The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-13

pretty catch of the ball within few inches of the ground. Shore pitched three bad bells to Bancroft In waiting for the fourth. Banny had two strikes called on him and then flied out to Hooper. Paskert flied out to Lewis
 In the Red Soxs half. Cady started the tans to cheering again by hitting a single into centeriield. He got no further than the first station. shore was a v1e- tim on strikes on three pitched balls =
 Hooper slammed high fly to Paskeit and Scott. With three and two. also gave Pasketr fly
 Sixth Inning
 Cravath. in the sixth inning, hit the first bal, pitched to Speaker for an eas,- out. Lrderus pushed his second sinage of tie game into center Whitted sent up hish fly. which Cady caught near the pitchers box. Niehof filed eut .a Lewis.
 Boston won the game in the sixth when consecutive hitting scored the second run. Niehoff made a pretty play on Speaker. throwing the Texan out while off his balance. Hoblitzell shot another single to center and came home on Duffy Lewis two-base drive that rolled to the left field fence.
 Whitted, by fas; sprinting. made quick return of the ball which deprived Lewis of what looked like three-base hit. The
 
 humor and they called to Gardner to send Lewis home. Gardner, however. raised a fly to Paskert and Barry was thrown out by Chalmers Seventh Inning Tn the seventh inning Burns was an easy out, Scott to Hoblitzell. Chalmers dropped Texas leaguer into short center field A double play then killed whatever chance the Pllillies had of scoring. Stock grounded to Scott who threw to Barry, forcing Chalmers. Barry. trying to make the double play. threw low to Hobltzell and the ball went to the grandstand- Stock kept on running to second. Hob litzell, getting the ball on the rebound from the concrete stand, shot it to Barry to head off the Philadelphia runner. completing the double play. Boston's seventh inning was a process sion. Cady and Shore struck out and Hooper was retired on a grounder to Stock
 Eighth Inning The National leaguers made strong bid to tic the score in the eighth inning after two were out. Bancroft flied to Lewis and Paskert sent up a high fly to Gardner. Cravath hit 8 terrific drive to center field The ball struck in front of Speaker and bounded over his head and by the time he had recovered it near the fence. CfaNath was by second. He made third base easily before Speaker could return the ball to the infield. Luderus here raised the hopes of the Philadelphia fans. by shooting his third single of the game to center field on which Cravath romped home with the Fhillies' solitary run. Dugey was sent in to run for Luderus and justified Mo- rams judgment by promptly stealing sec oRd. the only theft In the game. He was left on the keystone sack as Whitted was an easy out, Shore to Hoblitzell Pat Moran sent Becker to left field and Whitted took I,uderus' place at first. Scott was thrown out by Stock Speaker got an infield hit which was too diff cult for Stock to handle. TIoblitzeil slammed his third single to right and Speaker sprinted to third base. Lewis was given base on balls. With the bases full. things looked very promising again for Boston. but another double play killed the inning. Gardner chopped a grounder to Chalmers who threw to Burns Burns whipped the ball to Whitted ahead of Gardner.
 Ninth Inning The Phillies were quickly disposed of in the final inning Niehoff was thrown out by Gardner and Burns raised high fly to Scott. Byrne. pinch hitting for Chalmers, sent a fly to Lewis who gath cred in the ball for his sixth put out of the game and Boston chalked up another victory in the series for the champion ship of the world. 1 stASyl The official score: