The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-10-11
Boston Took the Third
Game, Beating Alexander
In Last of the Ninth

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plate; Evans on bases. KLEIN and
Rigler on foul lines. Il
First Innins--PhiIadelph
Stock doubled to center. Speaker
lost the ball in the sun and the Off
cial scorer gave Stock a hit. Ban
croft up. Bancroft out, Gardner to
Hobby. Stock taking third. Paskert
up. Paskert fouled to Gardner. Cra-
vath up. Cravath famed.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Cravath took healthy swing at the
bird strike.
J. First lnnins-5oston. H..
Hooper up. Hooper flied to Cravath.
Scott famed. He swung Speaker
up. Speaker flied to Paskert.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Alexander seemingly started off TO
pitch the same sort Of a. bali he pitch =
ed Friday. He did not seem to be
putting much on the ball. He was
working slowly and easy and gave
every Indication that he was conserv-
ing his strength. Il
a4 Second Inning, Boston.
Hoblitzel up. Hoblitzel out. Alex
ander unassisted. Alexander ran over
to the base line and picked up roller
tagging him out. Lewis up. Lewis
singled down left field foul Iinei Gard
ner up. Lewis out stealing, Burns to
Lewis. Gardner flied to Whitted.
Second Inning, Philadelphia.
Luderus up. Luderus famed. He
swung hard at the last one. Whitted
up. Whitted popped to Hobby. ME-
hon up. Niehoff popped to Scott.
No runs, no hits. no errors. .
Leonard was going great guns. He
had world of speed and put the tall
over the corners like a rifle shot.
Boston Rooters Busy.
Boston's royal rooters back on their
own pasture, set an example to the
huge throng and for an hour before
the game, the place was a bedlam of
noise. Ten minutes before the game
time Leonard and Alexander started
warming UP.
Third Inning, PhiIadsIphia.
Burns singled to center. AIexan-
der got a. great hand. Alexander was
safe at first when Hobby dropped
Gardeners throw. Burns was safe at
second. Hobby gets error. stock UP.
Stock sacrificed, Gardner TO Hobby
Both runners advancing. Bancroft up
Bancroft singled scoring Burns: he took
twoand three. Alexander on third. Pas
kert up. Paskert flied to Barry Alex
ander was held at third. Barry made
a wonderful catch with his back to
the ball. Cravath UP. Cravath flied
One run. two hits. one error.
Third lnnine, 7eston, .
Barry flied to Pask' carrigan up
Carrigan walked. Leonard up. Leon.
ard fouled. Whitted tried hard for a
long foul from Leonard but missed
a,.l fnw
up. Alexander kept Carrigan nailed
to first. Hooper poaaed s. StockFs
No runs, no hits alG es: 0ss. S4f
Seemingly superhuman support wa,
all that prevented the Phillies making
three runs in this inning. Barry rar
into center and took Paskert's high one
and a moment later Lewis raced tt
left the field wall and III one final con-
elusive leap speared what appeared tc
be . triple off Cravath's bat.
Fourth Inning, Philadelphia.
Luderus up. Luderus famed. Whit
ted UP. Whitted flied to Hooper. Me-
hoff up. Niehoff popped to Scott.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
BOSTON TIES SCORE.
Fourth Innins--5oston.
Scott up. Scott flied to Paskert
Speaker up. Speaker tripled dowr
the right field foul line. The crowd
raised the roof Hoblitzel up. Hob
litzel flied to Paskert, Speaker scoring
after the catch. Lewis UP. Lewis
popped to Paskert.
One run, on hit, no errors.
Speakers hit was a low writhins
lgrounder which flew straight down the