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that the balk was not allowed. as Rigler
indicated that Chalmers was not on the
pitchers slab when he APPARENTLY made
a motion TO throw to first. Swans sent
both runners back.
shore laid down sacrifice and was
out, Stock to Niehoff, Barry and Cady
advancing. Hooper then pushed an ugly
TO the infield. Niehoff ran in on
the ball and batted IL down, but he was
unable to check either OF the runners,
Barry scoring the sox' initial run and
Cady going to third.
Boston Rioters Glad.
II was scratchy hit, but the Boston
fans nevertheless were overjoyed to have
their team break into the run column,
for Chalmers was pitching fine article
OF ball Scott sent out a high foul fly
that Whitfield got by good sprinting and
held Cady and Hooper on the bases.
Speaker was called upon to bring home
another run, but he offered Luderus an
easy grounder and was out at first
The Phillies got two men on bases In
the fourth inning. After Ludorus had
filed out to Hooper, Whitfield with three
and two on him bounced q grounder "a
Scott and was thrown out. Both Luderus
and Whitfield had attempted to bunt
shores first pitch and both resulted in
little pop fouls out OF the reach OF the
infielders and the Boston battery Nlehoff
who had not yet made hit in the series
saw first base FOR the first time when
Shore served him with four bad balls.
Burns nut him on second with a single
to right field. Again Chalmers came up
in a pinch and ended the inning by shoot
ing a scorching grounder 70 Scott, who
snapped tho ball to Gardner, forcing
Nishoff at third. II was very neat
play. s
Drives TO Center. t,-
Hoblitzel opened the Red Sox fourth
inning auspiciously with a safe drive tc
center field He advanced to second or
Lewis sacrifice, Chalmers to Niehoff
amid much cheering, There he was left
however. for Gardner was out on a Iona
fly to Whitfield and Barrys sky scrapins
lily 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 oil
the fourth inning. shore after that did
not allow any OF the Quakers to walk.
Stock, first up for the Moran men IN
the fifth. flied out to Lewis, who made 6
pretty catch OF the bali within few
inches Of tho ground, Shore pitched tire,
bad balls to Bancroft. In waiting fol
the fourth. Banny had two strikes called
on him and then flied out to Hooper
Packert brought the frame to a close by
flying out to Lewis
In the Red Sox half. Cady started tn,
fans TO cheering again by hitting a singl,
into center field. He got no further
than the first station. Shore was {
victim on strikes on three pitched balls
Weather Helps Chalmers.
The warm afternoon undoubtedly heIpe(
Chalmers, but his elaborate wind-uI
caused him to lose the advantage of cut
ting the corners of the plate at times
Burns had TO step about lively on sew
eral occasions In order to hold the bal
and when the delivery was In or nea
the groove, the American league cham
pions appeared TO have less difficult,
solving Chalmers curves than they dix
those OF Alexander and Mayer. .
Shores second appearance on the mount
for the Red Sox was not marked by an,
great Improvement over his initial fac
Ing OF the Phillies last Friday. Although
he figured tonight as a winning pitcher
II was due more 20 the excellent defens,
at his back than 70 any phenomena
twirling on his part. While he famed
two more batters than in the openinl
contest OF the series. he had two NOR,
hits charged against him and allowed
the same number OF bases on balls. Tn,
sphere did not respond with the SWEEP
or break that was 30 noticeable las
week and while he frightened up at criti
cal moments. his pitching was less i'm
pressive than in the game he lost
Defense Works Fine.
The defense at shores back. however
was OF far higher character than II
the opening struggle, when the Red sol
were still unsteady and the breaks wen
against them. In the game today the!
played as II the glsmor of the world
series had worn off and they were in tn
midst OF an ordinary scheduled contest
Both the infield and outfisld move
smoothly ana swiftly. cutting off higl
and low lift balls and when the Necaslol
arose, showing the same keen playing
Judgment that marked their work durin
the closing months OF the pennan
season.
An example OF this quick thinking an
team play occurred In the seventh in
ming. when. with Chalmers on first a
a result OF his Texas Lacquer. Stoc
smashed hard bounder 70 Scott a
short. who scooped the ball up and n
layed Il TO Barry at second for a fore
out. Barry then made a quick throw {
Hoblitzsl TO catch the batter. but IN
ball slipped through HoblltEel and role
10 the grandstand boxes. hitting tn
concrete wall and rebounded 10 IN
coacheTs box.
Manager Moran. who was eoachin
back OF frat base. sent Stock down {
second on the play, but Hohlitzei spinte
after the ball and by quick thro'
10 Barry who was waiting at second