New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-14

slow grounder Gowdy ended the
fun for Boston with a puny tap 10
Shswkey.
Fifth Inning.
:ladelphia-Barry made his first
and only hit of the series in open
ing the fifth inning. 1t was a single,
which Meanwhile could not handle in
time 10 beat the runner 70 first. He
went to second on Schang's out, Evers
TO Schmidt, and raced home on Shaw
keys two-baSe drive to left centre.
Murphy was an easy out, Eyers 10
Schmidt, Shawkey moving up to third,
but Oldring struck out.
Boston-Thc Braves clinched the
game, as it turned out, in their half
of the frame by scoring two runs after
two men were out. Barry took care
of Maranville's grounder and Baker
threw out Deal, but Rudolph started
the winning rally with a single to CEN
ire field. Moran set the fans in a
frenzy with ii two-bagger to left, which
put Rudolph on third. Then up stepped
Johnny Evers, the soul of the Boston
machine. and with the count three and
! two shot single to centre, scoring
two runs. With Connolly at bat Evers
"oo usHI VII Hlet Oll snap throw
by Shswkey.
Sixth Inning.
Philadel phia-Maranville robbed Ed
die Collins of a hit as the sixth inn
ing opened by a marvellous stop of a
sharply hit ball back of second base
and an underhand throw to first while
off his balance. Baker then fouled to
Deal, and Mclnnis gave Meanwhile an
other chance 10 shine with another
brilliant fielding play.
Boston-Pennock, left-handed
pitcher, replaced Shawkey as the
Braves went to bat, and Stallings Just
as quickly substituted Mann, g. right
handed hitter, for Connolly. On just
three pitched balls Mann flied to
Walsh, Whitted singled to left and
Schmidt singled to right. This furious
reception did not brighten Pennock.
however, and, settling down, he calmly
struck out the hard-hitting Gowdy.
while Schmidt was run down on an at
tempted double steal.
Seventh Inning.
Philadelphia-Walsh walked TO first
In the seventh frame and took second
on Wild pitch, but was doubled UP
by quick, accurate throw from Gowdy
TO Evers, as Barry struck out. Then
Rudolph also retired Schang on strikes.
Boston-The Braves made hasty
exit in their half. Collins threw out
Maranville, Baker did the same for
Deal, while Rudolph, who walked, was
left when Moran put up high foul to
Baker.
Eighth Inning.
Philadelphia--The Athletics made q
weak stand in the eighth inning. PEN
mock was out at first on an easy ground
er 70 Evers, Murphy flied to Mann and
Oldring popped to Evers.
Boston-The Braves Jared little bet
ter. Evers struck out, and Mann died
at first on q grounder to Collins.
Whitfield then walked, stole second, and
reached third on a passed ball, but
Schmidt ended the inning by striking
out.
Ninth Inning.
Philsdelphis-Di Dick Rudolph wound
up the game in blaze Of glory. The
justly famed heavy artillery OF the
Athletics--Collins, Baker and McInnis
faced him in order. but proved as i'm :.
potent as they had all through the
series. Collins struck out on three
pitched balls, and Rudolph shot two
strikes over on Baker, with the crowd
bowling and shouting each time the
umpire's arm shot up. A ball followed.
and then the former home-run king
bounced the ball TO Evers and was
thrown out at first. A minute later