The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-10

keithen, T. L. White Adams, right tackle; Younger, right end; Keisleer,
 Lawson. quarterback Black, left half
 back; c. Walker right halfback; Laird. fullback.
 Summary: Touchdowns, Black, Goree.
 Morrison, Spence goals from touch | downs Preas 8. Grey 1 time of u,lar-
 ters, 12, 12, II, Il; referee, Beavers 1 tGeorgia); umpire, Ellis (Army); head i linesman, Graham Washington and
 lee) field judge and timekeeper Mar
 tin (vanderbilt).
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 Bancroft. Luderus took care of Hoblit-
 zells grounder unassisted Lewis drove a single to short center. Niehoff making
 pretty stop of the drive, but was un-
 able to whip it to first In time to head off
 Lewis. Gardner raised fly to left field
 It appeared as if Whitted had misjudged
 the ball, but he he got 1t near the foul !it. e l after sharp sprint for the third out The Phillies' fourth inning was again s snort procession only three men facing tho confident Foster. The crowd thought it about time for the Phllies to start some
 thing and began stamping their feet
 roster kept his nerve, however. Sto,iz gave Speaker a difficult chance which
 the speedy outfielder accepted The best Bancroft could do was to send a roller Co
 Hoblitzeu and he was out at first Foster | again making the out. Paskert brough+ 1 the inning to an end with long fly to
 Hooper near the right field wall.
 Fifth Inning
 l Third Baseinan Stock made two pretty plays in the Red Sox fifth inning, which won him the honor of a hand clap by the president. He took Barry sharp rap 10 1 feet behind third base and threw out the
 runner. Then he ran in and grabbed up C e ner at first. With the count 8 and 2 on
 Foster, the Boston twirler crashed ter rife drive against the right field wall for two bases and the Boston rooters raised a great noise. The hit was the first made | in the series for extra bases and Foster was generously applauded There was more joy in the Boston camp when Mayer purposely pitched four wide balls to Hooper, but 1t was the Philadelphia rooters' turns to laugh when Scott flied out to Whitted. Then came the inning in which Phila- dephias heavy artillery broke into the hit and run column and tied the score. With two balls and two strikes, the husky Cravath smashed the ball to left field for two bases. Then Luderus hammered a double to right center and Cravath came home with the Phillies' only run. With one run, a man on second and none out, things did not look good for the Red Sox. Foster, however, pulled himself to- gether and stopped the hitting Whitted hit a slow grounder to Scott and was thrown out Captain Luderus taking third base. Nieho9 hit sharp liner to Hob litzell and Ldderus, who was about to dart to the plate, quickly turned and scrambled back to third. He was left there as Burns struck out. It was a great chance for Philadelphia. and there were groans as the inning ended with cut further scoring.
 Sixth Inning
 The Red Sox inning was short Speaker boisted a pop fly to Bancroft and Hob- litzell lifted a high fly which Niehoff took care of Lewis struck out on three pitched balls.
 Mayer gave Barry an easy chance on a grounder and went out. but Barry had to extend himself to get Stocks sharp. hit in short right field and throw him out The hopes of the Philadelphia fans were raised when Bancroft shot single to
 centerfeld, despite the fact that two were out All visions of another run disappeared. however when Paskert grounded out, Gardner to Hobltzell
 Seventh Inning
 The American league champions got three men on bases fin the seventh inning but sharp work on the part of the men behind Mayer prevented a score. After Gardner had flied to Whitted, Barry sin gled to left. Thomas hit through the pitchers box, forcing out Barry, Mayer defectng the ball to Bancroft, who made fine scoop of it and tossed it to Nie- hoff. Foster got his second single on a hit to left, Thomas taking second. Jan vrin here went in to run for Thomas as Hooper came to the bat. Hooper bounced hit to the infleld which was just out of Mayors reach and the bases were r.t the Boston rooters and much joy on the Kcd Sox bench as Hendricksen was sent in to bat for Scott. There was a confer ence between Captain Liderus, Catcher BurnE and Mayer Mayer sent up strike and then the pinch hitter popped a sly, to Luderus amid wild Philadel- phia cheering.
 All the Philadelphia rooters stood up as the Phillies came to bat in their half of the seventh, including the President. It didn't help the National leaguers any, however. Janvrin placed Scott at shortstop and Cady succeeded Thomas behind the bat Cravath was again implored to hit the ball out of the park, but he struck out Luderus sent n long fly to Hooper and whitted fouled to Cady.
 l9 Eighth Inning
 Air-tight pitching and sharp fielding featured the eighth inningo ands it looked as if the game would go to extra innings Speaker came to the bat with determination written on his face. With strike and one ball he hit a weak grounder to Luderus, who tossed him out to Mayer. Hoblitzell made Cra- vath back almost to the right field wall for his fly and then Bancroft electrified the crowd by wonderful one-hand stop of Lewis drive and throwed him out. It was one of the best fielding plays of the series.
 For Philadelphia Niehoff went out Gardner to Hoblitzell on a fine play by the third baseman. Burns put up a fly