Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-10

sixth In place OF Deal, who would bat
eighth In place OF Gowdy.
FIRST Inning.
Boston Bender's first offering was an
out curve which cut the plate for a
TO McInnis. Evers sent up a high fly 10
Collins and walked back to the bench.
Connolly took a strike and then fouled
off the next one and famed, missing a
slow one at the neck. No run, no hit. no
error
Philadslphia-Rudolp put over a strike
on Murphy. Murphy sent a short single to
center and the crowd started to cheer 1t
was the second ball pitched. Oldrlng sac
rifieed TO Schmidt. Gowdy nearly over
threw first base. Rudolph tried to cut the
corners OF the plate on Collins and pitched
three balls. His fourth pitch was a
strike. Collins walked and the crowd
cried to Baker for a hit. Baker fouled
out to Schmidt and Murphy was out try
Ing for third on the catch, Schmidt TO
Deal II was pretty double play. No run,
one hit, no error,
second Inning.
Boston--Bender pitched three balls and
then put over two strikes on Whitfield
whitted walked Schmidt flied out to
oldring. whltted scored on Gowdy's
two-bagSer' to the left field stand. The
Boston rooters ehssred 10 the echo.
0owdy scored on Maranville's single
over second. The Boston hits were sharp
and clean. A double play followed. Barry
took Deals grounder and tossed to Col
Inns. forcing Maranville. Collins then
threw out Deal. Two runs, two hits.
no error
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. had big. wide
curve which he worked on the corner Of
the plate. MeInnis walked on four
pitched balls McInnis scored when
! strunk's single went through Moran's
/ legs TO the fence. strunk took third on
the play. Barry famed. strunk was out
at the plate when Evers took Schlang's
grounder and threw to Gowdy Maran-
VILE took Bender's grounder and threw
20 Evers. torcins schang, One run. one
hit, one error.
Thlrd InninE.
Boston--Bender threw out Rudolph at
first Moran couldn't see Benders speed
I aud struck out. oldring took care OF
EveFs hoist No run. no hit, no error,
delphia'-Murphy famed. Ru-
dolph working him on two slow ones
and then a fast one. oldring also struck
out. Rudolph worked carefully and de-
liberately. his slow bah botherinE the
Athletics not little. Rudolph threw out
Collins at first. No run. no hit, no er-
TOR
Fourth InhinH.
Extraordinarily sent liner over Col
Inns head for a single, after having two
strikes called on him. A double play fol
flowed, Bender took whitteds smash and
threw to Barry forcing Connolly. Barr.
then tossed out whitted. Barry's throw
20 MeInnis was wide, but McInnis made
a beautiful stop. Collins tossed on
Schmidt at first No run. one hit. M
error.
PhnAdelphia-Bater fouled Off the firs
two and Rudolph had him In a hole
Baker struck out. missing a wide enc b!
a foot MeInnis also famed. Strunl
singlsd to left. but was out at seeon,
attempting TO stretch his hit. Connoll!
TO MAranviile. Il was pretty fielding
BY the Bostons. No rua, enc hit. no error
Ftfth IRninE.
Boston-Gowdy drove the bali TO IN
! center field fence for three-base hit
! Il was the first pitched ball. The um
pire cautioned the Boston bench 10
coaching. oowdy scored ON MAranville,
single over McInnis' head. A double plA
! followed. Bender took Deals bunte
] ny and then picked Off Maranvine q
/ fret Deal had attempted TO Sacrifices