The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-13

| great cheering. NIcInnis hit into the
left Held bleacherS for two bases Con
molly made daring try for the bail.
He leaped into the air, lost his balance
and fell backward into the blcachers
| He was out of sight for several soc
! onds. but bobbed up unhurt. Walsh.
! like McInnis, waited until no WAS three
and two and then slashed 4 single to
left. bringing Mclnnis home. AS Nc
! lnnis was about to round third, Deal
| got in his way, and both Harry Davis,
who was on the coaching lines for the
Athletics and McInnis complained TO
| Umpire KLEIN against Deals alleged In
ter:erencc, but as McInnis had scored
there was nothing for the umpire to
decide Barry grounded out, Deal to
schmidt, leaving Walsh on first
with the Athletics having the ad-
vantage, the Boston rooters called for
runs. and the Braves responded by put
ting one across in their half of the
| fourth. Whitfield drove = hot grounder
ut Bush, which he could not hold He
managed to defect to Collins, who
tossed the runner out In the nick of
time. Schmidt delighted the home fans
by pushing fine single into centre
field. and the big first baseman rushed
TO second as Collins threw out Deal
The Boston shortstop hit n sharp ball
that went down the right field line. 1t
struck close to the chalk mark and
shot against tho pavilion fence, then
| caromed again. Schmidt raced home,
and Meanwhile also made the circuit.
while Collins. Murphy and Walsh
| chased the ball. All this time Umpire
l.Hildcbrand was making frantic signals
that the ball had struck foul. He
pointed TO spot about an inch outside
me me, while the crowd cheered. not
realizing that the ball had been de-
ciared foul. The Boston players APP
peared surprised as the fans. After
some discussion Mnranville returned
10 the bat and Schmidt TO second The
cheering was renewed when the little
snorts'op dropped hit into right field,
on "hich Schmidt tied up the score
Maranville stole second, and kept right
on 10 third when Schang's throw to
me middle bag, to head the runner off.
Went wide and rolled into centre field.
dowdy was passed to first, and, on
an attempted double steal, Maranviile
was out, Schang to Collins to Baker
ATHLETICS GET MAN
49, ON IN FIFTH INNING
me Athietics got man on the paths
III me nth inning. Schang gave Moran
long fly. Dea, ran in and nickcd
up Bush's grounder and tossed him ONT
bush making no effort to run to first.
! Murphy drove smashing two Dagger
! INTO left field. but got no further, as
Oidring struck out
boston ALEC got n man on in their
half OF the NTH. After Tyler was
; thrown out, Bush to McInnis. and
aloran was retired, Barry TO McInnis
Evers got his second hit. n single to
lett held. He got no further. as Con-
molly went out. Collins to McInnjs
RtiCK DOUBLE PLAY
BREAKS UP SIXTH
/. quick double play by the famous
Evers e-Schmidt route, broke
up the Athletics sixth inning. Collins
singled down TO third base, and beat
/ the throw TO first. Baker grounded to
ENers. and Collins was doubled at
second. Evers to Maranville and Baker
was out. Maranville to Schmidt Nc
! lnnis hit To Deal and was thrown out.
two-base hit did not help Boston
in the sixth. Whitfield was thrown
out, Bush TO Mclnnis. and Schmidt hit
fly, which oldring gathered in. Deal
then slammed the ball into left field
bleachers for two bases. He got no
further, as Maranville hit n ny straight
! up IN the air, which Schang caught in
front of the pitchers box
: TYLER MAKES SHORT WORK
OF WHITE; ELE,PIf A NTS
Tyler made short work OF the White
Elephants In the seventh. Walsh fouled
10 Deal; Barry was thrown out. Tyler
TO Schmidt. and Schang Went out. Evers
TO Schmidt.
The National Leaguers also went out