Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-16
TIGERS OUTCLASS RED
SOX IN OPENING GAME
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really be the favorites, as the balance of
its Eastern trip is likely to prove easier
than Boston's series with the Western
teams. Detroit tackles the Athletics and
Senator's after the present set-to with the
Red Sox. while Boston meets Cleveland
and st. Louis.
Cleveland has been playing fine ball and
Is likely to get at least one game In Bos-
ton, while the Browns are playing better
bail than any team in the league at the
present time.
The Red Sox's series with the High
landers in 10 days is another hardship for
Carrigan's team. The Yankees have
beaten the Red Sox in the seasons series
so far, and with Caldwell, Fisher, Shaw
key Brown and Mogridge pitching fine
ball, Donovan's team may upset the
pennant dope.
After leaving the East the Tigers should
have smooth sailing, and 1t is apparently
necessary for the Red Sox to Increase
their lead before the Tigers leave the
East II they hope TO win the pennant
before the last week of the season, as
Carrigan had planned in order to rest
his men up for the worlds series.
FIRST INNING.
Bush walked. Witt was out, Foster TO
Hoblitzell Cobb singled TO centre, scoring
Bush, Cobb taking second on the throw
in. Veach singled to centre. scoring Cobb.
Crawford shot long fly to right, which
Hooper lost In the sun. Speaker, how
ever, raced over and made a fine catch
and doubled Veach at first Two runs,
two hits, no errors.
Hooper grounded to Burns. Scott out
on strikes. Speaker went out, Bush to
Burns. No runs, no hits, no errors.
SECOND INNING.
Burns thrown out by Barry Young
bounded down third base line, and went
to second on GaTdner's wild throw
Stanage popped to Hoblitzell. Dauss
struck out. No runs. one hit, one error.
Dauss threw out Hoblitzell Gardner
Gardner was thrown out stealing, Stan
age 10 Young. No runs. one hit. no
errors.
THIRD INNING.
Bush lined to Barry Witt flied TO Speak
err Cobb flied to Lewis. No runs, no hits,
no errors
Barry went out on a grounder TO
Burns. Thomas popped TO Young. Foster
famed. No runs, no hits. no errors.
FOURTH INNING.
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line drive over third. Hooper dropped
Crawfords line drive. which went for
two bases. Foster tossed out Burns.
Crawford taking third. Young singled
70 left, scoring Crawford. Youns out,
stealing. Thomas to Barry. One run, one
hit. one error
Hooper walked On four pitched balls.
Hooper took second on a passed, han.
Scott popped to Bush. Speaker lined TO
Burns and Hooper was doubled al sec
ond. Bush taking the throw. No runs
no hits. no errors.
FIFTH INNING.
stanage low-bridged Foster with a
single. Dauss was hit by a pitched ball.
Bush sacrificed, Foster TO Hobiltzel. Wit
singled TO left centre, stanags and Dauss
scoring. Witt took second on the throw
In. Collins now pitching for Boston. Cobb
flied out to Lewis. Veach fouled out TO
Thomas. Two runs, two hits. no errors.
Hobiltzeli grounded out, Young 10
Burns Gardner beat out an lnneld hlt
70 Young. Lewis forced Gardner. Wit
70 Young Barry reached hret on yift's
high throw TO Burns. Thomas singled 10
ssnue scoring Lewis. Hsnnckson balted