New Britain herald., 1915-10-09
n SOX WINNERS |OF SECOND GAME
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han ever before. BreakS count in baseball" he said, and we e breaks yesterday. We played anne just like we have played anne all season, and we will try orce the breaks to come our way sry game. We look better now ever before and with the first
 on ice, we have a very good to win the worlds title."
 he disappointment in the failure avath and others of the Phil uggers to connect with Shores hgs was expressed by the fol- of the Notional League champ hnd feeling of relief was every
 apparent that their favorities bne victory to their credit and Carrigan's first choice pitcher ut of the way for a time. Five the only one which was driven e the diamond being a Texas ter, was the sum total of the les efforts. Local fans general reed that Moran's men would to do better work with the stick, Fled, or course, that their op- ts uphold the hitting reputation barned in winning the champion pf their league if they hope to
 the premier title.
 First Inning.
 St IIalf-President Wilson
 out the ball to pitcher Mayer. Fer up. Ball one. The ball was returned by Umpire Rigler to dent Wilson. Hooper protested econd strike claiming the ball too
 Hooper walked, Mayors curves ing wide of the plate. Scott out to Luderus, trying to bunt. tried to pick Hooper off first. IS a pitch out but Hooper out ed Mayer and stayed on first. ker shot terrific liner to right
 base, Hopper going to third. tzel up. Speaker out stealing, to Niehoff, but on the return
 to the plate Burns dropped the hnd Hooper was safe, scoring n's first run. Hoblitzel singled benter. Lewis up. Hoblitzel out ng, Burns to Niehoff. One run, Bits, one error.
 ond Half-Scott threw out Stock hg a nice stop behind the pitcher. coft famed. Paskert was out tzel, Barry to Foster. The ball led off HoblitzePs leg and Barry a quick play of it, getting the kr, No run, no hit, no error.
 Second Inning.
 st Half-Lewis up. Um-
 Rigler went over to the Bos- Elayer's bench and ordered a nov icture man away. Lewis famed, r's underhand ball baffling the bn batsman. Gardner singled Bancroft's head. Barry fouls. Is an attempt at the hit and run
 Barry struck out. Mayer
 out Thomas, the Philadelphia Ter knocking down a. hot line to make the play. No run, one ho error.
 cond FIalf-Cravath up. The d shouted for home
 Cravath struck out, miss sh fast one for the third strike. rus struck out. Foster had a el of speed and a quick drop. threw out Whitted at first. No no hit. no error.
 Third Inning.
 Est Half-Foster struck out Burns lderus, Burns dropping the third "a. Hooper famed. Scott famed. br was giving a big hand as he 1t, no error.
 cond Half-Niehoff famed. s out Hoblitizel to Foster. Mayer He got a good hand as he came e plate. Mayer was a victim on les. It was Fosters fifth s%ike- All during the inning he kept ball on the inside of the plate. un, no hit no error.
 Fourth Inning.
 rst Half-Speaker flied out to profit. Hoblitzel out to Luderus, ssisted. Lewis got @ single over nd which Niehoff was just able mock down. Gardner up. Lewis 3uessed Mayer on his pitchout. 1ner out on a fly to Whitted, who to make a hard run for the foul to make the catch. No run, one no error.
 econd Half-Stock up. The stands started to cheer to rattle Foster k out on a short fly to Speaker made the catch after 8 hard run croft went out, Hoblitzel to Foster Exert out on a long fly to Hooper hit has been made off Foster Ing the first four innings. No run hit, no error.
 Fifth Inning.
 first Half-Barry up. Barry out k to Luderus. It was a smart stoI Stock and President Wilson clappee hands. Thomas out, Stock tt erus. Foster got double agains 6 left field fence. It was the frs Ia base hit of the series. Hoope $ked. He was purposely passed 1t flied out to Whitted. No run hit, no error.
 #econd Half-Official attendance ! 20,306. Cravath doubled to lief 5 the crwod howled. It was Phila bhia's first hit. Cravath scores or @erus' double to right center. Tn fe was now tied. Whitted out 8t to Hoblitzel, Luderus going to