New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-12

slipped out of his hands. Paskert took
Speakers fly.
Second Inning.
tactics that were being used by the
Red Sox on Alexander. Leonard threw
two balls to Luderus. Gardner, who has
has been the ever present help IN
trouble TO the Boston pitchers in this
series, rushed over and yelled some
thing TO Leonard The next pitch was
called strike. Luderus lodged wide
one. that would have been the third
ball. but it tipped his bat for foul.
lie went out on foul tip that CARR
gan squeezed. Whitted popped 10 Hob
l,tzell and Niehoff flied to Scott.
3oston-In this inning came the only
attempt 10 steal that was made in the
game. Hoblitzell hit a slow roller down
the first base line. Alexander fielded 1t
and touched him out. With two balls
and no strikes on him Lewis singled
over third base, making the first OF
three hits he ripped of to-day. Lewis
tried TO steal on the third ball pitched
to Gardner. The Phillies were sur
prised, but Burns made bullet throw
70 Bancroft, who slew Lewis. Gardner
flied to Whitfield.
Third Inning.
PHILADELPHIA was in this inning
that the Philles scored one run on
safe play when a little wild base rum
ming and bit of luck might have given
them AT least one more. Here Philadel-
phia had its big chance OF the game
Rurns started the trouble with single
lust out of reach OF Barry. The Boston
fans, showing true sportsmanshlp, ap-
plauded Alexander when he came 10
bat. He hunted "a sacrifice 10 Gardner
and was safe at first when hoolltzeli
LEI the throw sift through his myers.
Stock sacrificed, Gardner to HooiltzeH'
putting Stock on third and Alexander
nn second with only one out. Ban
Croft liked the first ball and singled to
centre. Alexander, coming from sec
ord wanted 10 try 10 score, but KILL
for who WAS coaching, played II safe
and held Alexander on third. Bancroft
took second on Speakers rather poor
throw 10 the plate. Paskert sent ny
over Barrv's head. Alexander went
half way down the line, expecting II 10
bc n hit. By a phenomenal running
cs.cb Harry caught the ball. lie was
oT his balance. and had Alexander been
an third when the catch was MADE the
pbiiIv pitcher would have had good
cba,ca 10 score. With two out ana men
on second and third, Cravath dug MS
snikes into the earth, swung powerlulIy
and connected. Duffy Lewis was play
inc far back. but he had 70 speed a.
most 10 the deep fence to make orIIl-
;ant catch that ended the inning IN IN
The Polo Grounds Cravsth's hat "oulu
hays been a home run and would nave
won for Philadelphia.
Boston.-In this inning Alexander pre-
sented the only unintentiona! pass Oh
The came. Leonard did not give pase
ON halls. Alexander allowed two, put
ono 10 Sneaker. in the ninth, was an
OUTRIGHT gift as a tribute 10 his hitting
power. Barry. first up, got a Iouslhs
cheer for his catch. He flied TO fasherl
Carrigan walked after the count was
three and two. Leonard tanned, ailsr
hitting a foul 10 left that Nnltted ID
most caught. Hooper popped TOWARD
bancroft, but Stock went over anu
grabbed the ball.
Fourth Inning.
Philadelphia.-Lude struck out
when Carrigan caught foul TIP; WHIT
ted flied 10 Hooper. Scott caught Me-
hof's pop-up.
Boston.-This was the round IN wnieh
Boston tied the score. Scott nied 10
Paskert. Speaker smashed the hrst Dali
for a three Dagger down the right heid
foul line. Ii was d good double. but .