Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-13

Totals ........ 4O D 50 ~ l.
None out in twelfth inning, when
winning run was scored.
Xxx Batted for Tyler in tenth;
XXX Mann ran for Gowdy in twelfth.
xxx Batted for James in twelfth.
Philadelphia $50. 100 100 600 200-4
Boston ........ O1O 100 900 201-5
Two base hits-Murphy 2, Gowdy 2,
McInnis, Deal, Baker. Home runs
Gowdy. Hits-Off Tyler 8 in 10 in
nings; eff James 0 in 2 innings. Sac
rifice hit-Oldring, Moran. Sacrifice
flies-Collins Connolly. Stolen bases
Collins, Evers, Maranville 2. Dou-
Ible play-Evers, Maranville anc
Schindt. Left on bases-Philadel-
| phia 10, Boston s. First base on balls
Bush 4, Tyler 3, James 8. First
base on errors-Philadelphia l..
Struck out-By Bush 4. Tyler 4, James
II. Time-3:O6. Umpires-Klem, be-
hind plate; Dineen, on bases; Byron,
left field; Hildebrandt, right field.
Boston, Oct. 12.-In one of the most
sensational games ever played in a
worlds series, Boston today defeated
Philadelphia 5 to A. Twelve innings
of thrilling baseball were necessary
before the Nationals recorded their
third consecutive victory of the pres
enti series. So bitterly was the strug-
gle contested by. both teams that, with
the possible exception of the final
game between the New York Giants
and the Boston Red Sox in 1912, moth
ing equaling today's play has been re-
corded since the worlds series began
under the national commissions aus
pices, in 1905.
For three hours and six minutes the
two teams alternately led, tied, and
forged ahead in the score. While not
the best played game Of the series
from a technical standpoint, it was
so abounding9iin dramatic moments,
thrilling plays and baseball strategy,
that $4,000 spectators filling the
stands were lifted to superior heights
of enthusiasm by the struggle.
Braves Confident.
The Braves rushed joyously from
the field, determined to clinch the
1914 championship title with a fourth
victory tomorrow. The odds on Bos-
ton tonight are to 1, with little Ath-
letic money.
When hthe Philadelphians pressed
ahead the ever fighting Braves came
back spiritedly, evening matters up.
Philadelphia scored once in the first.
another in the fourth, while BOston
counted in the second and the fourth.
With the score 2 to 2, the play con-
tinued without advantage until the
tenth. The Mackmen began the extra
session by scoring two, when Schans
singled to left and was safe on Tyler's
late throw to second on Murphy's
grounder. After Oldring's out, Col
line walked, and Schang and Murphy
scored on Bakers single.
cowdy Hits Homer.
Gowdy started the rally for the
Braves with home run into the
bleachers beyond centerfield. Moran
walked. went to third on Evers' single
and came home on Connolly's sacri-
flee fly. Again the score was tied
until the last OF, the twelfth. Then
Gowdy again started things by dou-
bling. Mann ran for Gowdy, and Gil
bert, batting for James, walked. Mo
ran hit to Bush, who, attempting to
catch Mann at third, threw into left
field, and Mann's score ended the con-
test
Gowdy was the hero Of the game.
His two doubles and home run in four
times up were the feature hits. Evers
was second, with three singles, Muir
ply third, with two doubles; Baker,
with double and single, leading the.
Athletic batters.
The battery work was not clean cut
and spectacular as in the preceding
games. In addition to Bush's wild
throw, closing the contest, Schang is
charged with an error Bush famed
four, Tyler famed four, and James,
who pitched after pinch hitter had
been substituted for Tyler in the
tenth, famed one.