The chronicle=news., 1914-10-09

wide one by foot. McInnis also
famed. Strunk singled to left but
was out at second trying to stretch
his hit. Connolly to Maranville. 1t
was pretty fielding by Boston. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Fifth Inning: Gowdy drove the
ball to the center field fence for a
Three base hit. 1t was the first
pitched ball. The umpire cautioned
the Boston bench for coaching Cow
| dy. Gowdy scored on Maranville's
play followed. Bender took Deals
fly then picked off Maranville at
first. Deal had attempted to sacri-
flee. Rudolph struck out. One run,
two hits, no errors. ..
Second Half: Maranvillc took
Barry's Texas Lacquer away out in
1.-THE left field. 1t was sparkling
struck out. 1t was Rudolph's sixth
strike-out. Bender flied out to Whit
tied. No runs. no hits. no errors.
Sixth Inning: Moran sent up foul
back Of third base which Barry took
after "a long run with his out
stretched hand. The crowd shouted
approval. Evers shot single past
Bender. Connciley walled when Ben
der became unsteady. Evers and
i Connolly scored on Whitted's single
drive to right for three bases. Whit
ted scored on Schmidt'ss s sslashing sim
gle through Barry. Boston's battin J
was terrific and Bender was recalled
from the box Wycoff replaced him.
1t was the first time that Philadel-
phia pitcher has been batted out OF
THE box in the worlds series. Coombs
was taken out OF. the box three years
ago in game with the Giants bus
that was because of an injury.
Eight hits were made off Bender
} while he was in the box. Gowdy
walked. Wycoff took Maranville's
smash and threw to Baker too late ia
catch Schmidt. The bases were now
filled with one out. A double play
ended the inning. Baker took Deals
groundcr and touched third forcing
Gowdy and then threw Deal out al
first. Three runs, three hits. no cr.
rors.
Second Half: Evers took care oi
J Murphy's slow grounder and threw
him out ut first. Deal tossed out
Ollring. Rudolph, was pitching a
perfect game. His slow ball COMING 9
low, but never where the Athletics
: bats were. Rudolph tossed out Col.
lins. No hits. no runs. no errors.
In nfrr la, ..
catch for the iPhilaslelphia Athletics
Randolph hit an in-field single which
Collins was barely able to knocl,
down. Baker took Moran's intended
J sacrifice and threw to Barry. fore
ing Rudolph. Evers struck out and
Moran stole second. McInnis gath.
cred In Connelly's grounder and
then threw to Wyckoff who covered
the bag. No runs. one hit, NO errors
Second Half: Evers fumbled Bak-
ers grounder and the runner wal
safe. McInnis walked on four pitched
balls. Strunk grounded out to
Schmidt Baker going % third and
MrInnis to second. Barry struck out
Rudolph threw out Lapp at first. 1t
; was superb pitching. No runs, nc
hits. one error.
Eighth Inning: Whittcd sent up u
thigh fly to Baker. Schmidt got q
Texas leagucr to left field. Gowdy
singled to left and Schmidt went To
third. Maranville struck out and
Gowdy ran to second: Schmidt stole
home. Gowdy tried to 20 to third
tbut was thrown out by Lapp. One
run, two hits. no errors.
\ Second Half: Wycoff doubled to
fright field fence. Maranvilie threw
out to Murphy at first. Wyckoff 60
Il Ing to third. l. Oldring struck out.
3 Collins flew out tot. CoRnclly NJ
runs, one hit, no errors sta.s .,tt
N Ninth Inning. The crowd began0tO
leave tho stand when the inning op-
ened as 1t was realized that Boston
4.had all but won the game. Baker
threw ont Deal. Barry threw out
Rudolph. 1t was announced that the
official attendance was 20,66S Bak.