Arizona republican., 1915-10-10
Breaks of Second Game With Boston, But Geor- gie Foster Acquires Lot of Votes When He Turns Back PhillieS
GAME MORE OF A
 REAL BALL SCRAP
Boston Pitcher Bats for Average of .750 and Lets Phils Down With 3 Hits, Two Successive Doubles Netting One Run
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 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9. TT The breaks of the game favored Boston today and tonight the American
 League champions and the Phillies are on their way to Boston with the
 honors of the worlds series so far even.
 The president and his fiancee shared the honors in the second cox test with a stoutly built Boston pitcher, Georgie Foster. Foster held the fighting Phillies to three hits. He struck out eight men. He m1tue three hits himself including a smash in the ninth that sent Gardner across with the winning Boston run. In addition to this Foster sped to first twice and took throws from his fet- low-fielder HoblitzeH. He turned two seeming errors into sensational outs.
 Foster in the field and Wilson Tn the stand were heroes of the day. Foster won his game two to one. The president had a wider margin. More than 10000 fans were on their feet time after time with Wilson. They greeted him with cheers when he came They forgot the sting Of defeat to send him on his way to Washington with a shout that echoed for many blocks
 The baseball throng greatly ad- mired Mrs. Gait, who was smilingly happy over the attention. The presi- dent rooted royalty for the home team In the last half of the ninth when the Phillies' plight was des- perate, Wilson was on his feet as the band began to play the Star Spangled Banner" and was followed by the entire crowd. The bleacheritSs heard the music and joined the standing throng. hats in hand. It was a scene of genuine dramatic tenseness.
 It was real baseball from the mo ment Hooper was first up until Speaker ended the contest by reach ing into center field bleachers to snatch a bullet-like drive from Pas kert's bat and turn a potential home run into a meteoric out, thereby say ing Foster well-earned victory.
 Play was sharp and brilliant all the innings. It was diff ferent from the somewhat saffron hued contest of yesterday. The field was fast and the players of both teams seemed to have found them
  peared There was no semblance of the lack of thought that character ized some of the plays of yesterday. There was little to choose in the field. The only error was charged to Burns. catchr of Philadelphia, who dropped a difficult throw from zee, end and allowed Hooper to score in the first
 There was also a wonderful differ ence in the effect of todays game on the crowd. A lack of excitement kept the throng in an at titude of indifference most of the time. Today the fans were kept iu a state of high excitement. Hooters aggressivesly followed each play At times they generously bestowed ap- plause on the visiting players as well as upon the home team. Gard ner, Speaker and Foster of Boston and Bancroft, Whitted and Stock of the Phillies, seemed all over the field. Their presence was sorely needed. Flashing plays brought 3 spontaneous response from spec tators iii the banked stands and the bleachers.
 Although Mayer allowed more hits than Foster, he was seldom in real and kept the fence wreck CTS of the Boston crew batting pop flys Speaker had the good fortune
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