New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12

lucky triple. for II bounded toward the
stand and was hard for Cravath 70 han
die. Cravath juggled II momentarily y,
and had Speaker kept on running he
would have had a good chance to make
IL home run. IL was the first three
base hit Of the series. Speaker breezed
home on Hobitzelps sacrifice fly 20
Paskert. 1t was such a long hit that
Paskert didn't try 20 throw to the plate.
The Boston fans Rugged each other and
smashed their hats. Lewis flied TO
Whitfield.
Fifth Inning.
Philadelphia showed that
he was fielder as we'll as pitcher. He
threw three balls to Burns, which
brought Gardner over for conference.
Burns took two called strikes, then hit
a sharp one that Leonard caught with
his gloved hand and threw to first. AL
cxander also was out, Leonard to Hob
litzell. Stock waited for the three and
two count. then smashed fly that
Hooper caught after a long chase.
Boston.-High ones by Gardner. Bar
~ and Carrlgan were taken care OF
by Paskert, Whitfield and Paskert, re-
spectively. The fly that Csrrigan hit
was the seventh but last one that got
into Paskert's hands during the after
noon.
Sixth Inning.
Philadelphia arrigan chased out
between first base and the pitchers box
for Bancrofts pop-up. Barry threw out
Paskert and Cravath was out on a
grounder to Gardner.
Observation-Disclosures quickly disposed
of the enemy. Leonard struck out.
Hooper grounded to Luderus, and was
out when Alexander covered the bag
and took the throw. SO many Red Sox
had popped into the air that it was the
first time in the game that Philadel-
phis's first baseman had been in a play.
Burns caught SCOTS foul.
Seventh Inning.
delphia.-Leonard was getting
better instead Of weakening. Luderus
famed. Whitted was out on roller,
Scott 10 Hoblitzell. Niehoff struck out
on three pitched balls.
Boston.-Alexander was rather for
tunate to pull out of hole here.
Speaker started trouble with a single
20 left. Hoblitzell, trying to sacrifice,
hunted straight down, hitting the plate.
and stood fatfooted, thinking (hoping
at least that O'Loughlin would call il
foul. Burns nabbed the ball and
threw to Bancroft. forcing Speaker, and
Bancroft whipped it to Luderns, max
ing the first double play of the series
II also was the first put out for Luz
derus, first baseman, in seven innings.
Lewis made an infield single cut Of a
slow roller to Stock. Gardner on a
hit-and-run play, flied to Cravath.
Eighth Inning.
Philadelphia.-Leonard pitched only
seven times in this and the ninth inn
death on EN-, caught foul tip for
Alexander third strike. Speaker
grabbed Stocks high one.
Observation-Disclosures seemed to be as
strong as Leonard, and cleaned up
with eight pitched balls. Bancroft
caught Barry's pop-up. Carrigan struck
out. Bancroft caught Leonard's liner
at his shoetops.
Ninth Inning.
PHILADELPHIA Phillies' artillery
could make no impression on Leonard
Gardner captured Bancroft's grass cut
ter and threw him out at first. Car
rigan almost misjudged Paskert's pop
but managed TO hook il. Cravath died
as Bancroft did.
Boston.-From the way the pitchers
had gone up to this point, it looked to
be an extra inning game. Alexander
had two strikes and TO balls or
Hooper, and tried to slip over the thirt
strike. Hooper whanged it for single
to right, and the populace promptly
ran amuck. The bands played, and
could now and then be heard above
the cheering. Here Scott made a dar-
ing play, crossing the Philadelphia in
field. AtteI. pting to sacrifice, he bunt'
ed two fouls. If he hunted another
foul he would be out, and the inheld
fully expected him to swing at the
next good one. Instead. he tried an
other bunt and it went TO Niehot, who
threw Scott out at first on a perfect
sacrifice. Had Niehof been expecting
a bunt he might have caught Hooper at
second. Burns stood to one side and
caught four wide balls from Alexander
and Speaker was walked. Hoblitzell
had a strike and three balls on him
and the crowd was screaming encour'
agement. Alexander must have felt
much like a man falling from an aero
plane who sees underneath him a loaC
of hay standing in front of steeplec
church and wonders which he will hit
Hobby didn't wait, but smashed &
grounder to Niehoff, who had chance
to force Speaker, and perhaps start 9
double play, by throwing TO second
But Niehoff, following the Philly
policy, played safe and threw out Hob
iitzell at first, putting Hooper on third
and Speaker on second. Duffy Lewis
walked quickly to the plate, swinging
his bat eagerly. Perhaps he licked his
lips, like a hungry tiger. We couldn't
see from where we sat. Alexander
pitched, there was q sharp crack,
high. piercing cry Of triumph from
forty-two thousand throats. The ball
shot to centre field, and Hooper came