The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-14
Hooper Opens With Hit.

and came back with the same slam
bang batting
Hooper Opens With Hit
-t4+.4-f .Af-,.t Y..aaa -tAa- with a
hit. but he was forced 10y Speaker.
after Scott had fnulcd out Speaker
tried steal ana ran Hp 20 o IFHtSA-
IN. kicking when called u3t Burns
H5ti ssut NINA 4own with 4 perfect
throw Burns. Thomas. tady, the
three mask men threw with tell
,ug precision. stock in the Fhuadel-
pbia half Was n5cked by pitched
ball and glad Of It Bancroft parted
Inc short field space wit'1 a liner 10
left and Stock took second.
Paskert bunted His hunt caused a
bis stir. or rather what went with II.
Gardner ffelded sharply 10 IIoblitzel
and the ban bent the batter. But
0IouRhHn. thinking Hobhy's foo:
VAS OFF the bag. OF tslat lac didn't
tourh Faskert, called the latter safe.
From the stands il looked as Il Pas
ket1 had not touched the base ana
That Hobht2el had tagged '1im How
evei. the Red Sex infeiders swarmed
around The umpire with heartfelt
barks, The turmoil sosn subsidized and
found three on bases with none out.
Here was the great opportunity OF
his career for CraVatsl A player
eou'dn ask for a fatter part 1t was
rlD b rare opportunity a hit by
tfaFajh. considering what followed
would have meant the game for the
FhIiH"s IF Foster was on the run
here was. the dramatic chance to I'm
ish the job. No hero. Cravath The
role he filled was more Of ploin
bust HIS effort was IA little as he
- big He kerhummiSed. kerfloppcd
Z Ia M, 1t 10, III. 4 La
per 10 Foster The latter forthwith
resolved himself into the first link %
double chain, Foster to Thomas to
Hoblitzet tiahhys collapse left men
OF second and third with two out
f0u kin do 1t. iudY yelled a friend
ana Ludy did He pooled a two bag
ger io$eft ana brought in the two
runs Zoe CROWD. delighted. shriekeG
and forgut the Crayath disappoint-
meHt
Gardner Counts for Soa
Nothing happened In the second TO
disturb tbn pleasant Philadelphia
frame at mind. untll Gardner batted
H0h4t2eL had furnished a diversion
py snarllHE ,fveF II strike called While
ne was al u Mayer tried TO eaten hIn
on mis- guard, bat he turned and
iouicd the quick return. Gardner.
WITH two out "a this inning. tripied ia
center. Barry. with "A wild lunge,
hoated one over third Nobody was
near II and Gardner fetched in the
trst Boston run.
The Phlllies We're passive In the
second and third Hnskert singled In
the third with tun out. and when he
tried 20 steal found Scott and the
ball waiting fer him To get there
Hooper led or III tho Boston third
with hit which struck between PAS
kert and Whitfield and on the first
bound cleared gate leading to an
exit ia the bieachtrs Scott filed to
faskert and Speaker flatted IL base,
an to right. CraVath played the ball
neatly OF The vail. Speakers hit
sent Mayer to the bench Rixeyi
belHs efthand~r Gamer a right
hender. took Hphlitzefa place and
grounded Into Il d0uf1ie play,
The second hair nf the fourth began
without any symptoms OF the turbu-
leHce which attended II ON Crayath.
one bail two halls, three balls one
strike, tive strikes, foul tip. three
strikes. Luderus was made Of ster-
ner stuff i.e whanged the first ball
hiEh over the right field boundary.
N nlied- tE1ed- tn -kee --ia- line hut
filed 10 Gardner Niehoff produced
his first hit ef the series, liner to
center.
Eddie Burns, sturdy and intrepid. a
gallant little fighter throughout the
series, singled 10 right. NiehefYi
tyrnsd the midway and pounded for