New Britain herald., 1915-10-12
RED SOX WINNERS
 OF FOURTH GAME
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 long time to wait for the real show and amused themselves accordingly.
 Coombs At Game.
 "we should see another fine pitche1 I game today if Chalmers and Shore are right said "Iron Man" Jack
 was thought to be the one most like ly to be chosen to try to stop the rush of the Red Sox. His delivery which sends the ball to the plate in low affd evasive line, cutting corners closely, has been successful to an un- usual degree at times. Manager Moran in fact, was quoted today as saying that he would have sent Chalmers instead of Mayer against Boston on Saturday. but for an element which he feared would operate to his dis advantage. Eppa Jeptha Rixey, the elongated and cratic left handler, was the other possibility.
 Leonard Broke Theory.
 Similarly some doubt existed as to the choice of Manager Carrigan. Ruth, a-,youthful a southpaw who played @ prominent part in the pitching which brought the team to a championship, has not yet pitched in the series.
 Leonards successes against the Phillies yesterday dem olished the theory that they would fall heavily ~Gpon left handlers, and Manager Car rigan said he felt certain that Ruth could win if he were started. But the Boston manager also mentioned Shore as a possible choice, and it was thought that the latter would be turned against the Phillies to take ad- vantage of what he had learned to their weaknesses at bat in the first game of the series Although Boston lost this game, Shore was credited by many with having outpitched Alex acder.
 Carrigan said that, whether his decision brought Shore or Ruth into the game, he would not himself be in the line up this afternoon. As cTtcher for Leonard yesterday, he was a big factor in the formers pit ching which retired the Phillies in order after the third inning. - Crowd PIeases Players. Sight of the great line of men and boys stretching out from the en- frances to Braves Field was a pleas ing prospect to the players as they went to their dressing rooms this morning. It was the last game in which they were to share in the pro- |AGeeds, the national commission rules lmHing players participation to four games.
 It was believed today that the spec tator army would not be less than that of yesterday, which numbered k 42,300 paid admissions, the receipts totalling $S3,19 In each case these figures constituted new additions to wosld series and other baseball records. Figuring from such basis | for today's game, members of the team which wins the series will re- ceiye about $3,70O. One or two previous series have resulted in greater returns to the players, the lack of space in the Philadelphia park being too great to be offset by the record. receipts at Braves Field Spectators Lines Longer. The fans who made the first rush ; through the gates of Braves Field today had formed in line soon after the game of yesterday was finished, or } lad purchased places from those who B had held them since that time. The lines were longer than those of the preceding day. Hundreds of clerks
 
 5 to get choice seats for their holiday zouting.
 There was no line waiting for re- served seats, all reservations having Sheen disposed of yesterday. Specula- \ tcrs, however, had picked up some tickets from those who saw yester- days game and who wished to turn x over their seats for the remaining two { nossible games at a small profit. 8These were to be had at prices within ERgch of most grandstand habitues * The reasonableness of the speculator demands, 1t was thought may have #been influenced by the fact that vigil # lance yesterday so reduced their operations that a number of grand stand seats remained unoccupied dur Ing sthe game.
 sf First Inning.
 First Half-Stock singled past third but was out stretching his hit, Lewis Ito Scott. Bancroft walked. Bancroft went to second and would have been out had not Barry dropped the ball. Cravath hit on an outshoot and the crowd gave him the laugh. Cravath struck out and Shore was given loud cheer as he walked to the home *bench. No run, one hit, one error. Second Half-Hooper struck out. Scott also whiffed. Speaker walked #Speaker out trying to steal, Burns to Niehoff. It was pitchout and Speaker Was easily nailed. No run, no hit, no error. /
 Second Inning.
 " First Half-Luderus shot a single
 AsFight Whitted sacrificed, Hoblit- sel to Barry, Luderus going to sec Bond. Niehoff fouled out to Cady. ABurns walked. Chalmers was vic- Xtipa on strikes. No run one hit no