Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-10-11

This is the story by innings of the
Phillies-Boston game at Philadelphia
on Saturday:
BoSToN-FIRsT iNNlNG-Hooper
up. but the game was halted while
the first ball thrown out by the Presi-
dent was returned to him. Hooper
walked. Scott fOuled to Luderus.
Speaker singled to right, Hooper go
ing to third Hotblitzel up. Speaker
went out, stealing, Burns to Neihoff.
while Hooper scored, Burns dropping
the ball at the plate. II was an error
for Burns. Hoblitzel singled to CEN
ter. Hoblitzel went out stealing,
Burns to Neihoff. One run, two hits,
one error.
The President showed excellent con.
troll when he tossed out the ball when
play opened. Hat in hand, Umpire
Rigler then handed it back to him at
ter Mayors first effort, and the Red
Sox began bombarding the Phi
pitcher.
PHILLiES-FIRST lNNlNG-Stocl
out, Scott to Hoblitzell. Bancroft
famed. Paskert went out, Barry I,
Foster No runs, no hits. no errors
Hoblitzel got one assist on the pla,
on Paskert. He knocked the Phil!
centerfelder's hot one down but coulC
not hold it, II then rollei back (
Barry who nailed it.
BoSToN-SEcoND INNlNo--Le w
is famed. Gardner singled to left
Barry famed with a vicious swing
Thomas out, Mayer to Luderus. NJ
runs, one hit, no errors.
Mayer had settled in this inning
and was bending them over for thu
Red Sox batsmen with terrific speed
Both Lewis and Barry swung hard 70
their third strike.
Z PHiLLlES - SECOND INNING
Cravath famed on four pitched balls
Luderus also famed Whitfield, afte
two strikes, went out. Scott to Hot
litzel. No runs, no hits, no errors
Foster certainly looked good. Crs
vath and Luderus, the Philly slug
gers, put all their weight behind tw
healthy swings in their processes 0
bats, but famed.
BoSToN-THIRD INNING-Foste
famed and was thrown out at frs
Burns to Luderus. Hooper also far
ned. Scott went out on three strikes
The entire side had famed. No runs
no hits, no errors.
This was Mayors fifth strike-ou
of the game. President Wilson an
Mrs. Gait laughed heartily as the Phi
ly pitchers victims threw their bat
to the ground and the players wen
back to the bench.
PHlLLIEs-THIRD = lNNlNG-Ne
hoff famed on called balls. Burn
went out, Hoblitzel to Foster, VIII
covered the bag. Mayer was give
hand" as he came to bat. Mayer
best effort was to strike-out. No run
no hits, no errors.
Foster hung up his fifth strike-ol
|. of the game when he famed Maye
Up to this stage not a single Phil
, had reached first base. The Pres
dent and his fiancee followed closel
the course of balls, fouls into n
grandstand, but displayed no disma
for themselves
/, Speaker popped to Bancroft. Hobli
, eel went out TO Luderus unassiste
| Lewis singled to centre. Gardner file
to Whitfield. No runs, one hit, no e
rors.
Mayer was using a curve ball
right-handers and a fast one to Il
, left-handers Aside from Lewis a
three hits Off Mayer up to this stal
we're gotten by left-handers. He Ia
, struck out four right-handers.
PHlLLiES FOURTH INNING
D Stock flied to Speaker Bancroft we
out, Hoblitzel to Foster, who cover'
first. Paskert flied to Hooper.
, runs. no hits, no errors.
1 Paskert's drive TO Hooper lookI
for minute to be ticketed for w
bases. The Sox fielder got under
however. by a quick dash. Philly fai
rooted hard for a run this inning b
!. it availed them nothing.
FIFTH lNNlNG-Bar
/. went out. Stock to Luderus. Thorn
O also went out. Stock to Luderus. FC
0 ter doubled against the right te
wall after he had two strikes. II W
the only extra base hit of the seris
Hooper walked. and Scott flied
Whitted. No runs, one hit, no errol
Mayer refused TO take a chance
: Hooper and walked him purpose
% Mrs. Calf was proving to be go
% fan. She was seen to ask the Pre-
dent about the plays repeatedly a
he explained them carefully.
PHiLLlES-FlFTH lNNlNG-Cl
4 vath doubled down the left field fC
line. Tho crowd was on its fe
4 | yelling madly. Luderus double
scoring Cravath. The hit was to c.
ter after two strikes were agar
him. Whitfield went out, Scott TO HI
M litzel and Luderus to,xz thi I. Neih