Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
PRICE FIVE CENTS
FOSTER OUTPLAYS MAYER
RED SOX BACK UP
PITCHER AT ALL STAGES
President Wilson and His Fiunc.c Nod
congratulations to Victor at
Games End.
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defeat the Phillies in the second por,S
o1 the Worlds series here this after
Hooh, Inc score was to ], and tho
whining tally was scored in the mimi
i I'm Pitcher Fosters third nit OF
'"G s.lne sent over the deciding count
rostet outpitched Mayer. allow int;
,oTh1e Red Sox backed Foster up per
shouting te him words Of encourage
nient. AS Foster came into the bench
AT nrs she END of the same he passed the
dent and his hancce nodded conCratu
lations to the young man
noston royal rootcrs. 400 strong.
rushed on the field as soon as the last
fhi!ndelphia man had been put out AMI
ied by their famous band of "TessIe''
lame lane hd snake dance that woulI
:, PRESIDENT Wilson and Mrs. Gait
s ~ until the finish. They seemed
they did the game. Mrs. Gait ,yns
nea ar, 70 remark that while she was
better team had won.
;,t was a great game said the Pres
ident' and enjoyed it very much''
Mayer Not Good Enough.
In defeat the Phillies fougLt br,vol,.
every Inch of the way. and never once
save up hope until Speaker backed up
AGAINST the center Held bleachers and
line drive that would have been a home
run had II slipped through his hands.
,ya ,saEer pltchgd good game, but IL
had but one good opportunity to score.
Inns ms came In the hfth inning. when
the thsy t5 Sot th hftr solitary run Two OF
mao IN the fifth They were success
and brought in the run
The other hit was n single hv Fan
croft In the sixth when two men were
out. In every. other inning they died
IN one two, three order.
fSOStOn'S in,
ing inning; Hooper worked Mayer for
pass; and; in trying to sacrifice. scott
po sin TO % L r,nS Speaker delivered
hit and run, the neet-footed Hooper
raced dn, to third: Then came sign for
throw to Niehoff and ''; sneakcpp erse ss
nailed at second. Hoopcr. however
slid over the plate with the run. When
burns dropped the throw home.
Fosters Hit Turns Trick
Cravath's double, followed by l,u-
a ns, two gEer, tied the score for
inning the Boston team won out. Gard.
ner opened with y sharp single to left.
Larry sent long fly to paskert, and
seventh and later replaced Scott at
short. was thrown out by Mayer on a
tap ~ in front of the plate.
Then 1t was Foster. who delivered his
hit that Will go down in the annals
or baseball. bringing Gardner home
W WI, n, he winning run It mnttered not
for third out
In the seventh inning. with three
men on and two out Boston had II
,L msnr h;kss j., the utility outnelaer
VIII never he forgotten by the Giants.
was sent In to bat for Scott History
d!d not repeat for Hcnricksen popped
weakly to Luderus.
Streets blocked by Crowds.
w Inc prospect Of seeing President
and the intense enthusiasm aroused by
yesterdays victory early filled tho
streets about CITY Hall with shouting
thousands; The President had been
Station ut o'clock. but long before
that time, Broad, Walnut and chest
nut Streets and the entire City Hall
crowds
The. crowd OF ticket SPECTATORS and
gamblers in front OF the Bellevue
first day '"'
Many IF the pasteboard mer,hr MS
We're badly stmnr as the result Of the
Qua k"rS refused to pay three and four
prices for tickets, and to-day the pre-
mum, IN many cases. was not more
than dollar except on box seats
The professional odds offered by the
sporting fraternity were 800 to sso
on Boston in to-dav's game However,
"a
bets seemed to be even money.
Boston ROYAL Rooters lodged at tho
Continental Hotel, were wary Of Of
f as better than $ to 4. but covered
The professional atmosphere was
markedly absent in the early scenes
9,r The day, but the coming OF the
later that touch OF romance to make
an already perfect day unsurpassable
Police Control Crowd.
n !, or itne
all-niEht vigil. and We're increased to
nearly 1000 by 10 o'clock President
Wilson and Mrs. Gait undoubtedly had
crowd outside OF the park as the GAM,
itself. While tho b,cacherites waited
at Broad and Huntington special
sau;,uS OF police kept under fairly good
president Wilson and his party emerge
from the PENNSYLVANIA terminal short
~ after o'clock
In the Presidents marty hasJdas III;
hancee. were her mother Mrs. WiIlin,n
II. Boiling: the Presidents cousin MISS
H ieeiiem woodrow Bones: his private ply
private secretary. Joseph +. Tum,,It,
William T. Flynn. chief OF the ITnitsd
States Secret Service. with n corps of
friends. ''''" MS
The rhiny fans. from their cheerfu,
practice OF the day before were in GOOD
H RiI,e' and and almost raised the hat off
started on his way. Despite the encr
setic efforts OF his guardians. the tirst
man na, Of the land and his soon to be.
'auy broke some speed records
Among the YOUNGSTERS who b,a ,.
ca an night not 10 see the game but
90 set glimpse OF the bridal pair
T AUS nnn,mesake of the President. An
Grew wilson. fourteen years Old To
was the fourth in the line which shiv.
ereo through chilly night.
a. bchns tnuSe Worry.
Al the Boston Ho.el . lttfIo .,
was enacted that did much TO henr,a,
tne ked SoX. y wild rumor had snreod
NAT inc leans to be presented 70 ali
ShrrlSan in the event OF n yictor,, ~
peen spilled, and were irretrievahiy ,oat
- Sherlock Holmes squad was orro,I
lHeui ana after an hours search tho
IN IN IT, "L culture were found intact
Atlohg me most ardent of the Roston
Ia MS was Former Mayor Fitzgeraid 10
~ Sn t rrtt oa,neu no doubt whatever that