The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14
Two Home Runs by Hooper
and One by Lewis Defeat
Phillics i'm Fifth Game.
BOSTONS HAVE KNACK
OF RISING TO CRISES
Twice Foes Take Lead:
Twice VictOrs Tie Them;
Finally Win by 5 to 4.
~ WILL An y. WANN 4.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. I3-Whatever the
Boston Red Sox have to do, whatever
runs they need to win a baseball game
they make. Here to-day In the narrow
empire Of their rivals for the national
championship they beat those rivals. the
Phillies. and brough, the national series
10 a close. The score was : to T.
II was the fourth consecutive victory
Tor the American Leaguers. who. in es-
tablishing the fact that they are the
champions. also proved that they are a
powerful. evenly balanced, never beaten
ball club. Every game they won from
the National Leaguers was won by n one
run margin only. but they won -four to
the phillics one. and to-day, AZ in all
their successes over the Quakers. they
we're equal to run getting demands
This game had harder hitting than
my of the others. There was a rush
ard drive and surge to IL that none or
the Others had, this because OF the
harder hitting. The phillies opened
with II rush. making two runs. repeated
In the fourth inning and twice had a
p~osition which made them look lke
winners, but that latent whaling power
Of the Red Sox. that knack OF doing a
shade or more better than the other
team does responding, In short, to the
needs Of the occasion, answered the call
every time. For each Philadelphia rush
20 the lead there was heavy SUCK WORK
nv the Yostons to tie the score, IN
the ninth inning one more sph'''hg'
CARRYING drive to bring victory.
phtllie, Go Down Fighting.
Four home runs either sailed or
summed over the barsiers and far away.
The Red Sox made three OF them. anu
all three counted heavily. Few hits OF
amy kind were wasted in the last often
stand of the Ouakers and the finishing
stroke of the Red Sox. but the nome
runs were particularly pertinent 10
whichever situation they favored win
their s.reaking presence. The slashlns
~scranping of the early nnings-the
Ouakers fighting for dear Ire an inc
way-had the fans on TIP zoe "
excitement, and the renewal OF sco1,ns
sprees. with their home runs and other
long hits, kept feelings OF p'ase'' """
spectators akindle.
The Red Soy won the game PRIMARY!
nv home runs. and Harry Hooper ana
Duffy Lewis made them. Lewis mas
heen a bic hitter throughout the series
and. best Of all for his team haftihs
in runs with his hits. He han nr''en
in three with his hard mallet up 10
to-day. and to-day he herded TWO NOR
into the home pen with a home run
Uooner was "A bigger hitter, however
tne best single game mangler OF tne
series. He made a home run IN Nhe
third inning and in the ninth ne meas-
ured a pitch from the g'ant tHNes,
swung INTO 1t witt clean CONTACT anu
i,npelling force ard sent II into the nome
run zone OF the centre field oleachery
On the first bound
Home Run Ends Last Hope.
With ardent application OF the wooo
me phillics lost. There had been tunes
a. tbe encounter when they were on
their way to victory, and victory "hlch
might, have been followed by anothef
md no end Of pleasing possihlltles pu'
fhey we're against an unheataple team
A team which can gather a home rur
Whenever il has 10 Is unbeataple'
II was an even chance between the
rxDo ,eams until Hooper let fly with his
e,r,h inninr four Dagger. There was
q arhting chance for the home folks
10 win the series, but when Hooper :
drive blaZed its way 10, over peyono
centre field the probabilities were alto'
Uc,her In favor Of rhe Phlllies snare ol
she series proceeds consisting or oh'
lone Victory, and that in the ann pas
of las, week the worm. the canker anC
~ cri.s and a few thousand dollar;
aniece. They hadn't hit Foster after thu
fonrth innirg, and besides the tag enc
.f the batting order was coming up II
the Quaker ninth.
Tho home run shower didn't restric'
s4self TO The Red Sox. Iuderus made one
yhe Philly captain dashed in splendit
STYLE He batted in two runs in thu
FIRST inning with a two Dagger, and II
abe fourth lifted a home run over III
right field wall. He was n capabl'
leader. even in defeat. for he played
Courageously and Well from the frs
encounter. He did all that was ex
pected of him. u his smuggling mate
Cravath, fell down hard.
Mayer Knocked Ont of Boz.
Tn their determined climb TO evei
Terms, their disregard for any lead thei
opponcnts might have, the Red 80.
Knocked Mayer from the box In Nh
third inning. They had hit him freely
He couldn't hold them. Rixey the
tried his southpaw Establishments OF
them. lie held them to four hits. j
was not easy for them to adjust them
selves TO left handed pitching. Wha
they did do though was to make ever,
hit count, and make two OF them go IA
away from there,
Foster made a poor start for the Re
SoX. He was drubbed and buffeted |
the first four innings, but at no tim
was his belief in his W ability re
duced, and he had enough conceit or i'm
perturbability, or something. to plu
along unconcerncdly to a state OF effec
tlVeness.
The base running was nil, though Of
was sharp and clean, and with on
minor and one major exception. error
less. The game was played with NOR
siam and SCurry and freedom OF actio
Than the others. II was now or nOthin
for the phillies, aud they went at tn
1.cd SOX with a Clatter and with III
bride off The Bostonians were star
Sered by the vigor Of their opponent
enrt, but they soon got their breat
end came back with the same slam ban
battling,
Hooper opened the game with a hi
but ne was forced by Speaker aft,
Scott had foulcd out. Speaker tris
u steal and ran up to OLoughlin, kicl
Ing when called out. Burns had g,
him down with "A perfect throw, Burn
TnomhS ana cady. the three maskme
81 threw with telling precision.
Stock. IN the Philadelphia half, w