The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-10
FIRST INNING

BOsToN-MoEan. strike one, called,
strike two, foufg ball one. foul. Moran
Ioufed 90 Mcinnis.. Ii was an easy
bile. Evers popped 60 Collins, who
backed Into RIG hfheId for the hall. Ev-
ers hif the nrst ball pitched. Connolly.
strike one. caiiedt strike two, foul.
connoliy famed. swinging hard nj the
third ball: No runs. NO hits. no errors.
bender had all kind. sf smoke and
almost perfect control.
ATHLETfcs-RudoIp ar.t hail
WINS a strike. Murphy singled 90 right
center. The bull shot past Eyers Hike
= bullet. oidrinE, strike onei ball one
He dumped the ball q few feet fn frons
of the plate ard came within AN ace
OF heating Il ont, Collins. ball one
Collins walked. RudoIpA's control twas
poor and he was able 90 get only one
strike across the pan TO Collins. Ba-
ker fouied 40 Schmidt ON the nrst ball
third ON sehmidt's throw 20 Deal.
Schmidt made the throw from q diff
cult angle. IL was . steriing play. M
Rudolph was q bit wild I'm thi. In
ming. but Baker's failure 10 wait him
out .fter Collins had drawn him on.
the Braves some trouble.
SECOND INNING.
BOsTON-Whitted. ball one. ball
two. ball three, strike one. called
/
Header gave him three halls high In
pan. HIS sezt Offering was wide Of
the plste. schmidt. strike one, awning
Schmidt nied 60 Oidrings IL WINS . hig h
, ny that seemed headed for the Ieftne i'd
bleachers. but did not have the power
90 carry. Gowdy, hall one. hall two,
two " swrns. Geway Se.s, se 90 . s,rise
scoring Whitfield. The big catcher
landed ON the ball with all his might
md II shot an live over Barry's head.
wall Msrsnvfiie. ball one. MaranviIie
singled Ia center, scoring Gowdy.
Deal. strike ONE, caiIedJ strike two.
swung. Deal hit into q double play.
runs, two hfts. NO errors.
The fans cheered wildly when the
braves put their two runs across, the
Bender Had poor control Of his fast
hall, and I'm the pinches was putting II
across with little effect.
ATHLErICs--McInnis ball one, hall
four straight balls. strunk. ball one,
hail twcJ strike one. cnlled. Strunk
singied 20 right, scoring McInnis. The
ball ball got te s. Msr rs, and rolled 20
~, ball ones strike one. cailcdy strike
two, foul. Harry famed. swinGinx FOR
the third strike NJ q high curve ont
bali two. sirunk was out at the plate
on sehang's grounder. Eyers to Gowdy
BENDER, strike one. caIleds ball one
ball two. Bender forced Schang, Mar
unviiie 10 Evers. One run. one hit. ONE
error.
THIRD INNING.
BOsTON-RuSolph, strike. strike
two, ball one. Rudolph was ont
McInnis. Moran. ball one. ball two, ball
threey strike one. called, strike two
calledy foul. Moran Tanned. bender
gave him three stralght balls for q
starter, then put four sQuarely across
the plate. Moran fouled on the third
ntrIKt UHd theu uwunw hrs hesssl On ~
the next offering. Evers, strike one
who mnde lazy catch Of nm easy pop.
No run. mo hit. mo- error.
ATHLETICS-Murphy strike one,
called ball ones strike two, foul. Muir
ply famed, taking q look at the third
strike. Oldrfng. ball one. ball two,
sfrike one. swungy strike two, foul
Oldring famed. Rudolph was using
swung mt balls which he should never
1 have offered mt. Collins. strike one,
! caIledy hull one. ball two. hall three
strike two, foul. Collins out. ON q
smashing bounder which Rudolph
| plucl<ed from the turf and tossed "a
| schmidt. No run. no hit. NO error.
Rudolph showed better pitching form
In this inning. His curve and slow
hall had the Athletics bafned and they
| failed to get the ball out Of the inneld
FOURTH INNING.
MISUNDERSTANDING trfke one, called
strike two. fouly ball one, ball two
| Connsily singled 10 right center, {
pretty line drive over Collinf' head
Whitted hit into double play. Bender