The chronicle=news., 1914-10-12
II o 1 0 O 0 2 o 0-4
.O 10 / o o o o o ia

quest that enabled them to twice
topple over the American Lacquer on
their own bailiwick.
We've got the jump on the AtlI-
letics and they never can get up
enough speed to catch us now" said
Manager Stalilings of the Bostons.
They have never seen Tyler in ac-
tion and Rudolph is ready If we need
him today. Bender can't come back
SO soon. and If he does we will beat
him again. There is only the Ath-
letics' second string artillery to stop
u.s..
1--WE have not been hitting" said
Captain Ira Thomas of the Athletics
any any team looks feeble when it is
not getting in blows. Watch us to-
day. Our club is not the one to take
a third straight beating"
Boston was baseball craZed today.
Hundreds swarmed all night at the
gates OF Fenway Park. Within an
hour alter -thY- ,fnrcsrrved .'stanas
were flung open every seat was taken
and scores lined the backfield fenc-
es and pressed against a guard fence
field. Once the crowd broke the
wooden barrier and mounted police
had to drive the people back into
the enclosure. This was three hours
before the game time. outside the
fences unable to get admittance
thousands clamored vainly to get in.
An Indian summer day was filrn-
ished for the contest. The sun glowed
brightly in clear sky and the air
was balmy. The playing field was
dry. and fast Betting at noon was
10 to 7 on the Bostons to take the
series.
FIRST INNING.
First half: The pitch of TyIer's
was ball. The next came over for
d strike. Murphy doubled down to
left field line. Oldring sacrificed Ty-
Ter to Schmidt. Murphy going to
third. The Boston infield came in
close on the grass to make play at
the plate. Murphy scored when Con-
nelly dropped Collins intended sac
rifice fly. Baker struck out. He
missed curve by yard. Gowdy
tried to pick Collins off first, but
his throw was late. Collins stole
second Gowdy's throw being low.
McInnis walked. Collins was picked
off second. Tyler to Evers. One run,
one hit. one error.
Second half: Bush's first pitch
shot around Moran's neck for ball.
After pitching three straight balls,
Bush put over two strikes. Moran
.xcr tI,n
and popped to Collins.
Evers singled over Barry's head.
Bush worked fast inshoot almost
exclusively. Connolly fouled out to
Baker, who made the catch near the
Athletics bench. Evers stole sec
ond. Schans's throw being to the left
of the bag Whitted was a strike
out victim. No runs, no hits. no err
rors.
SECOND INNING
First half: The Athletics were
now ahead for the first time in the
series. Tyler took Walsh's hit and
threw him out. Tyler worked
side curve and dropped Barry out on
foul to Schmidt. Tyler found SchanE
with slow curve. E.vers took
Schang's looping fly with his gloved
hand No runs, no hits, no errors.
Second half: Schmidt struck out
being fooled by Bush's change of
pace. Deal flew out to Baker. The
wind almost carride the ball out OF
Bakers reach Maranville walked.
Maranville stole second. Maranville
scored when Gowdy knocked u two
ba rpnr into the left fold hlpachprS
Tyler almost got a hit down the lett
field line. but the ball was foul by
foot or more. Barry threw out Ty-
Ter at first. One run, one hit. no
errors.
THIRD INNING.
First half: BUSH fouled out to