The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-13
ATHLETICS ARE STILL HOPEFUL THAT MACK
 MACHINE WILL YET
 WIN WORLDS SERIES
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 ming to a close by sending a high foul to Gewdy.
 the ninth. The crowd made terrific din, hut Pitcher Bush apparently paid no attention to it. He pitched steady ball and Boston went out in order. Schmidt and Deal were thrown out by Baker and hush fell over the great crowd Barry threw out Maranville. Big Inning Comes
 Then came the big inning of the game in which the contest was appa rcntly lost to Boston and then saved. Schang shot a single into left field. The crowd looked for pinch hitter, but Mack sent in Bush. He struck out Murphy chopped a grounder at Tyler. who elected to get the nearest man. Schang, at second. But the throw was tee late and both the Athletic catcher at second and Murphy at first were safe.
 Both runners were advanced on Old rings out at first Tyler touching the ball as it shot by him to Evers. who gath, red it in and made the throw. Col lins was given base on balls With the bases full. the mighty Baker came to hat Things looked shaky for Tyler. He never quivered, however, as he faced | Baker Baker crouched over the plate end swung his bat back and forth. Ty- 1 Ter kept his head and soon had twq strikes on the heavy hitter. Then Tyler 1 sent one down the alley that looked good l and Baker smashed it at Evers with | such force that it almost knocked him l down. Before the Braves second base
 man could recover himself. Schang had | fla shed across the plate. Evers held the
 ball a moment and Murphy. who had | flo.I fpI lxpn F.vers making an attempt to head him ! off There was great joy on the Ath- l Ictics' bench and Mc1nns ended the in- I ring by sending long fly to Whitted.
 Gowdy Goes Home
 l With two runs to the rear and Bush pitching gilt. edged ball. things looked 1 gloomy for Boston. Gowdy walked 10 the plate with smile on his face, not withstanding the dull prospect. He wait l eG and caught straight ball which l he lifted into the bleachers far off in center field It was a tremendous drive, and he was wildly cheered as he crossed | the plate "Josh' DeVore was sent In to bat for Tyler The crowd had ''hunch'' l that Josh. with his luck. would produce
 hit but he struck out There were
 more cheers when Moran walked and
 there was a great outbufst when hf l raced to third on Evers' third single of
 the game. The crowd franticaly yelled 1 to Connolly to tie the score. The Ath- l letic fielders backed out toward the fences and the Braves greatest hitter rspped long sacrifice fly to Walsh. /! Moran came home with the tieing run
 amid wild cheering. Whitted fouled out 1 to Baker
 James to Mound
 | James went in to pitch for Boston in the eleventh Walsh dropped a grounder pf a thrown | Barry rolled another grounder to Schmidt 1 who scooped up the ball and touched l first Schang walked and Bush struck
 out
 1 It vas one. two. three for the Braves in 1 their lla f of the eleventh, schmidt fouled out to Schang. Murphy gathered i'll | Deals long fly and Baker -hot MaIan- vjlle's slow grounder to first ahead of
 tle runner.
 l Darkness was setting in and electric | signs on buildings outside the grounds 1 began to gleam There was speculation
 as to whether the game would be called. but Umpire Klem called "batter up' The Athletics opened their twelfth aus piciously when Murphy received base on balls. Oldring advanced him to sec 'ond when he chopped a grounder to James | and was thrown out. Collins lifted a foul to Deal and Baker was purposely walked It was then up to Mclnnis. but the best '.Stuffy'' could do was to force Baker at second Evers to Maranville.
 Was Getting Dark
 | It was getting quite dark when the | Braves came in for their twelfth inning. Gowdy, whose terrific hitting in the series has made him a tremendous favorite with the fans, threw the Boston rooters into another frenzy as he collared one of Bush's shoots and poled it into left field beachers for two bases. The Athletics ] appeared to be plsying for time for they