The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-13
GOWDY'S TERRIFIC HITTING WINS
THIRD GAME FOR THE BRAVES
sOSToN'S BAckSTOP DROVE OUT
HOMER AND TWO DOUBLES.
BRAVES WIN HARD FOUGHT. 70.
INNING GAME.

Boston, Oct. 12.-Gowdy's heavy
hlttlng was mostly responsible for
the third victory of the Boston Braves
over The Philadelpnia Athletics Ills
afternoon, when the National league
pennant winners took the third
straight game from Connie Mack's
men by score of to 4, II innings
pelng necessary to decide the came.
1t was Cne of the most exciting
world championship games ever play
ed, With Bush, for Philadelphia, and
Iyler. for Bl9tCn, both pitching unus-
uallyrgood ball the two teams went
from ethe fourth to the terth inning
without scoring. The score at the he
ginning of the tenth stood %. In
that inning, however, Philadelphia
made two runs, and to the belief of all
won the game, but Stalines' Braves
camesup with the same gameness
that marked their fight during the
ciose#of the season. and tied the
scores# Gowdy started the rally with
home run. A single, base on
oallsMand sacrifice fly resulted in
the other run necessary to tie the
s2ol az
In The eleventh Le'ther club had
chance to score, but in. the twelfth
Howdy, who had previously doubled
and hit home run, started off again
by sending out his second double.
Gilbert. batting for James, then walk
ed Moran bunted and Bush ATTEMPT
ing to catch Mann, who was running
Tor Gowdy, at third, threw wild, and
he came in with the winning run.
and the 35,500 fans swarmed the field
and yelled themselves hoarse for the
Braves.
Both Bush and Tyler pitched fairly
good ball. Tyler, however, was taken
out in the tenth to make room for a
pinch hitter, and James, the hero Of
Saturdays game, went in and pitched
the next two innings, not giving up n
MT. Following is the game in de-
tail:
FIRST iKNlEG.
Philadelphia--Mu first man
up, doubles. Oldrine sacrifices, 60
ing out at FIRST and advancing Muir
ply to third; Collins hits to left, and
when the fielder drops the ball, Muir
ply scores. Baker fans and Collins
steals second; McInnis walks and
Collins is caught mapping off second.
one run, | hit, / error
Morans pops out to Collins; Evers
singles to left; Connolly pops to
Baker; Evers steals second. Whitted
fans. 0 runs, / hit errors.
SECOND INNING.
Phiiadclphia-W Walsh pops out to
first; Scang hits a line drive to Evers
who makes a beautiful catch; Barry
pops out to first. No hits, no runs,
no errors.
Boston-iSchmidt fans; Deal flies
out to third; Maranvlle walks and
steals second. Gowdy hits two
bagger, scoring MaranviIle. Tyler,
out, short to first. One run, one hit,
no errors.
THIRD INNING
Philadelphia-Bu pops out TO
third; Murphy out, second to first;
Oldring out, short to first No runs,
no hits, errors.
Boston-Moran out, third to first;
hvers out. pitcher to first; Connolly
flies out to center. No runs, hits,
0 errors.
FOURTH INNING
adelphia-Coi:ng pops Hut to
hivers, Baker fans: McTnnis coubies
to left an1 scores on Walsh's single
Barry out, third to first. One ru1,
one hit, 0 errors.
Roston-Whitted out CdEins out
McTnnis on pretty pickup; schmidt
singles over second; Deal out, second
t. first, Schmidt going to second.
Maranuville, after hitting a close
foul down left field line, sin
giles. Schmidt scoring; MaranvilIe
steals second and goes to third on a
bad throw by Schahg. Gowdy walks
and steals second, but Maranville is
caught between third and home. One
run, two hits, one error
FIFTH INNING
Philauelrhia-Sc Schang fIies out 70
center; Bush out, third to first; Muir
ply doubles to left. Olrri lR ends the
inning by tanning. No runs, hit,
no errors.
Boston-Fyler out, pitcher to frs, 4,
Moran out, third to first; Evers sin
giles to left and Connolly hits to Col.