The Washington herald., 1914-10-13
uphill BATTLE
WON BY BRAVES
HOpelessly Beaten, Stallings
Men Come from Behind
and Land in Twelfth.
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Braves. Tomorrow night the Braves
should be worlds champions. They have
accomplished what was thought to be
iInpossible-that Of humbling the famous
Mack machine
Connie Mack tonight said he would
pitch Bender tomorrow. but as the
Braves have already shattered Mack's
Masterpiece in Bronze, the Indian can
hardly be figured to win the Tuesday
combat.
The last inning Of today's contest was
played in semi-darkness. The sun had
tucked itself away and had the game not
run in the twelfth, the umpires would
have been forced to suspend play with
the score a tie.
First Inning.
First half-The first pitch Of Tyler's was
a ball. The next came over for a strike.
Murphy doubled down the left field line.
oldring sacrificed, Tyler to Schmidt, Muir
came in close on the grass to make a
play at the plate. Murphy scored when
Connolly dropped Collins intended sacri-
nee ny; Baker struck out, missing "a a
Collins on first, but his throw was late.
Collins stole second. Gowdy's throw being
low. McInnes walked. Collins was picked
Second haif-Bush's first pitch shot
around Moran's neck for a ball After
pitching three straight balls Bush put
over two strikes. Moran then fouled on
the next four pitched. Moran popped out
to Collins. Evers singled over Barry's
head. Bush worked fast inshoot al
most exclusively Connolly fouled out to
Baker, who made that catch near the
Athletics bench. Eyers stole second,
Schang's throw being TO the left Of the
bag Whitted was a strike-Out victim.
No runs. one hit, no errors.
Second Inning.
First haIf-The Athletics were now
ahead for the first time In the series. Ty-
Ter took Walsh's splash and threw him
out at first. Tyler worked wide curve
and had a deceptive crossfire. Barry
went out on a foul TO Schmidt. Tyler fed
schang's looping fly with his gloved
hand. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Second half-Schmidt strunk out, be-
ing fooled by Bush's change of pace.
carried the ball out of Bakers reach.
Maranville walked and stole second Ma
ranville scored when GOwdy knocked a
two-bagger into the left field bleachers.
Tyler almost got a hit down the left field
foul line. but the ball was foul by foot
or more. Barry threw out Tyler at first
One run, one hit. no errors.
Third Inning.
First half-Bush fouled out TO Schmidt
Evers tossed out Murphy at first. Ma
ranville threw out Oldring. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Second haIf-Both pitchers worked slow
iy and as the players were Inclined to
wait them out, the game moved slowly
Moran went out. Baker to McInnes
Bush threw out Evers ct first. Connolly
flied out to Murphy No runs, no hits,
Fourth Inning.
First half-Collins lined out to Evers.
Baker struck out for the second time
low ball around the knees getting him
into the left field stand. Connolly. in
trying to catch the ball, turned somer-
sault over the low fence, falling inside
scored on waish's sharp single to left.
which Connolly juggled a little. McInnes
to the umpire that Deal had
interfered with him rounding third base
Deal threw out Barry at first One run,
Second half-whitted grounder was
detected from Bush to Collins, who threw
the runner out at first. Schmidt singled
over second. Collins tossed out Deal at
first, Schmidt going to second Maran.
willie got long hit to right, which looked
to be fair, but the umpire declared It to
be foul Schmidt and Maranville had
crossed the plate before the ball was re-
covered. but the umpire sent them back.
Schmidt scored on Maranville's Texas
went to third when Schang's throw went
to center field. Gowdy walked. Maran-
Vile was caught out at third on an at
tempted double steal the play being
Schang to Collins to Baker. One run,
two hits. one error.
Fifth Inning.
First haIf-Schang flied out to Moran.
Deal threw out Bush, Bush making no at
tempt TO run out his hit. Murphy doubled
to left. II was his second two-base hit
Oldring struck out. No runs, one hit, no
errors
Second half-Bush threw out Tyler.
Barry took care OF Moran's grounder and
threw him out Evers got a single to
left Just out OF Barry's reach. Collins
threw out Connolly at first 1t was a
slow roller and Collins made a nice play
on II. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Sixth Inning.
First half-Collins bounced a hit OF
Deals glove. A double play followed.
Evers took Bakers grounder and tossed
to Maranville. forcing Collins. Maranville
then threw out Baker Deal threw out
McInnes. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Second half-Bush tossed out Whitted
at first Schmidt went out on a fly to
Oldring. Deal doubled into the left field
stand. Maranville went out on a high
fly to Schang. who took the ball near the
pitchers box. No runs, one hit, no errors.