Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-14

nary Kind. Whlltcd got two singles
Mann made double and Eyers
schmidt and Rudolph each got base
hit. Seven Of ton men in the game ol
the former world champions made 4
hit. II was their best offense Of the
Series Those failing to connect were
Murphy Schang and pennock. The
latter was ~ bat only orcc ana
Walsh and shaWkcy's hits were two
base drives.
Rudolph struck out seven men, ms
victims heinz Oldring, Collins. Walsh,
Barry. shawkey and schans, the lat
ter twice.
E,crs. schmidt and c0Wdt Famed.
There were bat three strikc-outs
against Boston Evcrs, Schmidt and
Gowdy falling victims to Pennock's
fast curves Shnwltey gayo two bases
on balls in the five innings he pitch
Cd and pcnnock also gave two. Ru-
Id0lph gave one base on balls and
made one wild pitch
The new champions cxcelled the
Athletics IN hitting but not in the
fielding Boston made a total Of six
teen runs in four games tnirty-thrcc
. hits for total of fifty-siN bases and
four errors Tho Athletics gathered
only aN runs, made twenty-five hits
for total Of thlrty-one bases and
three errors. Boston played one error
less game ana the Athletics two. To-
days contest was the first game in
the last four worlds series IN which
both teams played without errors
Erefs made seven singles in the
series Gowdy had six hits for total
" fourteen bases. Schmidt made five
bite Baker made four hits In the
four games, Murphy three. Collins
three. schang two. Mclnnis two aud
Srunk two.
The fast out.
Despiie the rather mediocre play
of the final game the enthusiasm Of
the thousands Of spectators furnished
ID thrilling climax when the last Ath-
lotic was put out and championship
honors We're assured for the Braves,
Cheering thronps piled out of the
stands and bleachers and rushed
across the field to the Boston bench.
but the Mackmen were first TO the
dugout and were Shaking hands and
congratulating their late opponents
before the first Of the fans reached
the scene. Once the crowd gathered
IN force the police had difficulty inl
holding a In check. Gowdy, Maran- /
VILE Captain Evers and other heroes
of the series, were lifted on the fans
shoulders. while roar Of applause
went up that could be heard on Bos-
ton common.
The Royal RIOTERS brigade formed |
and with the band and It's indian !
chad leaders al the head marched (
around the field cheering the empty |
bench where but few minutes be-
fore the Mackmen had conferred on
the last bit Of baseball strategy and .
then Joined the thousands paying
homage to the Braves
Football Weather.
Mayor Curley, President Gaffney
ana Manager Stallings made short
speeches in response TO the cheers
of the fans and il was almost dusk
before the last colcbrator ceased 10
whoop and snake dance about the
bases
Weather conditions for the closing ,
game were not as good for fast base
Jail as in the preceding contests. The
temperature had taken sharp drop !
lver night and players and fans ,
woke TO find the tang OF autumn in
he air and conditions moro suitable
or football than baseball. Heavy gray
White clouds blocked out huge por-
ions of the blue sky and the sun g,
When il broke through, failed TOLD
warm the atmosphere to any extent. !
Nul( northwest wind whipped flaes !
nd pennauts about the poles and !.
lands and made heavy wraps, sweat
RS and even steamer rugs almost
ecessity for the FIRST time since the
cries began.