The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-13
WINS
 THIRD GAME,
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throw by Eddie Burns to Ntehoff. Hop- litzell had had a strike when the at tempted steal ended sthe inning. Second Inning Captain Luderus, the Milwaukee slug ger. sent a hot single to right field In the second inning. He went to second on whitteds sacrifice. the play on Waited being Hobptzell to Barry. Niehofr, who tried hard to bring his captain home sent up a foul to Cady
 Shore could not get them over for Eddie Burns, and the little catcher walked on four straight balls Chalmers struck out, leaving the two runners on the bags.
 Hoblitzell, in Boston's second half. took the limit on balls and strikes and then famed, Chalmers third strikeout in four outs. The crowd remembering Lewis great work yesterday, gave him a round of applause as he stepped up. Chalmers third pitch looked good to the batter. but he hit it weakly to the pitcher and was thrown out. Paskert gathered in Gard ners long fly.
 Third Inning
 Shore showed to better advantage in the third inning. Stock grounded out, Gard ner to Hoblitzell. Bancroft got four balls and went to first for the second time Paskerts stay Sat the plate was brief, as he struck out again.
 Then Cravath duplicated the long fly out which he made yesterday, when he polcd tremendous drive to Lewis. who had to back almost to the fence to take the ball. This ended the inning.
 The American leaguers broke the ice in their half of the third inning. Barry got base on balls. Then Boston had a lucky streak. Cady. in attempting to sacrifice bunted the ball toward L,u t, iall ped and fell. Barry was safe at second and Cadx on first, the play counting a hit.
 With one strike on Shore, Chief Um- pire Evans suddenly waved both runners to advance base on balls. Instantly the Philadelphia infeld and Chalmers started to run in to protest, but as they did so Evans called in Umpire Rigler, who was officiating on the bases. The result was that the balk was not all lowed as Rigler indicated that Chalmers was not on the pitchers slab when he apparently made notion to throw to first. Evans sent both running back.
 Shore laid down a sacrifice and wns out. Stock to Niehoff, Barry and Cady ad- vancing. Hooper then pushed an ugly bounder to infeld Niehoff ran in on the ball and batated 1t down, but he was unable to check either of the runners, Barry scoring the Sox initial run and Cady going to third.
 It was scratchy hit but the Boston fans were overjoyed to have their team break into the run column. for Chalmers was pitching fine ball. Scott sent out a high foul that Whtited got by good sprinting and held Cady and Hooper on the bases Speaker was called on to tring home another run, but he offered Luderus an easy grounder and was out at first.
 Fourth Inning
 The Phillies got two men on bases in the fourth. After Luderns had flied out to Hooper Whitted with three and two on him. bounced a grounder to Scott and was thrown out. Nichoff. who has not yet made a hit on the series saw first base for the first time when Shore served him with four balls. Burns put him on second with single Again Chalmers came up in pinch and ended the inning by shooting scorchine grornder to Scott, who snapped the ball to Gardner. forcing Nichon at third. It was a neat play Hobiitzell opened the Red Soxs fourth inning with safe drive to center. He advanced on Lewis sacrifice. Chalmers to Niehoff. He was left, however. for Gardner was out on q long fly b Whittcd ard Barry's slSyscrapng fly settled into Paskerts hands. Both pitchers were going in true cham pionship form by this time. Each had yielded only three hits Chalmers was the steadier. having given two bases on balls to Shores four up to the end of the fourth inning. Shore after that dld not al'ow anybody to wall.
 Fifth Inning Stock, first up for the Moran men ln the fifth. flied out to Lewis, who made