The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-13
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tconunusd Prom FIRST p.x.,

when Hooper was credited with an in.
neld hit on a ball that Niehoff should
nave gotten. IL looked here a. IL the
SoX were in position TO make enough
runs in this inning to decide the con.
Test. but their attack failed. Scott
popped and Speaker was out on an
easy roller down the first base line
The second and eventually the win.
ming run came over in the sixth. whom
Hobhtzell singled and raced home on
Duny Lewis ~screeching double 10
the left field fence. Lewis had driven
in the winning run yesterday. and he
vas easily the hero OF the crowd TO-
day. His defensive work in the field
this afternoon was little short OF won
derful. He was credited with six nut.
outs. and each chance that came his
way was a difficult one. I'D against
the fence n moment. he was dash
Ing toward the inheld at another 10
snatch a ball from his shoetops.
George Chalmers. the third PhiIIy
pitcher 10 fail before the hefty hick
DRY sticks Of the American league
chan pions. hurled a fair game OF bail
He allowed only eight hits. HoblitzeH
levying on his slants for three OF that
number.
Flayers Divide S145,OOO.
Today's game was the last in which
the players share the receipts. 4
total OF S144.S99.5O for division m
the members OF the two teams. This
Is the share allowed under the nation
al commission rules by players partici.
pating in the profits BE- limited TO the
hrst games. h winning team will
receive SS6,939 20. OF sixty per cent Of
the total As % players OF each team
are eligible contestants IN the series.
the individual share VIII moun 10
.f3.7799s each. n the division b. equal
The players themselves are the au-
thorities In deciding how the money
shall be disposed OF. and NAV reduce
the allowance 20 utility men who have
figured little In the activities Of the
league season or ~ the series. by vote
among themselves.
To the losers will 20 $3.50 so. or
q shares of f2.5i9.i2 each n the divis.
ion a. equal
The players profits this year are not
equal TO those Of 1911 and 1912. the
record crowds az the two gamea
played on Braves field falling 90 Offset
the restricted attendance a. the phiIa
delpha park.
During these frst four GAINES f27.
0fO persons have watched The play az
the teams They have paid Sos
332 90 Tor their Nares OF This sum
the national commission viii receive
f26.s33Z Zach club treasury gains
ffs .299 SO from these games and viii
be- further enriched as will the CON
missions strong box by The receipts
az subsequent contests in which the
players have no financial interest
Tomorrow Manager CarrIgan zoo.
doubleday viii send George Foster FOO
the mound 10 oppose Alexander.
Babe Ruth. the biz Boston Ifft
handler. has not set had o. chance in
the series. however. and Carrigan may
switch to him n the biz fellow seems
rieht
rirst inning. rirat HaIf
rfnrF DOL HaII q strike H. Hfr.Er .
NrI Stock singled uaaf fh.rI bud s.a
nf stretching hIa hf TruIa fl soon.
Bancroft Ir HHU d. IHII afrIEr NHI
Bancroft walled IHHNar. I'D UaI D.
Strike d. fluI strike q Ball g Bancroft
urrf fn second and would have Hf.r
Uuf nnI UIf Barry frnrur1 fHr BAIL u.fI
FnuI insrerf famed DrusHfh uY.
1HI HfrIfe = BAN D. Strike q "rHtafh
tf on an ouf shoot o. the crowd gave