Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-12
GAME GOES BEYOND REeULA-
TIoN LIMIT WITH SCORE,
2 TO- 2.
TYLER LEADS BosToNIANs;
BUSH is MAcKs CHOICE
connoIly's Mut of Collins Drive in
First Inning Gives White Elephants
Lead Of One Run = Boston Twice
Ties Score and Battle Resolves IT,
self Into Pitchers Duel.

i Boston, Oct 12-Clcar skies and a
moderate temperature, ideal playing
! weather, favored the third game of the
] worlds series between the Philadelphia
Athletics and the Boston Braves, to be
played at Fenway Park today.
1t was almost last ditch defence
which the men from Philadelphia pre-
pared to make, as their opponents had
won both games already played. Vic
torious today, the Bostons would need
only one game to win the worlds base
ball honors.
| Weather conditions could not have
been better. A bright sun developed
! an atmosphere of summer, tempered
somewhat by breeze from the south
! west.
Men in Line All Night.
Thousands of persons moved on Fen
! way park this morning to join hun
dreds who had held places during the
night in the line to obtain bleecher
seats.
The first few arrived at noon yester-
day and by nightfall the number was
twenty. a midnight the line was 200
strong and as the sun rose there were
more than 500 men in six lines.
There were nearly 10000 rush seats.
5000 of which We're to be had for so
cents each. The others sold for 81. 1t
was required that the purchaser enter
the grounds immediately and thus pre-
clude speculation.
With $4,000 grandstand seats dispos-
eli Of. indications were that the num-
Der Of spectators would be about $4,000.
This would mean receipts Of $4,000.
Homefolks Cheer Confident Braves.
The Bostons. inspired by thousands
OF the home folks that filed. Fenway
park, tried for third victory with tho
same keen pursuit or conquest that en-
abled them to twice topple over the
American leaguers on. their own baili-
wick.
We've got the jump on the Athletics
and they never can get up enoughspeed
to catch us now" said Manager STALL
ings of the Bostons. "They have never
seen Tyler in action and Rudolph is
ready if we need him today. Bender
can't come back so soon and. if he
does, we will beat him again. There is
only the Athletics strong artillery to
stop u.s.
I'VE have not been hitting" said
Captain Ira Thomas, of the Athletics,
land any team looks feeble when it is
not getting in solid blows. Watch us
today. Our club is not the one to take
third straight beating
Boston Baseball Crazy.
Boston was baseball crazed today.
Hundreds swarmed all night at the
gates of Fenway park. Within an hour
after the unreserved stands We're flung
open every seat was taken and scores
lined the back field fences and pressed
against guard fence erected around
the rear of the outfield. Once the
crowd broke the wooden barrier and
mounted police had to drive the people
back into the enclosure. This was
three hours before game time. Outside
the fences thousands clanored vainly
to get in.
Ideal Weather For Today's Game.
An Indian summer day was furnished
for the contest. The sun glowed bright
~ in a clear sky and the air was
balmy. The playing field was dry and
fast.
Betting at noon was 10 to on Boston
to take the series.
Batting practice was lively and the
long drives of the home club were Wig
orously cheered by the crowd. Gowtiy,
heavy hitter of the first game. smashed
a ball into the temporary stands, while
Connolly, Baker and Collins sent smok-
ing liners to the left field stands.
Today's lineup was as follows:
Philadelphia: rf: Oldrins,
IT, Collins, 2b Baker, 3b; McInnis. 1b;
Walsh, CT; Barry, IS; Schang, C.; Bush,
Boston, Moran, rf; Evers, 2b; Con-
molly. If; Whitted, cf; Schmidt, 1b;
Deal. 3b; Maranville, IS; Gowdy, c;
Tyler. p.
KLEIN gave the decisions behind the
plate and Dineen on the bases. Hide
brand went to left field and Byron to
right field.
First Inning.
Philadelphia-The first pitch of Ty-
ler was a ball. The next was a strike.
Murphy doubled down the left field
line. Oldring sacrificed. The Boston
infield came in close on the grass to
take a play at the plate. Murphy
scored when Connolly dropped Collins
fly to left field. Baker struck out.
Gowdy tried to pick Collins off at first
but his throw was late. Collins stole
second, Gowdy's throw again beins
late. Mc1nnis was walked. Collins
was picked off second, Tyler to EVers.
One run, one hit, one error.
Boston-Bush's first pitch shot
around Moran's neck for ball. After
pitching three straight balls Bush
pitched two strikes. Moran popped
out to Collins. Evers singled over
Barry's head. Bush worked a fast in-
shoot almost exclusively. Connolly
.fouled out to Baker who made the
catch near the Athletics bench Evers
stole second, Schang's throw being to-
the left of the bag. Whitted was a
strike out victim. No runs, one hit. no
errors.
Second Inning.
Philadelphia--The Athletics were
ahead for the first time in the series.
Tyler ioon Srya;;shs splash ana tnrsw
him out. Tyler worked a wide curve
and had deceptive cross fire. Barry