The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
First Inning.

ADELPHIA-Stock flied to
center. Speaker lost the ball in the
sun. and the official scorer gave
Stock n double. Bancroft out. Gard
ner TO HoblItzel, Stock taking third.
PRskert fouied out TO Gardner, arter
having three balls called. cravath
Speaker lost Stocks high drive In
the sun and through some charitable
scoring he escaped what might nave
been costly error.
BOSTON-Hooper flied TO Cravath.
Alexander pitched the two fret balls
wide to Hooper. then sneaked over
strike Scott also looked over two
vice ones. and then fouled of a
couple. and took swing az the third
of the first two balls pitched TO him.
spcake: fied TO Paskert. No run, no
hit, no error.
Alexander seemingly started or 20
ed Friday. lie did not seem TO be
putting much stun on the ball; he
was working slow and easily ana
gave every Indication that he was
conserving his strength.
Second Inning
| PHILADELPHIA famed.
He swung hard ut the last one. The
called strike. He then looked over
two bad ones. and fouled the next
one of for the second strike. Whit
ted then popped to Hoblitzel Mic
hon popped to Scott. No run, no hit,
no error.
Leonard was going great guns. He
had world Of speed and cut the
ball over the corners like rifle shot.
BOSTON-Hoblitzel took the first
two balls pitched for two balls. The
next one cut the plate for strike,
and he then fouled one off for She
second strike .on the next ball he
III rnIl lar a base
line, and Alexander ran over and
tagged him out. Lewis singled down
the left field foul line. after having
had two balls called on him. Alexis
strike. The next two were wide.
Lewis was out stealing, Burns TO
Ntehoff Gardner flied to -Whittels
No run, one hit. no error.
Third Inning
PHILADELPHIA singled to
center, Alexander got great h alat
time. Alexander was safe at FIRST
when Hoblitzel dropped Gardeners
throw. Burns was safe at second.
fced. Gardner to Hoblitzei, both rum
ners advancing. Bancroft singled;
scoring Burns. Bancroft took second
on the throw-in: Alexander on third.
was held at third Barry made a
wonderful catch with his back TO the
ball and quick return. Cravath
flied TO Lewis. One run. two hits'
BosToN-Bsrry MED. to Paskert.
after having n ball called and foul
ing the second Offering for one strike.
The-arst- bsIl-Pttehea- e-caFfissH
was ball and he then fouled one
| for a strike. Alex slipped the next
one over for a called strike. and
Bill looked at another ball After
fouins os another o Sns S and Car Pn,
walked. for Alexander's first base on
balls OF the game. Leonard, with
two and two. hit a long foul to left
try Tor. but jpst failed to reach. The
pitcher then TANNED. swining at the
third strike. Alexander kept Carri-
gan nailed to frst base. Hooper
popped to stock. No run. no hit. no
Seemingly saperhamsa support
was all that prevented the PhilIies
making three runs In the third in
and took baskets high one. and a
moment later Duffy Lewis raced to
the left field wall and In one final
convulsive leap speared what ap-
peared to be certain triple on Cra-
vath's bat.
Fourth Inning
PHILADELPHIA pitched
two balls to Luderus. then shot over
a called strike. Luderus then fouied
one off for the second strike. He
swung at the third strike, for his
second whiff OF the game. Whitfield
flied to Hooper. Niehon popped to
Scott. No rrun. no hit no error
BOSTON-Scott flied to Paskert.
Speaker tripled down right field foul
line. The crowd raised the roof with
Its noise. Hoblitzel got one ball. then
fdtled or two for that many strikes.
then flied to Paskert. Speaker scor-
ing after the catch, allowing Hobby
q sacrifice-ny. Lewis popped to Pas
kert One run. one hit. no error.
Speakers hit was low grounder
which went straight down the right
| field line. Cravath was playing too
| far over or the hit probably only
would have been double. Paskert
made the three put outs this inning.
| The crowd went Wild as speaker
came home on Hobby's long ny.
- Fifth Inning
PHILADELPHIA--Le pitched
| three wide ones In a row To Burns.
then put q called strike over: fol-