Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-12


one, foul, ball one; Moran out, Barry
to McInnes. 1t was the simplest kin,
OF chance, Barry being able to make
q lazy play on the ball. EVers up, ball
one, ball two, strike one called; Eyers
singled to left, his second hit of the
game He gave the ball vicious wal
lop 9nd it was only the fastest kind OF
feeling by 0ldring which prevented il
from going for two bases. Connolly
up; Connolly out, Collins to McInnes
on the first ball pitched. No runs, one
hit, 10 errors.
The crowd expected something from
Connolly and gave him hand when he
came up after Evers single. His offer
/, ing was easy for Collins.
Sixth Inning.
Philadelphia: Collins up, strike one
called, ball one, strike two, foul; Col
Inns singled to third. Deal just man,
aged to knock down the bali with his
glovad hand or it would have gone
? through for two bases or perhaps three.
Baker up, ball one, ball two; Baker hit
into a double play, Evers to Maranville
to Schmidt. Maranville made won.
e derful play. Collins ran into him al
5 second but the midget made the throw
!, to first nevertheless. Mclnnes up, ou
5 on the first pitched ball, Deal to
e Schmidt. No runs, one hit, no errors.
{ Maranvilles g relay of Evers assist
e was really a wonderful play. He fell
+. forward on his face after making the
, throw, his collision with Collins having
thrown him from his feet.
! Boston: Whitted up, strike one
$ swung, strike two called. ball one, ball
= two; Whitted out, Bush to McInnes, on
an easy tap which Bush fielded with
0 his gloved hand and got to McInnes far
ahead Of the runner. Schmidt up, ball
!, one; Schmidt flied to Oldring. The
5 ball scared high in the air but it was
/. an easy catch for the Rube. Deal up
:, ball enc, strike one, foul. Deal doubled
;, into the left field stand inside the foul
0 line. The fans INDUCED in a mighty
y scramble for the ball. Maranville up
o ball one; Maranyille popped to Schang
y No runs, one hit, no errors.
l., Bush seemed to be getting stronger a,
o the game progressed, He was at hi,
best when the sun was obscured by
e the clouds, for it was then he woulC
g use his fast ball most effectively. TIL,
e general play was also becoming snap
IS pier as both teams were keyed to {
IS high tension because of the tied score
e. Seventh Inning.
Philadelphia, Walsh up, strike on,
Ie called, strike two, foul, ball one, bal
d two; Walsh fouled to Deal. lie hit
Is high one inside, and it glanced off hi
Ie bat nigh into the air for an easy out
e Barry up, strike one swung ball one
e Barry out, Tyler to Schmidt. 1t wa
!, the easiest kind Of chance. Schanl
d up, ball one, ball two, strike one called
J. ball three; Schang out, Evers t,
u Schmidt, No runs. no hits, no errors.
Is At the end Of the Athletics half o
u. the seventh the fans took their stretch
u accompanied by tremendous cheering
,r and began pulling for rally.
rs Boston; Gowdy up, strike one called
le strike two, foul, bali one, ball two
Q. Gowdy out, Barry to Mclnnes. Gowd
Q, got into hole by getting two strike
Y right. off the reel and Bush then in
~ duced him to strike at bad one. Tyle
70 up, strike one called ball one, strik
two, foul, foul; Tyler famed ,takin
" a look at the third strike. Moran up
Il. Moran out, Barry to Mclnnes. n
re runs, no hits, no errors.
id Buah was pitching much stron2c
game. Instead Of letting the batsme
Q. get him in hole and then being force
a to cut the plate with the ball, he "a
Il. the sphere over ON the Jump and 60
the batmen in the hole
lg Eighth Inning
e Philadelphia; Bush up; Bush on
&c Schmidt to Tyler. The ball got pas
th Schmidt but he ran back aud made
sh pretty throw TO Tyler after havin
he knocked down the drive Bush hit tn
he first ball pitched. Murphy up, ba
NJ one, strike one swung strike tw
@; talledi Murphy flied to Whtted.
or was an easy airline drive which Viii
We ted pucked out Of ray of the SUI
e. Oldring up, ball one, strike one swung
m. Oldring flied to Moran. No runs, Il
d. hits, no errors.
ne Boston foOters arose az man an
re implofed the Braves to put across n
nm winning run in this inning. The Royi
le Rooters band in the left field stan
re footed 'Tessien while the roote
BY waved their pennants and sang,
oy Boston; Evers up, ball one, strih
,d. one swung, strike two called, ball two
ht Evers out, Bush to Mclnnes. He h
n. the ball hard but II bounded direct
cd into Bush 4 hands. Connolly up, stril
th one called, bali one, strike two swun,
n Connolly out, Barry TO Mclnncs, on
ny hot smash which the shortstop fieldC
yo cleanly. Whtted up, strike one swunl
MI ball one, Whittcd ont, Barry 10 NJ
"a. lnnes. No runs, no hits, no errors.
rd Bush was in grand form lie had
NJ. much smoke on his fast one that u
nv Braves could not see the ball lie r
TO tired the side ON ten pitched balls foi
ie, of which were strikes that were /
ID. visible TO the oatters.
sh Ninth Inning
Ky Philadelphia, Collins up, strike on
mn foul ball onei Collins out, Marnvil
m. 10 Schmidt The rabbit beat Edd
IN out OF what looked like a sure hit
lie gathering his hot gromder with ol
to hand aud making perfect throw. Ba
II, or UP; Baker doubled to right on u
first pitched ball. The sphere carom,
lis off the right field fence into Moran
Nv hands, Mclnncs up, ball one, ball tw
nd strike one called, Mclnncs flied TO Co
ot molly In deep left. Walsh up, ball ON
oh ball two ball three, ball four, Wall
At. walked. He was purposely passe
stallings signalling from the bench T,
this ulny fenriuu Walsh would haVn