New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
How Braves Won Third
Game Play BY Play

quick throw to Evers, ending the inn
ing.
Bush. who starred for the Athletics
in the last worlds series. when he won
a game against the New York Giants at
the Polo Grounds, had trouble IN dis
posing Of Moran. Boston's first batter.
He pitched ten balls to the lead-oh
man before fly TO Collins ended the
suspense. Evers brought the Boston
rooters 10 their feet by slashinR sin
Gle TO left field, but Connolly lifted a
high foul that Baker caught within
inches Of the Philadelphia bench. The
ever alert Evers stole second, but was
left. as Whitted fell victim to strikes.
Second Inning.
Pbiladelphia-Th second inning Of
the Athletics was quickly over. WASH
who WAS playing in centre held, as
Strunk. tho regular man, does not MT
VOL against left-handed pitching
chopped a grounder at Tyler, VINO
tbrew him out at first. Barry raised a
foul. which Schmidt gathered IN with
ont effort, while Schang flied to Evers'
RostoulThe Braves tied the score IN
tbcir half Of the inning after two men
,rorc down. Schmidt struck out and
Deal hoisted fly to Baker. RABBIT
uarsnyille then worked Bush for a
basc on balls and stole second lie
wasr't there long before Gowdy sent
hin home with a slashing two-base
drive into the bleachers IN left heid.
TYLER died at first, Barry to Mclnns.
Third Inning.
pbuedelphia-T worlds champions
went out in order IN the third inning
Rnsb fouled 20 Schmidt, Murphy was
rntirod on a sharply hit grounder 10
Fycrs while Oldring. after swinging
At t,ro wide balls, ended the inning by
GROUNDING out, Maranville TO Schmidt
Roston-The Braves Jared no better
/, their half. Baker scooped up
Moran's grass-cutter and tossed MIN
ant Fvers dropped little grounder 70
Rush and Connolly gave Murphy long
fIy In right field.
Fourth Inning.
Ph,ladelphia-The Athletics scored
their second run in the fourth inning.
fter Collins had shot a hot liner at
Evers Baker struck out for the second
time TO great cheering. "Stuhy' NC
Innis waited until the count was three
and two and then caught the Cripple
bsIl on the nose and lifted II into the
left field bleachers for two bases. Con-
molly made a daring try for the ball.
He leaned into the air, lost his balance
and fell backward into the crowd. He
vas out Of sight for several seconds,
Int bobbed up unhurt and was cheered
for his effort. Walsh also waited until
the count was three and two and then
sIashed a single to left, sending Nc,
INNS home. Barry grounded out. Deal
to Schmidt. leaving Walsh on first.
Boston-With the Athletics in the
Lad the Boston rooters called for
80 and the Braves responded by put
go one across in their half of the
eth Whitfield drove hot grounder
AZ Bush which the Philadelphia pitcher
souId not hold, but managed TO defect
80 Collins. who tossed the runner out
~ sr.t. Schmidt singled TO centre field
ond took second as Collins thr"w our
Deal With Meanwhile up and Schmidt
on second, the vast crowd raved ana
sbouted The shortstop drove sharp
bali down tho right field line. II
strurk close to the chalk mark. shot
AGAINST the pavilion fence and car
romed 70 the field of play. Schmidt
,sred home and Marsnville made the
.;rcuit of the bases while Collins, Muir
INV and Walsh chased the ball. Hide.
brsnd the umpire, called the ball foul
N loudly voiced protest, but the WIZ
cheering was renewed when Meanwhile
dronped hit In right field, on which
schmidt tied up the score. Msranvilie
p.,o Cro1nd.- $50 p NJ to-day. Post
season Series Giants W. HiShlsnssrs.-