Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14

two out Larry Gardner triplcd TO CEN
ter The Ph!lly intieldcrs closed IN
aroun" Mayer for consultation. and
hc S'N trainer ran out 10 third and
hastily stitched a rip in tn" knee Of
tardncr's trousers. Then with the
count on BLACK Jack Barry, demon
, OF IN" pinch. on" ball. and on" strike.
larry singled 10 left, scorirG Gard
ncr. Thomas singled - ,"u,c" aud
Barry moved To second. hu: Foster
lifted n light ny to Ludc"us.
NichoT scores.
When Mayer was removed IN the
tel OF iloopcrS homer Scotts line
AZ TO pask"rt, and Speakers single
~ the third: AMI ~" appcarlnce OF
me hrGe v KtYsy' carr,a" w;tndrI
Plate. lfoblitHcl Is left handed Int
Ger, while Del Gamer hits from the
other, side OF the plate. Gamer re-
TO bancroft, who stepped swiftly over
10 second. forcing out Speaker. and
then doubling up Gamer with q quick
This tied the scorn but after Ora
vnth he'd famed in The fourth. Luderus
put his WALTON over the wall. Bert
his first hit OF The scrics-a single TO
ccnter-aftcr Whitfield had gone out
Ni"hoT moved 10 third ahead of Hoop
"r's throw, which bounded away from.
third.
Nichon might have scored on that
throw, but rat Moran held him II
hurled it in to Thomas AT the plate.
while Nichon was still scuning
around third, recovering his balance,
and this throw OF GARDENERS was also
wild. Then N!choff went on in across
the plate. Burns got TO second. but
Gardner made a grand play on Rixcy's
roller and retired his man at first.
With two out in the sixth Bancroft
gave Barry two bases on bad throw.
Forest Cady was then announced as
hitting for Thomas, and about that
iime :! policeman came out and handed
Bill KLEIN a note The note evidently
perta!ucd to ground rules, as the an
nouncer mc@aphoned the proclamation
that only TWO bases would be allowed
crowd complaining at couple OF
kicm's decisions. but Nchon tossed
out Foster.
Alexander Warns Up.
In the eighth. with two out. Ora
vath walked. and Dugey ran for him.
l.ud"rus was hin by "A pitched ball as
hHe"% started to steal second. bu,
o!.ourhlin was watching the runner
ana not the plate. ana he waved
reached Barry from Cady. Klein
called o'Loughlin's attention to tho
fact that Ludcrus had been hit. how
ever, ana Du"cy returned II second
only To sec Whitfield hit TO Foster for
AN easy out.
1t was then that Alexander was seen
warming up again. and why Moran did
not install him at this juncture will
probably ever remain Il mystery. Bcals
B"ckcr. the onc-timc Giant went to
right field in Cravath's place and the
game passed on to the riotous con-
CluSiOn.
After Ioopcr's homer Bancroft
made II good stop and bad throw on
SCOTS groundcr, and Ludcrus had To
pull Il curious catch to retire the run
ncr. Speaker famed, but Burns
dropped the ball. and had to throw out
the Texan.
In the Philadelphia Clubs last stab
at the extra $1,000 per man and the
worlds championship title. Niehon
famed. Burns grounded to Gamer
and was retired by the first baseman
unassistcd. Bli Killifcr. the star
catcher of the Phil,cs. out of the
series because of "A bad shoulder. made
his first appearance. batting in, place
OF RiXcy, but Bill wallOpcd the first
bal! pitched TO him at Scott and was
thrown out at first.
The ball clubs were delayed in get
ting from Boston for several hours by
an accident to their train down in New
Jersey. For a time there was Il sSug-
gcstion of rain in the banks of dark
clouds that masscd against the distant
sky line, but the weather remained
perfect. giving This series at least one
record from start to finish