The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-14

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TOTALS FOR SERIES.
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PHILADELPHIA, oct. 1s.-Philadel-
phla's short fences. counted upon so
heavily TO favor the Quaker cause In
their fight against the Red Sox, proved
false to-day. Trey enabled Bostons
American League pennant winner to es-
ablish the supremacy of the Ban john
son circuit once more BY giving the red
Sox the nth game of the worlds series
william +. Baker. president OF the
Phillies. constructed a temporary
b,eacher In centre field to augment the
capacity of his cramped stands, That
addition represented about *soo a game,
or In this NTH game, where the clubs
get the major portion Of the receipts,
about $500 for william F. Baker. Mr..
Baker, in reaching for this extra coin.
was In much the same position as the
greedy boy Of Aesop's mind. who b
the fistful of filberts and couldn't draw
his hand from the jar. But Tor the
temporary bleacher there Is little doubt
that Philadelphia would have another
crack at the Sox tomorrow In Boston,
where approximately $4,000 awaited
the owners of the two contesHnS teams
PERHAPS II was as we'll for the health
of organized baseball that Boston ended
the series to-day. The game was ex-
citing enough. quite the most exci'ihs
OF the series, though not SO well played
AS the others. Sceptics were ready to
charge a laydown to the Hubbites when
Philadelphia broke ont In the lead.
''Carrigan is not trying to w1n,' the
! pessimis,s grumbled on every hand. he
wants Lannin to get his share OF that
big gate in Boston tomorrow II was
indeed "A costly example OF the honesty
of baseball when the Red Sox finally
did win. Close to $780, 600 1t cost the ;wo
teams and the National Commission
Four Break Record.
In many respects to-day's concluding
game of the 1915 CLASSIC was one OF
The most remarkable OF worlds series
history. -Four home runs were made.
Harry HOOPER, the clever left fielder OF
the Red Sox. contributed two of these
They ver,. clouts into the temporary
centre field stand. Duffy Lewis. VINO
mad led Boston's tfrillian attack
Throughout, the first four games, ola a.
deadly execution with his circuit swat
as Hooper effected with the brace. TOT
Lewis drove in Ga!ner ahead OF him.
Fred Luderus OF the Phillies got the
only legitimate home run OF the series or
"A mighty drive over the right neid wall
In tho fourth inning. This hit would
nave been good for a run on any park
IL cleared the wall by fully thirty feet.
Pat Moran had intended to use Alex
ander but switched TO Erskine Mayer al
the last moment. Alexander and Mayer
warmed up before the game. TINT cham'
plon pitcher did not appear ut MS pest
SO his mate got the assignment In 2
way it seemed good judgment mac
Nayer gone through safely Alexande'
undoubtedly would have given a goot
account of himself in the sixth game
Had Mayer been as good as he was las
saturday against Foster. who ontpitchef
hin, then. ne would have won beyond q
doubt.
Eostar was away below the standard
he established on his first start lie WA
hit hard in the first four innings. wher
the Ouakers scored all four or 'hei'
runs. quite enough to WIN on orulhar!
pitching. But Mayer proved fur'her OF
color than his adversary, w was pep
nered freely through the frs, two innings
and driven from the o in the third
He allowed the Red Sox to crowd baci
10 even terms. Eppa Rixey. Moran
.outbn,w VINO succeeded the righ
handed pitcher, broke badly In the las
~
two innings.
Va rry Hooper will go down in histor,
az the first player to get TWO rome run
in one worlds series game. HIS mt
were clean enough and fast enoueh pro
ne,,ad To get back to the furthsst fenc'
nnr .ny mark. they lit away behind thu
o%uthelders. Yet there was some iuck u
both for they hoped into the Temporal!
Stand on the first bound. The first on
cIea rcd a gate by several inches only
pn,h bounded high. Had they <
the ground as did many or the othe
hard hit alls of the day they woul'
nav, been good for doubles at most. IN
home run of Duffy Lewis In the eighti
carried into the stand, a muoh ionse
hit than either OF Hooperss
The crowd at this last game wa
clearly nartisan in its sentiments. Ever,
one rooted FOR Philadelphia, home AM
visiting alike. TIE Philliea had Tough
so gamely throughout that they car
rjcd the sympathy OF the spectators
Resides every one wished to see BiI
Alex get one more crack at the Amer
lean League champions on Braves flelu
There was plenty OF roofing until Dun!
Lewis drove home the tying runs IN IN
eighth ming
ne , NV
Ou,kers' braces OF runs In the first AM
fourth innings were cheered fraTMicaiiy
Neither OF Hooper's home run drive
was cheered, The first one tied IN
score for the first time. The secon'
decided the battle. Every one seeme'
to be hoping for an extra game
Very few Of the Royal Rioters cam
over from Boston for the concluding
y,ma and therefore whatever uttn
was done In the Red o favor wa
isolated. The brass band and Its ties
sic" which spurred the Carrigan brigad
throughout the first four games wa
missed.
Foster had little of the form ne dis
played in the game of Saturday, bu
his courage stood with him every min
ute of the afternoon, He fiirted wit
finger fractures when he speared era
vath's %grounder In the first inndng an
started a double play by way of tn
plate.
A wonderful throw by Cady in tn
Eighth inning headed Dugey, who ral
for Cravath, but II was cancelled be
cause OF the fact hat the pitch brushed
Luderus's clothing.
In the second inning Mayer tried I
sneak over the third strike while Hobb
was jawing with Klein about a Gale
second, which seemed low. Hoblitze,
came to Just In time to foul of a wais
high plate cutter.
Niehoff got his first and only hit o
the series In the fourth inning. l
was n clean single to centre with tw
out. The unfortunate second baSema,