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gathered in without effort. schang put
right field to get.
Schmidt Strikes Out.
The National league champions tied up
the score In their half of the inning, after
two hands were out. Schmidt struck out
on Bushs slow balls. Deal hoisted a fly
TO Baker, Rabbit" Maranville worked
Bush for a base on balls, then stole sec
ond. lie wasn't there long before Gowdy
sent him home by n slashing two-baso
drive into the blos ohers In left Held, Tyler
went out Barry TO Mcinrb.
The worlds champions also went out in
order In the third inning. Bush fouled
out to Schmidt and Murphy was retired
on a sharply hit grounder, Evers TO
Schmidt oldring, after hitting at two
very wide balls, ended the inning by
grounding out. Maranvine to Schmidt.
Boston Jared no better In it's half OF
the third. Baker scooped up Moran's
grasscuttcr and tossed him out, Evers
dropped little grounder to Bush and was
also retired Connolly gave Murphy long
fly In right field.
Baker Fans second Time.
Tho Athletics put together their second
run In the fourth inning. After Collins
had shot hot liner at Evers. which the
Boston captain held. Baker struck out for
tho second time and there was great
cheering. "Stuffy" MoInnis waited until
he stood three and two and then caught
the groove bali on the hose and lifted II
into the left field bleachers for two bases.
Connolly made a daring try for the ball.
He leaped into the air lost his balance
and fell backward into the bleachers. lie
was out OF sight for several seconds, but
bobbed up unhurt and was cheered for his
effort Walsh also waited until he was
three and two and then slashed a single
70 left. bringing Mclnnis home.
COmpIaI ntO Umpire.
As McInnis was about to round third
Deal got in his way and both Harry
Davis, who was on the coaching lines fol
the Athletics. and McInnis. complained
10 Umpire Klein against Deals alleged in
reference, but as McInnis had scored
there was nothing for the umpire to de
eide. Barry grounded out TO Deal {
Schmidt. leaving Walsh on first.
With the Athletics having the advan
tage, the Boston rooters called for rum
and the Braves responded by putting on'
across in their half OF the fourth inning
Whitfield drove a hot grounder at Bust
which the Philadelphia pitcher could no
hold. but he managed to defect II I,
Collins. who tossed the runner out In TN
nick OF time. Schmidt delighted the hom'
fans by pushing fine single into cente
and the big first baseman rushed 4
second as Collins threw out Deal
With Meanwhile up and Schmidt ON &C
ond the vast crowd started a great noise
The Boston shOrtstop hit a sharp Cal
that went down the right field line. /
struck close TO the chalk mark and sho
against tho pavilion fence. then careene
into the field again. schmidt raced HON
and Maranville also made the circuit O
the bases while Collins. Murphy an
Walsh chased the ball.
Umpire signals Foul.
All this time Umpire Hidehrand wa
/ making frantic signals that the ball ha
struck foul He pointed TO a spot abou
an inch outside the line. while the grea
crowd cheered. not realizing that the ba
, had been declared foul. The Boston plaS
ers appeared as much surprised as III
: most dyed-in-the-wool fan.
After some discussion Maranville n
turned 10 the bat and Schmidt to secon,
The great cheering was renewed whe
: the little shartstop dropped a fly int
} right field and Schmidt tied up the scor
Maranville stole second and kept riEl