The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-14


 for double play but momentarily jug eled the ball and caught Connolly only
 in the nick of time. Whitted shot hard drive to Collins and the ball was denected sufficiently by the fielder to permit Whit ted to reach first and Evers third Collins, in trying to field the ball, turned his ankle and play was stopped for few minutes He limped to his position and play was l resumed. Then came the first real cheer of the Boston fans Schmidt showed a | slow grounder at Barry, who threw the Boston first baseman out as Evers crossed the plate. Whitted moved to second on the out and was left there when Shawkey threw out Gowdy. Up to this time the Athletics had made five hits without SCOT ing, while Boston manufactured a run out of a base on balls, an out and a short single and a second out.
 Barry made his first and only hit of the series in opening the fifth inning. It was a single which Maranville could not handle in time to beat the Athletics shortstop. Barry went to second on Schang's out, Evers to Schmidt and came home with the Athletics only run on Shawleys long two-base drive to left center. Murphy was an easy out, Evers 1 tc Schmidt, Shawkey moving up to third
 oldring swung at wide balls and was
 
 Win in Fifth
 The new worlds champions won the title in their half of the fifth inning Maranville went out. Barry to Mc1nnis.
 and Baker threw out Deal. Rudolph brought cheers from the fans by shoot | ing a single into centerield, and the rooters were brought to their feet when
 Moran drove two-base hit to left field
 on which Rudolph took third. The big
 crowd made much noise as Captain Evers
 stepped to the plate. Moran took a big | lead off second and then the Braves cap tain. after two strikes. dropped a single into center field, on which both Rudolph and Moran scored. The Royal Rooters' hand struck up lively tune. and Connie
 Mack sent Pennock. Wyckoff and Bressler out to warm up. The crowd rooted for 1 Connolly to help but while he was at bat
 shawkey by a quick throw, nipped Evers
 off first and the side was out
 Athletics Dejected
 l The Athletics looked a bit dejected as | they came off the field. There was a noticeable increase in the enthusiasm of the Boston players as they took their positions m the sixth with a two-run lead and their pitcher going fine. Ma
 ranville robbed Collins of a base hit ! hy sprinting oyer back of second, pick Ing up sharp hit grass-cutter and toss | ing out the Athletics speedy runner while off his balance. Baker raised a high foul l to Deal and McInnis was thrown out on another fine fielding play by Maranville Pennock, one of the AMackmen lefthand- CTS, replaced Shawkey and Mann was
 sent in by Manager Stallings to bat for tConnolly against the left-handed pitch ing. Mann flied out to Walsh. Whitted singled to left field and went to third on Schmidt's wicked drive at Collins for one base. the ball being too hot for Collins to handle. Gowdy fell a vic tim to strikes and moment latsl
 Schmidt was caught between first and second. Pennock to Mc1nnis to Collins to McInnis, retiring the side
 Mann went into left field in Connolly place in tho seventh inning. Walsh re- ceived a base on balls and went tc second on wild pitch. Barry struck out and on the play Gowdy threw to second and caught Walsh off the bag for
 a double play. Evers taking the throw
 Schang again struck out
 Boston's Seventh
 | Boston's seventh inning was quickly over. although one man reached first.
 Maranville was thrown out by Collins and Deal was retired by Baker. Rudolph was given base on balls and was left | ct first as Moran fouled out to Baker. With the seventh inning over 1t looked
 as if nothing could prevent Boston from winning the series. Rudolph who had
 yielded seven hits in the first five innings, appeared to be pitching stronger. Pen
 nook was an easy out. Evers to Schmidt.
 Murphy flied out to Mann. who made a | fine running catch toward center field. Oldring flied out to Evers
 | Captain Evers, first up in the eighth for Boston. took his strikeout good naturedly. Mann was thrown out by Collins, but Whitted was given a base on balls Whitted stole second. the only
 steal of the game, and moved up to third on Schang's passed ball. Schmidt ended the inning by striking out. The Athletics erstwhile heavy artil | iery, Collins Baker and McInnis. who | all hit over 300 in the American league
 season. came up in the ninth in last 1 (COutinued on Pare RleyenD