The Washington herald., 1914-10-13
Eighth Inning

errors
second half-Barry threw out Gowdy at
first Tyler famed. Barry threw out
Moran. No runs no hits, no errors.
Eighth Inning.
First half-Bush was out, Schmidt 10
Tyler, on the best fielding play OF the
game Schmidt took the ball near the
foul line and made a backhand throw to
Tyler; Murphy went out on a high ny
to whitted. Oldring went out on a fly
TO Moran. No runs. no hits, no errors.
Second half-Bush tossed out Evers.
Barry threw out Connolly at first
Whitted out, by the Barry-McInnes route.
No runs, no hits, no errors
Ninth Inning.
First haIf-MaranvilIe threw out Collins
a pretty stop and throw by the Boston
shortstop. Baker doubled to right Nc
Innes went out on fly to Connolly.
Walsh was purposely walked. Barry
catch near the stand. No runs, one hit.
second half-schmidt went out. Baker
route, Baker making a great stop and
throw. Maranville went out. Bush to Nc
Innes. No runs, no hits. no errors.
Tenth Inning.
First haIf-The game was tied not only
on runs, but hits and errors as well
Schang singled to left. Bush famed:
Murphy hit to Tyler, who threw to second
for a force-out but his throw was too
late. and Schang was safe at second.
Oldring went out, Evers to Schmidt,
ond. Collins was walked. filling the bases.
Baker got an infield hit through Evers,
Schang and Murphy scoring and Collins
going to second. Mc1nnes Med out to
Second half-Gowdy hit over the center
field fence for a home run. Devore bat
ting for Tyler. Devore famed. Moran
walked Evers singled to right, Moran
going to third Connolly hit a sacrifice
fly to Walsh, Moran scoring. Whitted
popped to Baker. Two runs, two hits, no
errors.
Eleventh Inning.
First half-James pitching for Boston.
Walsh went out James TO Schmidt. Bar
~ went out to Schmidt. unassisted.
Schang walked. Bush famed. No runs,
second haIf-schmidt fouled to schang
Baker to McInnes. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Twelfth Inning.
First half-Murphy walked Oldring
went out on a sacrifice. James to Schmidt
Collins popped to Deal Baker was pur-
gosely walked: Mclnrss forced Bakef' hief'
no errors.
Second half-Gowdy doubles to left,
Mann was put in to run for Gowdy. Gil
bert batted for James and was walked
purposely. Mann scores on a wild throw.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
When the band struck up America"
as the Athletics were holding fielding
practice every member OF the Mack
clean yanked off his cap and worked
bareheaded while the music lasted.
Johnny Evers admits he pulled !
bone" when he knocked down Bakers |
Iusty slash in the tenth inning, allow !
ing Schang and Murphy to score. Il
was so sore at myself that forgot
two men were on the bases" said John !
nv, but" he added with a smile, Il
made a base hit later and that helped
some, I guess.
Amos Strunk was out Of the game on |
account Of a bum finger. He may be on
the Job tomorrow, although this afternoon |
he could not possibly have improved on
walsh's work.
Joe Bush never had more speed in his |
life than he showed today. His curve !
ball was hardly under control and he re- |
lied entirely TOO much on smoke" The |
Braves made him pitch his head on
Philadelphia baseball writers here for !
the series were asked tonight to explain !
why the Athletics have dropped three |
straight One OF these voiced the senti- |
ment Of the crowd by saying: How in the !
devil are you going to beat club that !
refuses to be beaten"
There is a lot of Boston money in sight |
tonight at to odds that the Braves will |
clean up tomorrow. Thus far there have |
been only few taksrL