New Britain herald., 1915-10-11
RED SOX WINNERS
 OF THIRD GAME
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batsman than does that of any other of the Boston twirlers. He has not been used previously in the series, For the reason, it is believed of the possible danger that lay in the short }, fences at the Phillies' park, and the ! Tact that eight of the nine Philadel- phia batsmen are regarded as hav- ing an advantage over left handed pirchers by batting right handed. Luderus is the only Philly player who bats from the left against a pitcher serving from that side.
 Manager Carrigan, however, con- vinced by the eight hits which his players obtained off Alexander in the first game that they had more than s an even chance to defeat him, thought ! th8t Leonard would do better than hold his own on Braves Field. Here the broad reaches of the outfield give ample play to the swift feet of the Red Sox secondary defense, Lewis, \ Speaker and Hooper, and they are de- pended upon to gather in many long flies that would go as hits on smaller fields. The outfield play of these three men on Braves Field, was considered ilkeiy- to add to the fielding features or the series most of whom so far f-saaAe developed with the inner cir Gle.
 Carrigan In Game
 Final decision by Manager Carrigan to send Leonard to the pitching box Was expected to bring the manager himself into the game. He has caught Leonard's delivery most of the sea- son and results have shown that his N diIectfons add greatly to the pitchers ef7ciency.
 E M The series to date has been marked by almost entire harmony between players and arbitrators. few words (which Wfhitted exchanged with Um- Rplre Klem in the opening game were Followed by notice to the Philadelphia Tlayer that they had cost him $25, hut the incident passed unnoticed at 3tlae time, and none similar has de- veloped. Sleep on Threshold of Park.
 The crowd, which it was thought &Would exceed 45,000 persons by game time, had its beginnings in a little knot of persons which gathered at the sates last evening. Irregular lines #formed at times through the night, but a nip in the air forced many to take exercise Some, however seemed imprcvious to the weather and im-
  Lapers, overcoats or chairs, went to #s]eep on the threshold of the park.
 Daybreak found a group of some wilat more than 100 persons, most of khem boys The opening of the day var service marked the growth of the i Iinesand every car swelled the crowd. l &Ey 2 o'clock special cars were coming l o the grounds in the Allston district | From ell directions.
 Seek Dollars Seats.
 Most of those who waited sought i Beats in the third base bleachers. | #rhere, at dollar each, were as good ] s the seats at first base for which l NO dollars were charged, but with l Reservation assured to ticket holders. &rhere were ten thousand of these dol- Or seats. Arrangements to care for he bleacherites at fifty cents each Crowded for the admission behindr a ence stretched along the farthermost ecess in center field.
 Although all the twenty-five thou and reserved seats had been assigned ID advance, not all had been called or when the ticket offices closed last Night, and there was an unexpected Opportunity to get choice places at he eleventh hour. Announcement to bis effect in the morning papers Brought early to the field several Automobile parties, members of which polk turns standing in the line. A further opportunity for positions in he gfandstand was offered by the hie of about four thousand admis- 6ons, entitling the purchasers to iand in the rear spaces of the stand.
 Traffic Almost Negligible.
 
 public reduced the value of such bckets as the speculators had been
 hIeAo procure, and the traffic in eats today was almost negligible.
 A few visitors were arrested by |lainclothes officers who formed part f the force of four hundred police hen who Superintendent Michael H. Crowley directed in various activities and about the field.
 First Inning. .
 First half-Stock got a two base 1t to center, when Speaker lost the hll in the sun. Bancroft sacrificed
 ardner to Hoblitzel, Stock going to nird. The Boston infield came in
 ose. Carrigan almost nipped Stock
 f third. Paskert fouled out to ardner. Cravath struck out. The
 lands were in an uproar. No runs, he hit, no error.
 Second half-Hooper flied out to favath Scott famed. Alexander aad more speed than he did last Fri ay Speaker flied out to Paskert.
 q run, no hit, no error.
 Second Inning.
 First half-Luderus struck out
 hitted popped out to Hoblitzel. here was fork to Leonard's shoots
 nd lots of speed in his service. Me-