Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-13
SHORE Gets HIS REVENGE
RED SOX TWIRLER HAS
CHANCE TO SQUARE UP
Three Straight to Victories Give
Host"n Long Lead Over Phil
ndclphin Nationals.
Ivy FRANK g.. MENKE.

BOSTON, October l2-Ernie shore
the youthful right-handcr, got an on
portunity this afternoon to rcvcrre
himself for the heating the phMl!es
gave him on Friday, and he seized il.
winning to ] In pitching duel with
George Chalmers.
The series count cow ia three to
ono in favor OF The Rcd Sox. due to
their three straight 81 victories. and
unless Grover Alexander can hurl back
their advance In Philadelphia to-mor-
row afternoon, they Will rule as kings
of the baseball world before the set
tinS OF to-morrow's sun.
FAILURE 70 HI in pnchcs is tho rea-
| son tho fhillicS lost to-day. They
had at least fv" chances to score or
iforgc ahead. but only once WINS the
! timely wallop produced. and that was
I lied. following Cravath's triple, scor-
{ ing cactus with the only Ph!liie
! tally Of the game.
Lewis Agmin IL Hero.
Duffy Lewis, The hero OF yesterdays
battle. earned 4 few more laurel leaves
, this afternoon. He saved the gam" by
won II ia the sixth with slashing
two-baEger that scored Iioblitz"l from
, first.
Fat Moran entrusted the pitching
/ made a wise choice. chalmers pitched
fine game and had there been any
! pinch hitting behind him he would
rhe. Phnlics this ,rtcrnoon commit
I ted the same awful error that they
/ have been committing since N" series
/ began. They have been waiting out
tho Boston pitchers. and tn" Boston
| pitchers fooled them. The phiIlics In
stead OF taking swipcs at a good look
! ing hcave, let them 20 by In the hope
/ that IL would be GATED = ball The
/ Red Sox pitchers got hep" early to
tho, '''wnitins-out" plan of the Philles,
and instead of wasting n few pitches.
| arc growing tho ball for called strikes.
If the PhillicS. from the outset OF
the series had gon" out I" bust every
,hcn the Sc; series would look DOL, diffcren,iy
| than Il looks now. The Phllcs have
the kind Of pitching that would hav"
any hitting behind the pitchers. but
! hitting has been minus quality.
PhiiIics Put Themselves in Hole.
the " Phes his D f.moo one tvsr" ,e
| he could. Did the IhllicS swat at all
OF those groove balls? No they
by for called strili~u that put them in
u hole and gave Shore a big edge.
The crowd that saw the game this
| afternoon was not as siZablc as yes
| terday. which seemed rather strange
in view of the fact that this was a
! holiday.
The game was pretty one to watch.
! and spotted with n few startling plays.
| but it lacked the thrills and the dra =
MATES Of yesterday. ana the crowd. as
a result. showed enthusiasm only on
two or three occasions.
Stocks bad base running killed off
two chances for the phillics to score.
! Tie opened the game with q single to
left. then tested out Duffy Lcwis's arm
/ by trying to stretch the hit to :,
double. Lewis's throw to Scott nailed
Stock by three feet. In the seventh
| Stocks daring on the bases enabled
| the Red SnX to execute n double play.
Chalmers had singled to center. with
one out. Stock. the next man up, hit
to Scott who threw to Barry at sec
ond, forcing out Chalmers. Barry then
threw to rrst in an effort TO make n
double PLAY, hui has throw was wilo.
got through HoblitZel and went to the
! Grand stand. Despite the fact that
Hoh!itzcl was halfway to the ball be-
fore ne had fuzzy turned first base.
Stock decided TO make II try for second
and was an easy out, HoblitzeI To
Barry.
shore permitted the Phillies seven
hits and four bases on balls. but hu
kept them we'll scattered. He d's-
tributcd his four bases on balls one
10 an inning during the first four in
ninss. ana then when 40 saw that Cat.
riean had sent out some relief pitch
crs TO warm Up. II must have bolster