New Britain herald., 1915-10-12
PHILADELPHIA.

"Ran for Llderus in Sth inning.
 ""Betted for Chalmers in 9th. Boston .......O o 1 o o 1 % *-2 Philadelphia 70 OO o o % O-1 Three-base hits, Cravath .two-base hits Lewis; stolen bases, Dugey, double play, Scott, Barry, Hoblitzel to Barry, Chalmers, Burns to Whitted left on bases, Boston 5, Philadelphia 6; bases ..on balls, off Shore 4, Chalmers 3; struck out, by Shore 4, Chalmers 6; sacrifice hits, Whitted, Shore, Lewis; unlpircs, at the plate, Evans; on bases, Rigler; left field, O'Loughltn; right field Klem. :. Braves Field, Boston, Oct. 12.- Bill Carrigan's Red Sox got another clutch on the world championship this afternoon when his club defeated Philadelphia, to 1. Chalmers and Shore were pitted against each other and both did yoeman service. The Sox heavy artillery spelled defeat for the Philadelphias.
 Barry was passed in the third in ming and this free gift netted the first Sox run. Lewis two-based the ball in the sixth with Hoblitzel on the paths and the second and deciding Fun came across. Cactus" Cravath,
 
 field fence for the past two days, hit the ball for three sacks in the eighth and scored on Luderus single. Du- gey broke into the game in the eighth, running for Luderus. He stole the only sack of the contest NWhitted went to first base as a re- Sult of this substitution and Becker Vent to left field. In the eighth Boston had the bases filled but rat ting double play retired the side.
 Crowd Breaks Record.
 While yesterdays crowd was the largest ever gathered for @ worlds s series baseball game, 1t was early evi- dent that today's throng was to break Ell previous records. It was a holi- day in Boston and three hours before the game started the field stands were damned to their capacity and there was line of fans a quarter of a milo long outside the grounds hoping to get the privilege of standing room.
 For this fourth game of the 1915 series there was doubt during the morning as to the batteries that would Oppose each other.
 Moran Is Confident. 4-.. s we are going to even 1t up to- day" said Manager Pat Moran, of the
 
 fifth game tomorrow with the count standing two and two. I am not sure at this hour who will be my ,pitclling g selection, but you can say for me that whether it is Chalmers Rixey or Mayer he will be out there to win and the Sox will find run-making a diff fcult pastime.'
 we have the series clinched and will make it three to one in our favor today" said Manager Carrigan of he Boston Red Sox. 1T have three < cd pitchers ready and anxious to take their turn in the box and 1t is hard to choose between them. They all have a winning game up their sleeves"
 Another Perfect Day.
 It was another perfect day with not a cloud fieck in the sky and a sum. mer glow in the atmosphere. The thousands of Boston fans came out today to have good time. There nsse all sorts of rooters' organizations here and they were all in evidence to- day. Most of them brought bands with them and there was a crash of music in the air all the time Oc- casionally the crash became clash, but the fans did not mind the melo1ic interference but applauded all the musical specialties with unstinted en- 7 thusiasm. A Scotch bag pipe band made a hit. while a lone cornetist in the far right field stand offered Aperiodic solos that were boisterously received The fans knew they had a