Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-09

hing was the only drive fro. .
Red Sox pitcher that str,oh 1ne "a
territory. Yet In the eighth ro,,,s su''atl
the battle lines were in hsnS .n1
confiict and the issue was hans,-,v .v,'h,N
mista OF doubt, Shore lost NJ n
a'ld broke, reeling so badly thai ~. '.1e
passes ana badly played tap put Nv s.la la'a
sne ple hog tiain to finish IL '~
nave oeen that all that shoal Of .a..,l nay
h,. ,n,,.Iu nus; most OF them from A.s 1.sN
w oa..eu palis, nnally got upon ss..g ss.ag
two jumps of the wire the po..net .net rinh
did a Mount Mckinley, the ens, Ssvn pliebs
coming when young Scott faIIas .lumpeia
second In the eighth on Barr,s. % cova
lOus stop well back of the has mnaet
comes In for later mention. ." ~
-Four vital factors were ir,...
sppertaining to the Red sox d.t.usa d.ueea q
case OF the first. Alexander. ~. IN
proved mas been
The second developed in the a..
before big Alex had hit his str,d' round
Hooper opened the Jubilee wiz Dairy
smash and Scott sacrificed. snoel.a !. w, sns
a pass and Hoblitzell forced M, !, u'e"
ond. This combination left Ha.-s- &C.
third with Hobby at first. Two ~ o'.. y
Duffy Lewis up Now Duffv Ta,s' sao
pens to be the most dangerons ,,a'. Pap.
batting factor of the campa,gn ,, ~un
the punch In the pinch as wei, - ~ ~a
man In baseball. Alexander ~ aw
against n ragged propositior ~.
litzell came to his aid by stroi,,.- n9O'
far off first, being easily sho, d.s da.4 w
a fast peg to Luderus. This MA, ~n 81
up one of Bostons best chancss - S'oN
away on the jump M
The third vital factor cronnsd -,
the fourth round when Pasker. yue =
to right. Cravath followed WIFI -sEa N
nee TO shore-a fairly sharp tan ,hs
found Paskert off to a slow s,or. W.
the muddy towpath. Shore, handling a.
sacrifice had q minutes. or a bit less !.
nan Paskert at second. The Phlllv IN.
. held was still many yards from al.
raven but Shore, after hesitating, thr.v
to hrst and thereby helped to prodn,.
the hrst run. For an lnield tan ~
Luderus showed Dode on to third ,ns
Whitteds slow inheld grounder went lor
a timely hit and did the rest. y
The fourth and deciding factor kn.v
birth In the eighth round, just aft,r
Speakers walk and Lewis single had ia
the count. The Phillies were at hat wlsh
DHNiS Sun pitSllHB STanu pail After
Alexander had passed out, Stock walLsa
Bancroft then followed with cls.n
sharp jab toward centre field Barrs
started for the ball and young Scott Al.
parently started towards centre field "a
help the relay back in. Then. TO hs
amazemcnt, he saw that Barry was abou.
to make an almost impossible play and
instead of whirling I'm toward second
Scott stood as fixed as tho pyramids whis
Barry engaged the ball with one hand
far back of second place and turned with
no one there to take the throw. II Scott
hao covered Barry's great play, the
climax of a great. day for the ex-Mack.
man, would have forced Stock at second
and cracked the rally. But this fourth
mental Boston lapse was too much iof
Shore and fate to stand. Shore went SKY
high, walked Paskert and filled the bases
Cravath's slow infield tap passed iron
Scott to Hobby, but Stock scored And
a moment later a short fuzzy tap in
front of the plate eluded Shore, yielding
Luderus a hit and Bancroft the third
Philly run
You can call this fate. hard luck o.
what you will-but here were thrss
chances to break up Philadelphia rallies
and choke down runs which Boston failed
to take. Those lucky, slow-twistihg,
dinky infield taps did their share Of IT,
but they would never have scored run
If the Red SoX had played jam-up
baseball, the sort they have usually
played in the big games of the year