The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-12
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/ staff Correspondent
I BOSTON. Mass. Oct 1.-THE Bos.
( tou Red Eox hare oUt-ptscaed the
I Pasiiies In two games out OF tarss.
( ogt-hi. them from the word 90, OFT
hsldsd the Morgan crew and finally
cztguessed them a. the most CRITICAL
I point X the series 70 date.
/ II IN search Of q reason fo- rhs
/ fact that the So1 hare cnegams
edge today and appear 10 De pointed
( straight toward tie worlds title,
thsrs-it is.
When the turning point IN yests--
tay'z game arrived the PhIliies we're
o1t-gEsssed- Quick thinking and g
good eye stepped forward to back Mp
Lsonaryi's sterling pitching Then
came Duffy Lewis with good solid
blow. scoring Hooper. and the show
vas over.
The turning point In the game
came before the smack OF Lewis was
Gent shooting TO center and into base
tall history. II was With SCOTS sac
r5ace which followed Hoopsr's single
opening the sessfon Scott had tried
hard TO bunt- Ee had fouled off
two. Another one and he would be
retired. Under all ordinary rules Of
the game. Scott should have had the
ns-t bail out
Made GUer. and Lost
The Phiiiies made this guess, and
lost They played for the expected
solid blow. Ingtsad Scott laid down
bunt The Phi.Iiss were czugnt fiat
footed Hooper scurrisd for second.
Scott was thrown out at first, but tho
winning run was psrched upon the
midway station with only a single
needed 10 stow away the game Lewis
delivered this after Speaker had been
walked
To Leonard goes the credit OF pitch
ing a game equal TO that OF Foster.
who broke into the hero column Sat
urday. He did not furnish the dra-
matte climax In person By driving IN
the winning run, but tina: was done
for him inst as the necessary prob
ably would have gesn delivered for
Foster had the latter needed IL.
Alexander pitched another steady
brafny game, but the Red Sox artfi-
iery was effective enough TO put over
two runs which with Leonard stand
ing the Phil aluggers on their heads.
rss efficient.
AS things are now going, this series
may 90 down as one OF the best
pitched tits In history.
Foster and Leonard OF course, loom
MP Az the heroes as three hit game
each, but Alexander has now worked
eighteen innings against the Red Sox
and has been scored on only three
times. although the Red Sox have
nicked him for fourteen hits. Mayer
Yielded a total OF ten hits and two
runs. making total OF FIVE runs and
tventy-four hits the Sox have regis
| tered for the three struggles.
Have Been Held Tight.
The PhiIlies have been held even
tighter. Off Shore. Foster and Leon.
ard, they have connected for only
eleven hits in tyenty-seyen innings.
j They have scored five runs. Ban.
croft f. the only Philadelphia player
who has hit safely In every game.
and hts hits have come at the rate OF
one per game. Niehoff has yet to
get a hit. He Is the only mar on
either team who has played in every
game and failed to connect at least
once.
Hooper and Lewis are the only
beantown championship chnsers 10
! hit IN every game. Lewis leads with
| two safe walIops IN the first. one In
| the second and three in the third. in.
Guiding the smash which broke up
yesterdays game. Cravath and Lud'
erus, the siege guns OF the Philly ar
tillery. have 80 far been almost en-
tfreIy spiked. Except for the uprising
! Saturday. when their brace OF dou'
! blcs brought one run off Foster, Meth
er has reached first base more than
once. Cravath drew a walk In the
! first game and Luderus singled in the
same argument.
Cactus has struck out three times
I and Luderus. four. Three OF the lat
tcr's Whit outs came yesterday.
The Philliee must win tocay &c
have a iook-in