Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-09

", with the. uncanny skill that is his. 1lmcst hurtled through the air. cov- cred about 20 fset in the twinklins of an eye. grabbed 7Iae grounder with his l;li hand. and then wheeled TO throw >l lA As8econd. for what looked like @Ars i,lag.
 Hut Scott, to the zmaz ment of +r= crG Wd, wasn't covering second He
 ad gone back 0 his position at snors, caging conc eded Bancroft hit on his
 x ling gr gr-un&er.
 4Fh Il Barry saw there w3s no ehance to gt Stcck al second. ne R hirled for throw 10 first. but by a. time ~Ran1rof: had crossed the fg. and bcza runners were ssre. or
 piay that should have been an out, Ii n<t a doubl. play.
 Banoroft WIS credited with his on lat bound T to Barry.
 cott's flivver seemei Q unsettle si,ere temporarily, and Paskert work I him for a Vass. filling the bases
 on out. and bringing Cravatn, ? "homs-run-king ' tb plat>.
 rle crowd implorei Csayath 10 lift ge ball over the fence, bu, he re- spondoi by sending 3 slow bound ar 0 :co.t. which gave Stoel a chance t6 score while Sc-tt was throwing cut Crs vath.
 With two out and two on bases, iudorus amblef to he plate and go. q puny grour<er in front of the plate E htch scored Bancrsft and gav:. Lud- eras 3. fluke singl2. b.cause the slip o1 rn-cjh1o n slore to reach the ball in time to lt T it 10 first.
 The side was retir.d when Luderus A as l,lrown out a. second, trying to steal.
 Beautiful Pitching Work.
 hexandcr's pitching in pinchas was
 beautiful exhibition t2 watch. The B l Scx clubbers found nothing baf- fling abcus his sid arm dslivery-- until hits meant runs. Nine times Curing tho game Alexander was in trouble; nine times the Sox had one CT two man On tAe bases yst every time but one he frightened up and sent the Sox back to their dug -out-run- less.
 Those Sox sluggers swattei the sA AduuCIs OlI-lltlSo IOi GiSht hitSs Eut Alexander kept them scattered. One per inning for the first eight in snings was the way he doled out his donations.
 Pascert Scores First.
 Tha first run of the game was scored in the fuorth. Paskert got a Texas leaguar back of first. cravat:l sacrificed him to second and he went to third on Luierus' infield out Whittad dribbled an infield roll:r that would have been easy to handle on cry field, but it moved slowly tc Barry and before he coul3 run in and israb it, Paskert had scored and Whit I was safe at first.
 The only tally acquired by the SoS .oem- in the eighth. After one man was out, Speaker got base on balls nd wcnt to second when Stock threw 'cnt Hcblitzel I-wis saved his club rom a shut-ous by lining a single .c the cutfield, whicl' ~cored Speak Y sfter snother eiose play at tho plate
 Most Peculiar Contest. : Ths game was an cSd ons for sev- \ ral reasons. Not an eXsra-base 4wst was made by either side, al. though 13 safe,ies were compiled. No 9 dcubla play was made. Tn: SoS had nine men left on bas ss-one man in each of the nine innings.
 Philadelphia. has gone wild over the victory of the Pailli;s this afternoon and despite the fact that luck was the mightiest factor in the victory for the home team.
 The betting Cids on the outcome ol the series are in favor ef the -Fhillles with only a little Boston money 1n sight.