The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-13

BOSTON, Massachusetts,, October is
- Associated Press by Federal Wire
Less twelve inungs Of nerve. racking,
desperately played, sensational baselali
was the treat of the fans who crowded
Fenwick Park, lined the housetops and
watched the game from any vantag5
possible yesterday, the hard hitting,
brilliant nelding and marvellous playiny
Bostons winning their third game frola
the Athletics by score Of 5 to a.
With the Gtaging of wonderful
rally in the twelfth inning that brought
them fame and victory, Stallings'
Braves were carried from the fcld by
the frenzied fans with the third game
OF the series and today the most OF "a
baseball exports are coneodino the palm
as champions of all the BASEBALL world
to the once lowly and dospiscd Boston
Braves.
Never before in the history of the.
worlds series has snch a game of base
ball been played and all fandom IS talk
ing of the wonderful, marvellous and
what not ability Of Stallinps men.
Starting the game in the rear, the team
fought brayely and Gamely every inch
of the way and performed the almost
uuheard Of feat of tying the Athletics
on three occasions.
Was Great Game.
On two of the occasions WHOM Boston
tied the score, many innings OF the
game remained to be played but in tho
tenth inning when the liraves snatched
almost certain defeat from the fire aud
stood again on an equal with the MIGHTY
Athletics, the Excitement aud din that
came from FenWick Park will possibly
never be surpassed or oven oquale,l.
Up to tho Fourth inning each side hal
scored two guns and for the next ayc
innings both teams went forth ut break.
neck speed sehoming, fghting and hon
ing for the one run that would give
them q victory ....
Despite that the blcachcr gates wcrc
opened at ninc o clock and that many
of the fans stood in limo al night, it
was impoesible to aceommodatc thou
sands who bought admission 10 thaI
grounds. According 20 the checker,
$500 tickets were sold, netting tota
gate receipts of SOL sos. or this, tho
National Commission win receive
$63S0,S0, the players Of the two teams |
viii receive $3i, 1862 and the eiuba
$l14S.5f. W.
Following Is the score by Innings,
runs, hits, errors, batteries and per-
formances of the pitchers:
123.A 5.6.7 S 8 In.lI I2
Phila. l o OIL q 90 q go Of
Boston q 10 / 90 900 2 0 ID
mn. Hfrt .a - y
Philadelphia B.. 80. 80. ;. t,|ss 2I
Boston 80. ......... Y......,.... y y
Batteries Boston: Tyler, Jamg, and /
Gowdy; philadelphia: Bush and Sehalg. /
Struck out BY Tyler four; by James |
one; by Bush -Four Bases on balls: on
Tyler three; OF James thrpe; OIL Bush |
four. No hits off James. g. @@
Errors Bush and Schang of Athlct !
les, ConncllyiM Boston. .1tE j,s,..ll
Time Of gamc-rhrcc hours and six
...-. .'.I
. PHILADELPHIA, October i0.--[As, |
sociatcd Press by Federal Witolessl
Laying the wood ruthlossy and heavily |
against the offerings of '4Big Chief ~
Bender and "silent'' Wyckoff, tho
Boston Braves hammered themselves in
TO the winning column IN the opening
game Of the Worlds Series here yestertI
day, the final score being to | in IA
vor Of the mon from Boantown. i
Occupying the mound for tn" Boston /
aggregation was Richard Rudolph, and I
ne proved nl'nseiI master Of 'Ee sltua-
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