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Baker going to third. McInnis out. try
ing for second Connolly. Deal to Evers.
McInnis hit the first ball pitched.
Walsh up. Strike one, called. Strike
two, swung. Ball one, Ball two. Walsh
famed No runs, two hits, no errors.
At this time the Athletics had nicked
Rudolph for five hits This is as many as
they got in the entire first game against
him, but runs were lacking.
BOsTON-Evers up: Ball one, strike
one, called, strike two. foul, ball two.
foul, ball three. Evers walked. Shawkey's s
control deserted him while the little fell
low was at bat.
Connolly up. Ball one. Connolly out,
Collins to McInnis. Collins had a double
play before him, but fumbled momen-
tarily and Evers reached second safely
Whitted up. Strike one, called. Strike
two, called. Ball one. Whitted singles
10 Collins, Evers reaching third. Whit
ted's hit was too hot for Eddie to handle.
The Athletic intield held a strategy
board meeting with Shawkey. Schmidt
up Schmidt out. Barry to McInnis,
Evers scoring and Whitted taking second.
Gowdy up; Strike one, called. Gowdy
out, Shawkey to McInnis. One run, one
hit, no errors.
Shawkey's sudden wavering in this in
however pitching them every place but
over the pan. To gain any control he
had 70 resort TO straight ones.
FIFTH INNING.
ATHLETICS-Barry up. Ball one
Strike one. swung. Ball two. Barry
singled, the ball bouncing over Deals
head It was his first hit of the series.
Schang up Ball one. Strike one, foul,
Ball two. Schang out. Evers to Schmidt,
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Shawkey up, Strike one. swung. Ball
one, Shawkey doubled to left centre.
scoring Barry. II was beautiful drive
between Connolly and Whitted. and would
have been a homer on an open field.
Murphy out, Evers 10 schmidt Shawkey
taking third.
Oldring up: Strike one, swung; strike
two, swung; ball one. Oldring famed
One run, two hits, no errors.
Rudolph had Oldring swinging like a
pendulum at his splitter. Rube missed
them by foot. Although the Athletics
have collected seven hits up 10 this
time, the NTH inning was the FIRST in
which they could bring two in a row.
OSTON-Maranville up. Maranville
ball pitched.
Deal up. Ball one Ball two Ball
three. Strike one, called. Strike two,
called. Deal out, Baker TO McInnis.
Deal got Shawkey in the hole at the
start by working him for three straight
balls.
Rudolph singled 10 centre on the first
ball pitched. II was a corking line drive.
Moran doubled TO left centre Rudolph
reaching third.
Evers up. Ball one. Ball two, Strike
one. called Strike two foul, Ball three.
Evers singled TO centre, scoring Rudolph
and Moran It was a wicked drive that
shot past Shawkey like a shell shot from
a German cannon.
and retired, Shawkey and McInnis. Two
runs, three hits, no errors.
The Braves crossed Shawkey. Deal,
Rudolph and Moran hit the first ball
pitched. Shawkey had been trying to
put this ball over because Of the uncer-
tainty of his control
SIXTH INNING.
ATHLETICS-ColHns out. Maranyille 70
Schmidt, a really wonderful play. The
ball shot over second base but Maran-
vile got il IN back OF the bag and scored
a great assist
Baker up. Ball one; strike one, called.
Baker fouled 10 Deal
Mclnnis up Strike one. called. McInnis
out Maranvlle TO Schmidt, No runs, no
hits, no errors.
With their two-run lead the Braves
inheld showed renewed pep and flashed
brilliantly. Collins smash over second |
would have been a hit nine times out OF /
len MaranVills making seemingly im- l