a rifle-shot throw To Mclnnis
IN aet the runner ENers brought the
ere, veal cheer from the Boston root
ers when he laid down a single to the
inffsld Plank getting the bah To late
A. throw to first Three straight
sftitcs sent Gather back to the bench.
bnt Whitfield got free trip 90 first
IN four bad balls Fhe Bostonians
siw visions of run but Schmidt spoil
ed tine dream by sending up a fly 10
suunk. retiring the side.
"Boston Getting Breaks"
Eddie Murphy was the first OF the
Athletics To face James. lie did not
nke the balls james was pitching and
eventually was rewarded with pass
Mummy took long lead 20 go down
to second on sacrifice. James tried
fo keep him close TO the bag and i'm
throwing to- first hurled the BAD too
wide for Schmidt to get it and the ball
rolled toward the grand stand Muir
nbv splinted to second, but a fine
throw by Schmidt 10 Maranville fin
Ished the speedy runner at second
.Bostfu's getting breaks shouted an
Athletic rooter Oldring was an easy
out Deal to Schmidt Eddie Collins
after waiting for base on balls went
ont hy the same route.
Gowdy Given Pass.
Catcher Gowdy. who popularized
himself Yesterday by his hard hitting,
was given a base ON balls at the open
Ing Of the second inning, and went
down 10 second on Maranville's sacri-
flee the latter going out. Baker to
Mclnnis. Deal hit a little bounder to
Plank and Gowdy was trapped be-
tween second and third. Plank threw
10 Baker and the Mackman chased
Gwody back almost to second before
he tossed the ban to Collins who got
the runner Deal played away off flrst
and sprinted TO second when Schang
hurled the ball to Mclnnis to catch
him and the Boston man reached the
middle station safely. Schang, who
was throwing to bases recResslX, tried
TO nip Deal off second but the catch
er's throw was too high for Barry to
get him as he slid back to the bag.
James ended the inning by striking
out
Athletics Out-One, Two, Three.
The second inning of the White
Elephants was quickly over. Baker
gave schmidt a high foul fly Just as
ne dfd Yesterday on his first time up
Melnnis and Strunk were fooled by
James and struck out The big Bos-
ton pitcher was given a hand as he
came off the field The Braves in the
third inning got man on base. After
Barry threw out Mann by a fast throw
of slow hounder Evcrs smashed a.
single TO center field. Schang made
Evers hug the bag and once nearly
nipped him Gather sent up high
fly which Baker gathered in. Then
came a battle Of wits between the
Athletic battery and the clever Boston
runner Evers gave Plank the laugh
when he pitched two wide ones TO
Whitfield IN the expectation that the
runner would attempt to steal. EVers
evidently did not think Plank would
waste another ball and started to
steal The pitch was wide one ana
Schang made a great throw to Collins
who tapped Evers out three yards
from the base.
Plank Strikes Out
The bottom of the Philadelphia bat
ting order came up in the third. It
was a procession. Barry lifted a fly
to Gather and the same fielder sprint
ed to near the left field foul line 10
get Schang's long drive. Plank closed
the inning by striking out on three
pitches
The National league champions got
two men on in the fourth inning anu
things looked good for Boston. Whit
ted. he first up. raised high fly 10
Strunk With the coupl three no
two on him Schmidt hit the groove
BAH to right field and was held on
first. while Murphy ran in for Gowdy $
short fly Maranville chopped a
bounding single to right on which
Schmidt was only able to reach Sec
ond. Then Barry electrified the crowd
ny making high jumping stop OF
Deals bouncing grOunder ana leaped
to second base, forcing out MatanVllie-
It was a great play
james Famed Again.
The Athletics kept up the one two,
three order in their fourth inning.
Murphys easy grounder was gathered
in by James and he was out at lirsl.
Oldring struck out ana Collins shot a
bounder at Maranville, who tossed the
runner out
James struck ont for the second
time in the fifth. Mann raised a cheer
by singing over the keystone sack
EVers sent a high flv to Strunk. Mann,
evidently thinking that his captain
had hit safely, kept on to second ana
was able to get back to lirst ny the
narrowest margin He Was out q MIN
ute later on a force hit by oather'
Barry to Collins.
Home Run" Baker tried to MT OUT
of the park in the Mackmens hall Of
The fifth. He caught one Of James
swift balls with a resounding smack,
hut the ball lifted too high and WHIT
ted waited for it to come down in CEN
ter field With this dangerous man
out Of the way again James missed up
his offering and retired both dclnnis
and Strunk on strikes. 1t WIS The
second time in the game thai each
had famed.
ScIiang Gets First Hit.
Boston again got two men on in
the sixth Whitfield sent little fly to
Collins. Schmidt was struck on the
shoulder by one Of Plank's slow balls,
but Umpire Hildebrand would not LET
him take first. deciding that Schmidt
had let the bali hit him. The batter
then flied out to Murphy in the right
field Four had balls gave GoHdy his
base and he moved down To seeolti
when Plank soaked Maranvillc in he
middle of the back. Deal then ended
the inning by forcing Gowdy at thlrd,
Baker scooping up Il srounder ana
making the ont unassisted.
The worlds champions had 2
chance to score in the sixth inning.
Parry was an easy ont, MaranNille 90
Schmidt. Schang then brought me
home rooters to their feet by SMASH