Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10

might dash for second. But Hooper
stood still, and when Mayer got in
hole he had to cut TIE plate for
Speaker. who raped the next one to
right for n single. Hooper going to
third. Hobltzcl took a strike. prob
ably expecting Speaker TO try to steal.
but he did not start.
On the next pitch Speaker dartcd
for second and was nipped by Burns.
II was u close play. and Niehoff made
as Burns let 20 his rifle shot ,h throw,
Hooper started homo. Niehoff made a
speedy return, for what looked like an
catcher fumbled the ball, and Hooper
was safe with Boston's first run In
sliding to the plate Hooper missed the
pI, samr but managed to crawl back ON
ball on him. Hobltzell singled TO cen
ter field and went out trying to steal.
Siehon made another good catch of
runner In the, nick OF time. 1t also
was n close play. Stock. first up for
the Quakcrs. had II ball and IL strike
which Scott Scooped up on the run and
threw the runner out After getting
two bad balls, Bancroft struck out.
litzcll. who fumbled il. tho ball bound
ing toward right field. Barry stopped
It and threw to first. Foster covering
me bag: liarry's fine fielding saved
HoblitZell an error.
Mayer Pitches We'll I'm Third Inning.
Mayors sharp curves were too much
Ior Lewis in the second inning and he
ana. IN attempting the hit and run play.
larry fouicd off two balls ard was
Th9mas's sharp drive and threw tho
Red SoX catcher out It was sharp
work on Mayors part.
With Cravath up the nclders moved
back. but he struck out on four pitched
balls. l.udorus., the. Phillics' other
heavy hitter, also famed. Whitfield
took strike: waited as three had
ones passed him, then hit weakly to
scott and was thrown out.
Mayer probably never pitched bet
ter ball than in the third inning. The
Red Sox bat;ers were helpless against
his fast sharp curves. Foster struck
II to Ludcrus for the out. Hooper
struck out on six pitched balls and
scott on hye. II Was one; two, three
the third inning. Niehoff struck out.
Burns sent bounder to Hoblitzcll.
who was too FAR from tho bag to make
the out, ana he tossed the bhll to Fos-
Ter, who beat Burns to the base. Mayer
I famed. Speaker let Mayors FIRST Of
lrThrl"E Gex II tn the I tirst 70 Sy For ta
dorus sent n grounder to Hoblitzell.
Lewis singled to short center.
Nichoff'S throw in was too, late to
ssin5u Oh LEWIS Gardner fied to left
three faced Foster The crowd begnn
stamping their feet. Foster kept his
d d;nfES, ho cSsn StoSk gave SPEAKER
! fielder accepted. Bancroft sent a roller
TO HoolitZell and was out. Foster again
making tho out. Paskert flied out 10
Hooper, near the right field wall.
PRESIDENT APPLArDS
ST0CK's PRETTY PLAY
Two pretty, plays by Stock at third
IN the ned soy NTH inning won APP
Barry's sharp rap ten feet behind third
base ana threw out the runner. Then
he ran in and grabbed up Thomas's
slow grounder and got the runner mt
first. With the count three and two
on Foster, the Boston twirler crashed
wall for two bases. and the boston
rooters shouted. II was the frst hit
or the series for extra bases Mayer
Hooper. hut scott filed out to Wih,itted
In the next inning Phladeiphias
heavy artillery tied the score Ora.
bases. Luderus hammered Il double to
Mitn Cd the had pf fdr ,o only Thines
however. pulled himself together and
stopped the hitting. Whitfield was out
On s'nW froNnder to Scott Luderus
to Hohlitzcll. Burns struck out
The Red SoXs sixth inning was short.
speaker nOlSteu n pop nH to Bancroft
and Hoblitzell a hi,-., fiy to NiehofS
Lewis struct out on three pitched
balls.
Mayer was out on an easy Erounder
to Barry. but Barry had to extend him
self to get Stocks sharp hit in short
right field and throw him out Ran.
croft singled to center, but Paskert
grounded out. Gardner to IIoblltzelI
Boston got three on in the seventh.
but sharp work behind Mayer pre-,
vented IL score Gardner ncd to Whit
ted. Barry singled to left Thomas
hit through the pitchers. box. forcing
ON, 3ut Barry Foster singled TO left.
Into TO run for Thomas as Hooner
came TO bat: Hooper bounced hit TO
| the inneld just out Of Mayors reach
and the bases were full Henriksen
went to bat for Scott. Mayer sent up