The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-14
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ARE CHAMPIONS

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FENSYAY PARK Boston, Oct. 49,.
=. worlds championsllipin four
great games,,' was the cry OF the trl-
.7umphant Boston Braves, champions
L of National League as they
sswungsthe battle formation against
the Athletics today in the fourth
d game sof sthe worlds baseball series.
sIt was aEday OF shadows from passing
clouds There was a, sharp wind from
east and the. spectators shiyered at
Il times inEt the stand.
Bostonsmade it another holiday to-
4 day thousands took the day off and
sthrongeds to Fenway Park hours be:
foreRt gates were opened. Nearly
q every seat in the reserve stand was
,fillds at noon and hundreds stood up
against tile fences. Reserve seats
sold data premium. Over 10000 per-
sons were in Fenway park by game
y time, There was little betting on
\ the series as the large majority of
Ii the fans+said Boston was a sure win
ner,pnd no one wanted the short end
II Wages were made at ten to nine that
BostonsWould capture the contest to-
day Batting and fielding practice
kept thetcrowds on the keen edge OF
/ enthusiasm for two hours before the
game. FLUSHED with victory they
q went yabout work with spirit that
showed their intention Of trampling
z over their, foes today with all speed
Fl and i, dispatch. The Athletics also
warmed Ito their work and their in
Bs field showed some sterling practice
with bat and ball. Rudolph and Cow
i were gannounced as battery for
D Boston. SEawkey and Schang were
II announced as battery for Philadel-
phta.,
Lineup for Boston: Moran, right
field; Evers, second base; Whited,
center. field; Schmidt, first base;
GoWdy, catcher; Maranville, short
stops Deal, third base; Rudolph
& pitcher. III
Athletics: Murphy, right field;
oldring, left field; Collins, second
X base Baker, third base; Mc1nnis,
first base:s Barry, short stop; schang,
cal cher: Shawkey, pitcher: a
First Inning.
First Ha1f-Murphy was out, EV-
ersSa ito Schmidt; Oldring sent up
high foul, to Gowdy and ducked
down, The Athletics were evidently
"a notsWaiting Rudolph's out, but were
hitting at first ball pitched as the
Boston pitcher was sticking them
over. Collins singled over the mid
die station. Rudolph held Collins
closely the bag to prevent steal,
IN Baker. out on fly to Whitfield. Nc
runs, one hit, no errors.
Second Half - Baker threw out
Moran. .Eyers was given good hard
hand when he came to the plate. He
wasSa1so out, Baker to McInais, who
81 made "a nice pick up Of Bakers slow
throw. Connolly flied out to Old
& ring. No runs, no hit, no errors.
# y. Nj III Second Inning.
a First Half-Deal threw out Mcln-
mis- making nice one hand stop Of
5s5 Mc1npfs's slow roller. Walsh doubled
to left field fence. Connolly mis-
I. Judge Meanwhile and threw out
Barryjat first. Walsh holding second
NoEruns, one hit, no errors.
II Second ,Half-Whitted lined out to
PIX pluE1uSsEla k was a. "lShSuAS hA6 ioGAi
lsi.but Qldring was in the way. Shaw
WA key6tlirew out Schmidt. Gowdy walk
led. Barry took Maranyille's ground
Ter and tossed to Collins forcing Cow
IN dy. NotTuns, no hits, no errors.
Il sra.M Third Inning.
s5g& First Half-Shawkey struck out on
VI Q pitched balls. Deal threw out Muir
phy.ss Deal took the ball near the
Y bag to make "a snap throw to get the
SE runner. Oldring singled to center.
\ 1T was Oldfing' first hit. of the. series.
n 0ldring was out stealing, Gowdy to
sdaTanyille. No runs, one hit, no err
rors. III
5S 2dl,Half-Dea flied out to Old
ring Rudolph was out, Barry to
\ McInnisa Barry also took care Of
Moran, throwing him out at first. No
TunsSS no hits, no errors.
Ss5s Is i.at Fourth Inning.
First Half cers throw out Col
linss Baker singled through Schmidt.
IS McInnisI singled to right, Baker go
Ssingfto third. McInnis out trying to
stretch his hit. Connolly, Deal to
Iiyers.a Walsh flannel. No runs. two
y liits,sno errors. al
Second Half-Evers walked. Con-
snollySout, Collins to SMcInnis. Evers
going to second. Whitfield got iu~
\ tleldHhit. Evers took third on play.
EYersS scored on Schmidt's roller to
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