Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
GAME IN DETAIL.
First Inning.


 B StCn - iiLGpe. htt'efu> cXamin q Mayors oflsring.s 1T wing a pass. Sc2.t's attempt al sacrifice resulted malning on first. speaker also n dtalce balls befcre he met ons sqdarely and ssnt il to right field for single, Hooper perching on third before ,he ball was returned to he diamond Tho double stea was at~ t.mpted Burns p-gged to NiehoH, catching Speaker going into seaond. Niehcfi made q quick peg back to the plate, but Burns muffed the ball, Hooper being safe with ths firs,.. run of the gam.. Hoblitzel singled to senter, but was out from Burns to Niehoff when lae tried tc pilfer tn k; ystone sack. One run, two hits. Phiiis phia-Fcster appearsd In !, fine fot le, and apDar ntly had little difficulty conyroliug the ball Stocil watched perfect strike go over. and hit tho a.cond bali pitchel, going cut from Scott to Hobliia,l, Bancroft was fooled by the SoX pitchers curves, and struck out. Paskeft was ieut. when an niield fhvver was chased by Bsrry and iIoblit2el, Barry getting the, b@ll and fielding il vv Foser at first, for tne put-out, No runs. no hits.
 second Inning. i Boston--Lewis was victim to Mayors curves, striking cut. Gard ner singled over short. Barry foulad off the first two strikes, snd swung at l a wide one, for strike out. Thomas ssnt roller. on which he was re- tired from Mayer to Luderus. No runs. one hi.
 elphia--'Foster showed eve.. mors brilliantly strikiuS out ,he 1 slugging Crsvatn and th> nome run king" Luderus, in suGC ession. Whit ted was out from Scott to li1blitzel. 1 No runs, no hits.
 Third Inning. Rcston-This was Mayors best in ning, the detailed description showing ! that Foster struck out cn six pitched balls: Hooper struck out on fivs pitched balls; and Scott struck out cn five pitched balls. No runs, no hits.
 iPhiladelphia-F struck cut Nsihoff on four pitca,d balls Burns was out from l.uderus to Foster. the pitnher covering the bag. Mayer struck out. No runs. no aits. Fourth Inning.
 Bcston-Sp:a was an easy out on a fly to Bancroft Hobli gel sent a drive to first, which Luderus smoth Lewis singled over sec end base, but Gardner flied out to' left field. this hsing the first put out for an cater gardener in the contest. No runs, one hit,
 lPhiladelrhia- ia-Stcck was out on q drive to center. which Speaker caught while running ill. He picked 1t off ais shcetops. Bancroft was out from Lu- derus to Foster, the fast pitcher again covering he bag. paskert was out cn fly to left field. No runs, nA hits
 Fifth Inning. Boston-Rarry was out from third to first. Thomas w5s out the sams way, stock to Big Lud erus. Both times Stock made lightnins-like snaps of the ball across the diamond. EOS ter'e screaming drive to right fieli bit the fence. and wGns for two SACKS, the first extra bas nit of the pres mt world series. Bost N and Paelidelphia fans alike che red the Boston pi cher. MaNer snd Burns showed their hsadiness by walking the dangerous Hooper. so tho weak hitting Lewis wcull be up. Lewis flifd out to left, , an easy chance fer Whi,ted. No runs, one hit
 Philadelphia Cravath drew two hslls and foulea eff cns strike, before he me cn> on to nose of his hat aad sent it agairss tho loft fss..d fence for two bases. The phillie rsotsrs hsSan i'their vocal assaults upon the visitors. land went actually wild moment later, when Luderus, with two foul-