Semi-weekly herald., 1915-10-14

fhlladelphia, Alexander and Burns
Boston, Leonard and Carrigan.
The weather is almost ideal with
very fast field.
In Philadelphia half of the first
inning Stock doubled and was advanc-
ed to third on Bancroft's sacrifice,
but Paskert was put out on a foul,
Cravath famed and Hooper flied out
Both teams were scoreless in the
second although Boston got a man on
the bases when Lewis hit clean
single, but he was put out while at
tempting to steal.
Philadelphia scored one in the third
when Burns got single and was
advanced to second on Hoblitzells s
muff to catch Alexander, Stock then
sacrificed and Bancroft singled scor-
ing Burns, Paskert and Cravath were
easily put out, ending the inning for
the Phillies.
Carrigan walked in Boston's half
of the third but was stranded, Ajax
ander pitching himself out of the hole
easily.
Philadelphia failed to score in the
fourth.
Boston succeeded in tieing the score
in the fourth when Speaker hit a clean
three sacker, followed by a sacrifice
fly by Hoblitzell.
Neither team succeeded in getting
man on the bases in the fifth or
sixth innings.
Leonard famed two, Ludres and
Niehoff II the seventh and Philadel-
phia was unable to score.
During the Boston half of the sew
enth, Speaker first up, singled but
was caught with Hoblitzell in a
double play, Lewis succeeded in get
ting a single but died on the bases
when Gardner flied out.
In the eighth for Philadelphia Burns
was out on fly to Speaker, Alexan-
der famed and Stock flied to Speak
er.
Barry of Boston, popped to Bancroft,
Carrigan famed and Leonard lined a
hot one to Bancroft who handled il
clean, ending the inning.
Philadelphia was unable to score in
the ninth.
In Boston's half of the ninth, Hoop
er singled, Scott sacrificed, Speaker
was walked Intentionally, Hoblitzell
was put out on hit to Niehoff, Lewis
made single, scoring Hooper.
Boston made two runs, six hits and
one erros.
Philadelphia made one run, three
hits and no errors.
BOSTON, Oct, 12.-Fifty thous-
and supposedly staid New Englanders
fought and scrotched their way to
places of vantage to view the fourth
game of the worlds series.
The Phillies used practically their
entire practice period for batting
practice.
Boston again practiced for two
hours.
The weather is perfect, being hot
ter than it was yesterday, with the
diamond much faster.
The batteries for todays game are
for the Phillies, Chalmers and Burns;
for the Red Sox Short and Cady.
In Philadelphia's half of the first
inning Stock singled but was put out
trying to stretch it into double.
Bancroft walked and stole second,
but the next two men up, Paskert
and Cravath, famed, ending the in
ming.
Chalmers famed the first two
Boston men up, Hooper and Scott.
Speaker walked but was put out while
attempting TO steal second.
Ludres of Philadelphia opened the
second inning with clean single.
Whitted then sacrificed, advancing
him to second, but the Phillies were
unable to score in this inning. Neie-
hoff fouled out to Cady, Burns walk
er, Chalmers famed, ending the
Phillies session.
Boston was also scoreless in the
second.
In the third, Bancroft walked but
died on the bases.
In the third inning Boston made
a run in the following manner:
Barry took base on balls, Cady
singled, Shores sacrdificed mad Hoop
er singled.
Neihoff walked and reached second
when Burns singled in Philadelphia's
half of the fourth, but both were
stranded on the bases.
Hoblitzell, first up in Boston's
fourth, made single, Leads then
sacrificed, advancing his station,
but Gardner and Barry both were out
on flies, leaving Philadelphia scoreless
in the fifth.
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