The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-09
Boston Champs Bent
on Revenge Ginger up
IN the Second Game
LINEUP FOR T ODAYS GAME
PHI lDELPHuA NATIONALS

NATIONAL LEAGUE PARK.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-Presi-
dent Wilson, with Mrs. Norman
Galt and their party, arrived at
2:Oj o'clock and took their places
In the president al box. The
crowd rose and rhrrred and Pres.
ident Wilson bowed 10 the ball
PLAYERS and then shoOl, hand, with
mayor lSlankenburg.
President Wilson and Mir. Galt
were given continuous ovation.
President Banker of the Philadel-
phia club officially welcomed
President Wilson. who was then
given Il new ball 10 throw out 10
the players Meanwhile the Phil
ndelphias took their positions in
the field
NATIONAL LEAGUE rARk. Phil
~ AhELPHIA. oct - President
Wilson and his fHurr Mrs. Norman
Gait looked ON white the rhilndrl
phla National, and Boston Americans
came 10 grips roday m the second
battle N the worlds baseball serie.
before some 2OUr SPECTATORS. with
one line captured the Philadelphia p
pressed ou the second line Of trenches
{" make 1t two straight games, while
Manager Carricuu. leading the Rn,
ton Red SoN. started q ruunter.0frru.
Si,c 10 even up the series before the
second phasc nf the campaign WI, com.
mncrd IN Boston next Monday.
ThouRnds came early Ia the hall
yard and by noon the back field seats
were filled aud the crowd was still
coming and pressing for admission
The reserved stands filled SLOWLY.
though hundreds came long before
game time, IA See President Wilson
and his rnrty on their arrival The
presidential box. near the Boston
players bench or third base. glowcd
with red white aud blue bunting aud
small American flags
The playing field was In fine shaIs,
for fast play brisk wind during the
nights progress famed most of the
Boston dumpup-s from the ground.
while q warm sun This morning hclued
IN the driving oul process The phlln
delphia, had a brief morning practice
aud found the inner aud outer gardens
to their liking
Wen hc in there to-day with some
real hitting" @il Captain luderu,.
the Philadelphia first sucker. "and II
doesn't make any difference To n, who
g"cS In The box Tor Boston
Manager CarrigHn had three pitcher,
ready: Foster Wood aud Leonard
Foster louocd the likely rhuirr. a. Res
tons mounmuu rhamcr, and Muyrr
were Nh for the firing line fur the
holm folk with the lcfl handler Eppl
lNNey, held iu reserve.
First Inning First Half President
Wilson threw the mIl uui tp Pitcher
Mayer lluuprr up llWI one Ih,
loll was then returned 70, Umpire Ue
lrr Ia President Wilson Strike nnr
strike two Hooper protested. claim,
Ing m" hail was high Hnll uo Foul
lmlI three. lluoprr walked. MAYER
curves breaking wilde NJ the plate
Scott uu Scott fuu,rd out 10 luderu-
trying to hmt Speaker up. Strike
"mc Mayer trie'l to pick uff lIccprr 10
first Foul Strike two BAN u.r
Iull two Il Wa- % pitch ont nut
Hooper ont guessed Nn,rI aud STAYED
QUO first Foul Bul uurr Foul trs
hnll iuH ickng Speaker nat Eu
Speaker shot a truf. liner tu right
for % m-r Hooper .ulu- tp tMrl
llohlitlrl up strike ono Speaker ~,
ont. ,lwlu. Hwm- rp Nrihuff hu ui
tlo throw ru lhr plate Burn. dropped
ami Hooper was Nfr scoring lE>tmv
inst run Strike two llohliiyr sim.
cled tn vUluI Lewis up strike oue
llohllzvl was ml stealing Burn, I'd
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