The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-10

Oldring.
Rudolph showed his uI:t In the
third. Mixing up his famous slow ball
with some fast ones, he struck out
Murphy and Oldring. Collins rolled a
grounder to the Boston pitcher and
was retired at first.
Another double play broke up Bos.
tons fourth inning. Connolly smashed
q, hot drive for single that Collins
jumped for and could not reach It.
Whitted hit to Bender, forcing Connol-
iy at second. Barry made the play
/ and shot the ball to McInnis ahead of
Whitted. McInnis had to stretch to
his limit to get the throw. Schmidt
| went out, Collins to McInnis, ending
f., the inning.
Easy In Fourth.
The worlds champions were almost
! as easy for Rdc!ph Ii the fourth, as
In the third Baker and McInnis
struck out. Strunk made his second
hit. of the game by q drive to left
s'eld- It locked good for two hasos
nut q lick fielding On the part of Con-
molly and a throw to Maranv.lle
| caught Strunk at second.
Fifth Inning.
The National League champions got
their third run In the fifth. Gowdy
opened with a terrific smash to left
center field for three bases and scored
when Maranyille dropped a single
, back of first. Deal hit into his soc
ond double play in an attempt to sac
rifice. He bunted fly into Bender's
/ hands. Bender threw to McInr:s,
1 catching Maranville trying to get back
/ to first. Rudolph struck OUT
| CanIted Bender I'm Fifth.
For the Athletics in the fifth, Barry
fiied to Maranville who made q hard
run to get up to the ball in left field.
Schang struck out ana Bender sent a
long fly to Whitted.
The sixth inning opened auspicious-
! Iy for Bender. but before it was oyer
he was driven from the pitchers box
Tor the first time in his worlds series
| career. Moran flied to Barry, who
made the greatest fielding play af
the game .A scoring the out. lie ran
ut top speed almost to the left field
stand. and by extending himself
caught the ball in his bare hand. EyeSs
singled to center field, the bail almost
striking Bender as 1t shot past him.
Connolly received a base on balls and
both Evers and he scored on Whitted's
three-base drive to right. l.e Indian
seemed to weaken as he pitched rather
unsteadily tn Schmidt, who finally put
single into left field. scoring Whit
ted, Wyckoff, who had been warming
up for two innings. then was called
into the game and the big Indian
slowly walked off the field. The young
pitcher passed Gowdy. Maranyille
hit sharply to Wyckoff who threw to
Baker to head off Schmidt, but tho
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 scoopcd up his
grounder ard after touching third.
forcing Gowdy, he threw Deal at first.
IrWyckoff was given hand for stop-
ping the run-making.
1t was one, two. three for the Amn-
lean Leaguers. Murphy went out
Eyers to Schmidt. Oldring was an
easy victim, Deal to Schmidt and Col
Inns quickly ended the inning by roll.
Ing slow grounder to Rudolph.
Lapp Catching,
Iapp went into catch for the Ath-1
letics in the seventh Inning. rmdolph
singled past second, but was forced at
the middle bag when Baker threw Mo.
rams grounder to Barry. Captain
EYers stCSiok olt as Moran stole sec
end. Connolly grounded to McInnis
who tossed him out to Wyckoff. who
covered first base.
Cheered Baker.
The crowd stood up and stretched
| as Baker came to bat in the seventh
Evers fumbled Bakers grounder and
the runner was safe. He moved nm
when McInnis walked and both run-i
, -.ers advanced as Schmidt gathered in
Strunk's grounder anS touched first.
Barry struck out and Lapp ended the
inning, Rudolph to. Schmidt.
3 The Athletic rooters. realizing hone
OF winning the game was about gone,
started q general movement to the
exit gates. Whittei opened the
Braves eighth inning with q high fly.
70 Baker Schmidt dropped short
fiy In left that neither Oldring nor
Barry could reach. Schmidt went to
third on Gowdy's single to left field.
Maranyille struck ont and q double
steal scored Schmidt. Gowdy tried
to reach third. on the play Of Schmidt
at the plate, but was thrown out Lapp
to Baker.
Wyckoff. in the Athletics half Of
tho eighth, hit to the right field wall
for two bases. He took third on MUIR,
phys out, Maranville to Schmidt, and
| .saa left left there as nldring struck nnt.
and Collins flied to Connolly.
Boston went out in the ninth on
grounds. Deal was cut. Baker to Nc
Innis: Rudolph was retired, Barry to
"a McIanls, e, and Mnsan ended The inning,
Baker to McInnis. ~