Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-11
Dramatic END
Of Second GAME
BRAVES GRABBED SECOND
GAME WITH NINTH IN
MING FINISH,
Athletics HIT Twice
COULD DO NOTHING WITH
THE SPEED OF
JONES.
A RALLY FELL SHORT
Fas. Double Play in the Ninth
Cut Off Hopes Of the
Mack Men
A RALLY FELL SHORT

II UllADEIPHIA, oct To- IN a
L pitchers battle with dra-
matte climax usually reserved for
baseball fiction, the Boston Nationals
defeated the Philadelphia Americans
here today In the second game of the
worlds series by score of to o..
As a result of the victory the Braves
left for Boston tonight with a two
game lead over the Athletics and the
added advantage Of playing the next
two contests on their home grounds
when the series is resumed on Mon
day.
Break Came Late.
Although the American league
champions were forced TO bow FOR
the second time In two days to the
superior play Of their National league
rivals they offered a far more deter
mined opposition than was the case
Friday For eight innings the two
clubs battled behind the pitching of
James and Plank, without the sem
blancc of an advantage Then came
the break In the game and once more
the Nackmen saw another world s ST.
rios contest slip away,
James had been pitching unhittable
ball and Plank, while not quite as ef-
feCtive, had with the aid Of his re-
markable infleld held Boston score
less The Athletics veteran twlrler was
working as smoothly as at the bhgin-
,aned hin, ,t Tho onentno of tba ninth
i",,tno ,rho nb,rtouniil,o shortston
-, par,i,' 10 Nt,t,ris ma Doai
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..pn5" c,,ith yiennad tn mo pIotr
r.t. A1,I,,j. -'Ilnu..rs ,lr..d, ysr,
s,n',.i,,, ~, ,,I,,t rb,nc,' tG.ir tI.yors
hsI 49, ,,.,r ami I'm thn .ointb Dral 'aud
ir'" u" .,,,',''.i " ", ~ H.. ,,s, aus mo
T..., XXI s,rt,.. vb, had hin into
n,no l,.'IIo iI,,,s on Friday and
'n' c u,r ,..,,, ,n,tos in t,do,'s
,.., ..,,sidor.J mailing
farlor
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n'., tnr..,,, ,n, unsnt
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. ," .,,,.,. Ia drove long
. .,,,,,l's ba,5 AMI o. uo-
, I,t., ,t,le, third V'n.u Srhanp
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NJ I uo,,.y trrnod to tbrow f..
1,,.l l.,, NH tbo balI ana Deal was
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d,shira across the plate with the sol
t,',',. nm ~ tho p1ulo
Th, A,hl.tirs ropliod with "a great
rauy i'm their half Of the ninth and
James. who had carried the game on
tia sh,uIders alone up to this point
Lrp,u to tottcr The thousands OF
r,,tel. for thr. home cluh were stamp
INC rbD,riug and clappug i'm unison
and Barry waited patiently until
Eu.c. p1s-pd him 90 first. Schanp
.,u,..t lam Walsh. batinl for Flank.
Aka v,s walked by the ratified
pitchsr
In,oar Was Awful
,,..,.. ..,.i .,.. .,,t tho fans
. ,n., li.,.t,,,on wore to break
Ia .,.i, ord th. uproar was
u" anu NAN. Nir,,.b, l.,J off
u'''' NL,I.ti.s s,.nu.d =, tho
lnau io' vac T,,n,s'
p'al'' Iuu ~ '''' ,''''7 ,f tt, hat drove
CA, VS i,'' ,',,',,do,. w." to mo In Of seq
'P."7 Gt'.,,r,.iIl., ,tr,rc with the
t ~ the hat and with catlike
.r''N "l . ~ Ian ana yyitb an
'v"u"' ,.t.4 mo hnp forcing
W.url III, ..l,.l., th,. same. motion
N"'S"' Va Io halI ia schmidt at
ne S'"Pi'" ,Il, ~, Mummy and a
IHS' ~, ,...,,t d,,,r In , cloud Of
S''o'u NJ ..,''sboJ into him at
o"7' aS '''''
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