The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-09
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 (Conunued from Page l) 'askert was out, Roblitzel to Barry to Foster Tho ban bounced or Hobht. t zei's ieg and Barry made 9 iightnins play on it getting tho runner out Poster covering the bas. lNo runs no hits, and no errors)
 SECOND INNING
 Boston-Iewis was up. Umpire Rigler went over to tho Boston team's ! bench and ordered motion picture men away Lewis struck out Mayer's underhand hall banlins the Boston baisman. Gardner singled over Ban- crolla head. Barry was up and tried the hit and run play, but iouled the ball twice and then struck out Thom- as was thrown out by Mayor the Phil adeiphie pitcher knocking down a hot line drive to mako the play (No runs. one hit and no erors9
 Phnadeiphia-cravath up, and the crowd shouted for Q home run. Cre- vath struck out. missing Q high fast one Q foot for lhe third strike. Lu- derus stepped to the plate. Foster had bushol Of speed and quick drop and Ludern8 also struck out. Whit ted grounded to Scott and was thrown out at first CNo runs, no hits, and mo errors.)
 THIRD INNING.
 Goston-Foster struck out. Burns dropped che ban. and threw the runner out at first Hooper famed and SO did Scott. the next man up Mayer was given thunderous cheers as he walked to the bench. (No runs, no hits and no errors)
 Philadelphia--Nlehon struck out Burns was ont. Hoblitzel to Foster, Mayer was up and got Q big hand as he came to the plate. Mayer was called out on strikes. It was Fosters fifth strikeout Throughout the inning he kept the ball on the inside corner of the plate. CNo runs, no hits and no errorsJ
 FOURTH INNING
 Boston-Speaker flied out to Ban croft. Hobutzel grounded out to Lu- derus. Lewis singled over second, which NehoH was just able to knock down. Lewis outguessed Mayer on a pltch-out and hugged first, while the Boston crowd kidded Mayer, who had hastily and almost wildly thrown to Luderus to catch him. Gardner was out on fly to Whitted, who had to make a hard run toward the foul line to make the catch. CNo runs, one hit and no errors)
 Philadelphia-Stock was up. The stands now started to cheer, to rattle Foster. Stock was out on a short fly to Speaker who made the catch after a hard run. Bancroft went out, Hoblitzel to Foster. Paskert was out on long fly to Hooper. Not a hit has been made of Foster in the first four innings. (No runs, no hits and no errors.)
 FIFTH INNING
 Boston-Barry was out, Stock to Luderus. It was fine stop by Stock and President Wilson clapped his hands. Thomas went out. Stock to Luderus. Foster, next up, got the first extra base hit of the series. by dou- bling against the right field fence. Hooper walked; he was purposely passed by Mayer. Scott flied out to Whitted. (No runs, one bit and no errors)
 Phuadelphia-Cravath doubled to left field and the crowd shrleked It's approval It was Philadelphia's first hit. Luderus doubled to right center l and Cravath crossed the rubber, tie ing tho score. Whitted went out Scott to HoblItzel. Luderus taking third. NiehoR hit line drive to Ho- bIltzel and was out. Burns famed. (One run. two hits and no orrors)
 SIXTH INNING
 Boston-speaker popped out to Ban croft. Hoblitzel flied out to NiehoR. ! Duffy Lewis struck out, biting at two wide curves. (So hits. no runs and ! no errors)
 Philadelphia-Mayer was up. Bar ry tossed out Mayer. Stock went out, l Barry to Hoblitzel. Barry taking the grounder away back on the grass. Bancroft singled to right center, Speaker made nice play of tho ball and almost nipped Bancroft at frst,ff Bancroft having oyerrun the bag Paskert was thrown out by Gardner. (No runs, one hits and no errors.
 SEVENTH INNING
 Boston-Gardner filed out to Whit .ed Barry singled sharply to loft. Thomas forced Barry at second May or to Bancroft to NiehoH Foster singled to left, Thomas going to sec ond. Hooper was up, with Janvrin 70 run for him. Hoped scratched on nneld hit filling the bases. Henrick- zen batted for Scott, and popped out 70 Luderus. No runs, three hits, no