The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-13

White Elephants in the seventh.
Walsh fouled to Deal: Barry was
thrown out. Tyler TO Schmidt. and
Schang went out. Evers TO Schmidt.
The National Leaguers also went
out In order in their half. Gowdy was
an easy out, Barry to McInnis. and
Tyler struck out. Moran went out,
Barry to McInnis.
Eighth Inning.
Both pitchers were going fine and
the eighth inning also was barren OF
results. Bush had great speed and
frequently mixed things up with a
slow ball. while Tyler often used a
slow curve. Bush was thrown out at
hrst on a fine piece of fielding by
Schmidt. who got an ugly ground ball
far back Of first and while of his bal
ance tossed to Tyler. who covered the
bag. Murphy flied out to Whitfield, and
Oldring lifted one to Moran.
The Braves all went out at FIRST in
the eighth, Evers being thrown out
by Bush. and both Connolly and Whit
ted by Barry.
Ninth Inning.
The great excitement OF the game
began In the ninth With the score a
tie at 2-2. II was Stallings' tactics
against those OF Connie Mack. There
was cheering as Collins was thrown
out on fine stop by Meanwhile. The
hearts OF the Boston fans almost
stopped beating as Baker drove a hot
two-bagger down the right field foul
line. Evers encouraged Tyler. and
there was cheering again when McIn-
mis- fled out TO Connolly. and Baker
held on second. The Boston battery
looked at the Boston bench. and Walsh
was purposely passed 10 first Barry
brought the inning to n close by send
ing a high foul to Gowdy.
Tension grew as Boston came in for
the ninth. The great crowd made a
terrific din. but Pitcher Bush apparent
ly paid no attention 20 H. He pitched
steady ball. and Boston went out IN
order. Schmidt and Deal were thrown
out BY Baker. and a hush fell over
the great crowd as Barry threw out
Meanwhile.
Tenth Inning.
Then came the big inning OF the
game. in which the contest was an
parently lost 20 Boston and then
saved Schang shot a single into left
held. The crowd looked for a pinch
hitter. but Mack sent IN Bush. lie
struck out. Murphy chopped a ground
or AZ Tyler. who elected TO get the
nearest man. Schang. at second. But
the throw was too late. and both the
Athletic catcher a second and Muir
ply az FIRST were safe Roth runners
were advanced on Oldring's out AZ
FIRST. Tyler touching the BAH az n shot
BY him TO Evers. who gathered IL IN
and made the throw Collins was
given base on balls with the bases
full the mighty Baker came 10 bat
Things looked shaky for Tyler lie
never quivercd. however. az he faced
Baker. Baker crouched over the plate
and swung his bat back and forth.
Tyler kept his head and soon had two
strikes on the heavy hitter Then Ty-
Ter sent one down the alley that
looked good. and Baker smashed 10 At
.vers with such effort that 10 almost
Knocked him down Before the
braves second baseman could recover
himself Schang had flashed across the
plate. Evers held the ball a moment.
ana murphy. who had rounded third
kept on, scoring without Evers making
an attempt 20 head him on There
vas great Joy on the Athletic bench.
Mcinnis ended the inning by sending
q LONG ny 20 whitted.
With two runs % tho rear and Bush
pitching gilt- edged ball THINGS looked
eloomy FOR Boston. GOvdy walked 10
the plate with smile on hts face.
Notwithstanding tho duh prospect Tie
waited and caught straight hall
which he lifted into the bleachers FAR
on IN center deld. II was tromenl,