Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-13

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day Philadelphia had runners on second
base. with only one out. and in neither
case were they advanced as far as third.
In the first Bancroft was left at the
keystone sack, when Paskert and Cravath ]
both struck out. In the second Luderus
led off with a single. was sacrificed TO
second by whitted and left there. The
lack of driving power at the critical mo-
ments has ieen the deciding factor
against the Philadelphia players, for to-
night, while the acore OF games stands
three to ono against them the Phillies
have scored seven runs TO their opponents
eight.
scores in First.
Boston was lucky TO score it's first run
today. Barry walked to begin the third
inning. Cady laid down bunt that ordi-
narily would have been an easy out,
Chalmers, in the box for the Phillies,
slipped as he went for the ball and
could not recover himself until cady was
safe at flrst. shore sacrificed Barry TO
third and Cady to second and the former
scored a moment later when Hooper was
credited with an. infield hit, on Tall
that NIehoff should have gotten.
1t looked here as II the sox H~ere In a
position to make enough runs In this
one innirg to decide the contest. but
their attack failed. Scott popped up a
foul and Speaker was out on an easy
roller down tho first base line.
The second and eventually the winning
run came over In the sixth when Hob.
litKel singled and raced homo on Duffy
Lewis screeching double TO the left
field fonce. Lewis had driven In the w!n-
ming run yesterday and no was easily
the hero OF the crowd today. His de-
fensive work in the fiald this afternoon
was q little short OF wonderful. He was
credited with six putouts and each
chance that came his way was a diff
cult one. Up against the fence one mo-
ment he was dashing toward the infieid
at another 20 match bali from his shoe
tops.
Chalmers Hurts Good Game.
George Chalmers. the shird Philly
pitcher to fall before the hefty hickory
sticks OF she American league champions.
hurried q fair gsmo OF ball. He allowed
only NfEht hits. Hoblitzel lovying on his
slahts for three Of that number. Chalmers
Is a native OF Ecotland but he cGnno 20
this country az an early age and has
taken TO the NATIONAL game with all the
si1ili and cunning OF an American boy.
Todays game was the last IN which
the players share the receipts A total OF
s14l se9. 80 awaits division among the mem
bers OF the two teams. This II the share
allowed under the National commission
rules by which players participation IN
the profits Is limited 20 the first foui
games. The winning team will receivs
$50. 80. or 90 per cent of-the total. Al
twenty-three players OF each. team arr
eligible Contestants In the series. the In
dividual share win amount TO tS.77sSs eaci
II the division IL equal.
Can Decide Themselves.
The players themselves are the authori
ties In deciding how the money shall b.
disposed OF. and may reduce the allow
ance 90 utility men who have figureS
little In the activities OF the league sea
son or Of the series by vote among them
selves
To the losers will go or TWEEN
ty-three shares OF q, n. II IN,
division lie equal.
The players profits this year are no
equal to those OF 1911 and 1912, the recorS
crowds az the two games played OF
Braves Field failing 10 offset the re
stricted attendance at the Philadelphia
park lt
Figures for -Four Games.
During these four games lGs.Ol0 person.
have watched the play OF the teams
They have paid SIS, 20 50 for their places
OF this sum the National commission vii
receive 81. $50, 3. Each club treasury vii
gain stS.2s9.S from these games and vii
be further enriched. az win the commits
si0n's strong box. by the receipts at sub
sequent contests IN which the player
have nonfinancial interest.
The crowd which witnessed the gam
today Unexpectedly proved smaller tina
yesterdays record-breaking outpourins
That todays figures did not eclipse thos
Of yesterday however. was not the faul
Of the Boston fans. Between 1890 an
1900 OF them were turned away at IN
gates Many ticket holders were caust
10 this way and were unable TO max
their way 70 the safes. which were close
long before the game started.
Crush Becomes Dangerous.
Tie scene outside the park was Z
times a riotions confusion The crus
became 80 bad that It seemed dangeros
70 continue the sale Of standing rool
tickets ana Il was due 4 this fact thu
the attendance Tor today fell several huI
dred short Of yesterday.
The day was made for base ball.
briiiia7; October sun having In its "a,