The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-10

umpire cautioned the Bosto,
for coaching. Gowdy scored ~ o.a
| anville's single over McInnis, b va
double play followed Bendar
Deals Dunted fly and then pfc.. /"
Meanwhile at first. Deal had at,.
ed to sacrifice. Rudolph strn[,
one run, two hits, no errors
Second half-Maranville took ,
rvs Texas Lacquer away our ~, @
field. 1t was a, sparkling cat-5 "
loudly applauded. SchanE stry,.
1t was Rudolph's sixth strr,
Bender flied out to Whitfield M
no hits, no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
First half-Moran sent up
back Of third base which Barr.
after a long run with his outstrs,..
hand. The crowd shouted i,s
prevail. Evers shot a single past b.
der. Connolly walked when p.-I
became unsteady. Evers and Com
scored on Whitted's slushing drr.
right for three bases. Whitted q.
on Schmidt's slashing single .b-.
Barry. Boston's batting was fs-H
and Bender was recalled from The
and Wyckoff replaced him. 1t u
the first time that am Athlete a-.
has ever been batted out OF The
in a worlds series. Coombs was "a. d.
out Of the box three years ag1 ,.
game with the Giants, but that n
because of injury. Eight hits
made off Bender while he was .a o..
box. Gowdy walked. Wychuff VI
Maranville's smash but thraw
Baker too late to catch SChma, NJ
bases were now filled with one o.
double play ended the inning. RI
took Deals Erounder and to.a
third forcing Gowdy, he then ,a-.
Deal out at first. Three runs Mp.
ATS, TO errors.
Second half-Evers took cafe
MuTplIy's slow roller and lh..v n
the runner. Deal tossed our o. vi
Rudolph was pitching a perfect ~-|
his slow ball coming high and r-
ing low, put never very near the AL
letics bats. Rudolph tossed ON "A
Inns. No runs. no hits no errors
SEVENTH INNINGS.
First half-Lapp went in to I'd
for the Athletics. Rudolph gu.
infieJd single which Collins was 0r
ly able to knock down. Baker IA
Moran's intended sacrifice and tuI
TO Barry, forcing Rudolph. E.I
struck out and Moran stole sa.r|
McInnis gathered in CouuuI
grCunder and threw to Wyck0rs Vi
the bag. No runs, ono lift
errors.
Second half-Evcrs fumbIcI TlEr
srounder and tho runner was ai
Mclnnis walked on four pitched M.
Strunk grounded out 10 ScHms
Baker going to third and Mrlnn.
second. Barry struck ont RgaaI
threw out Lapp at first j., was /
pcrb pitching by Rudolph. SO rnI
no hits, one error.
EIGHTH INNING.
First half-Whitted popped .
Baker. Schmidt singled thruag.
to left. Gowdy drove a hard sulll
let, CE which Schmidt went to ta
Maranville struck out. The NfhIeI
were plainly unsteady and SrHui
taking a good lead broke for I'd
when Lapp attempted to catch Coos
second. Schmidt was ratn|
-he plate, but Gowdy attemptcd
AXE third when Collins throw. to
plate was high. He was thrown
Lapp to Baker.
Second half-Wyckoff doubt,
right. Murphy was out, Mmar
70 Schmidt, but Wycloff took third
the pay. Oldring was the victim
three slow balls, all Of which hc miss
and Collins flew out to left.
NINTH INNING.
First half-This was q suor, n
With only three Boston pl9yora
Deal was thrown out by Bu.r
lolph hit to Barry wnO threw um
1t first and Moran's bouud,r
aiken care of by Baker. who ms
o McInnis.
Second haif-Bakor. first
lived the hopes Of tile Atuir,.,
rs, by doubling to right Nr
Gould not solve Rudolph au ..
bird. lie was thrown ont 1t Ua#.
Baker CO uld not advance. I'r. H
l pretty pay on Mclnnis. uufUH.
nnis back to second Strunl
ly to Eyers and Barry cuu..
,amc by rapping 10 Marauvl".
Osscd [" Schmidt for the out