The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-09
hillies Triumphant Over
 5he Red Sox in Opening Game of Worlds Series
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B shape. The runner, however. was left
 first, for Barry sent a short fly tc hvath, the right fielder's only fielding tnce in the game.
 he Phillies' first run came in the rth. Paskert brought the spectators tc fir feet by shooting a single to right
 was sacrificed to second by Cravath
 Shore to Hoblitzell. Paskert took Fd on Luderus' out, Barry to Hoblit- amid much cheering. A minute later skert came home with the first run oi
 series, when Whitted hit a slow Punder to Barry, who got up to the l too late to nip off the flying Pas 1t. Whitted stole second, Cady mak-
 a high throw after momentarily Fgling the ball. Niehoff was thrown
 by Scott.
 Fifth Inning
 By this time the Boston rooters were 1ost frantic for run. They called . Cady for hit as he came up in the h but Cady failed them, offering Nie- f an easy chance. Shore, however xed single through the infield to cen- Hooper failed to advance him, go- out on a short fly to Bancroft. Shore S forced at second by Scott. Niehoft Bancroft, on a neat play.
 Burns. the first National leaguer up in fifth, went out on strikes. Alexander ed one to Lewis. Stock raised a low in front of the plate. Shore came ping in to catch 1t but he was a ster
 short and failed to hold the ball was given an error. Burns was left first, Bancroft being easily retired 'ore to Hoblitzel.
 Sixth Inning
 {peaker in the sixth lined again to |htted. Hoblitzell drove single tc | Int, which Cravath almost caught off tees. Hoblitzell stole second base Lewis was striking out. Gardner put ur Thigh fly that Catcher Burns grabbed $t inside the diamond
 The Philliies were quickly disposed of their half of the sixth. Paskert went E. Short to Hoblitzell. Cravath poled
 long fly to Speaker and Luderus weakly to Barry and was out al Ft.
 Seventh Inning
 IThe seventh was unproductive. Bar raised the hopes of the Red Sox by |shing single through short. He fnt to second on Cady's sacrifice 'exander to Luderus, but he was left |ere as both Shore and Hooper struck It.
 lThe stay of the Quakers at the bat this inning also was brief. Whitted bye out what looked like home run to the left field bleachers but the |rthwest wind held the ball back and settled into Lewis hands not far pm the wall separating the field from |e crowd. Shore tossed out Niehoff Ia Barry fielded Burns grounder and tired the little catcher. N,e Ni4f L. Eighth Inning. :. a...--..... s.. Then came the eighth whfc1f saw Sston tie the score and Philadelphia In the game. Scott flied out to Ban- pft. Speaker drew his second base balls and went to second on Hob- lzell's out, Stock to Luderus. Lewis fmmed the first ball pitched to left Id and Speaker dashed around third Id home with the tying run. Whitted hde swift throw to the plate to head speaker but it was a little wide wis took second on the throw in kskert here cut off run by making Zine running catch off Gardners long Alexander opened Philadelphia's hal1 going out, Barry to Hoblitzell. Stock It base on balls, which was wildly |eered. Then came the play which Rny felt was the turning point of Fe game. Bancroft sent a low drive ward center field. Barry made a great fort for the ball and got it and was out to make a quick throw to second F a double play, but Scott was not lar the bag. The shortstop evident did not realize that Barry could Id the ball and was slow in starting the base. The result was that Stock (d Bancroft were safe. The Phfladel- (ia crowd set up a terrific din as kskert was given base on balls, fill |g the bases. "Hit 'er out, Gavvy," |lled the crowd as the home run slug Fr came to the plate. Cravath tried Frd and drove a hot grounder to Scott here was little time to get Stock at |e plate and he scored as Scott threw It Cravath, the other runners nov |g up. Luderus hit slow grounder hich Shore had trouble getting and hncroft rushed home with the Phil ss' third run. A double steal-was tried kt Luderus was out at second, Cady Scott
 Ninth Inning
 The crowd started to move toward |e exits as Boston came in for the |nth inning. Barry went out on |rikes. Henriksen was sent in to bat |r Cady and he shot bounder to lderus, who fumbled the ball. Ruth nch hitting for Shore. also rolled one Luderus, who made the second out enriksen going to third. Hooper end the inning and the game by flying Luderus.