Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-10-12

Boston, Oct. 1.-THE fourth game
Of the worlds series began here to-
day with fair weather prevailing.
Thousands were clamoring for admit
tance ten minutes before the game be-
gan. The roadways were choked and
greatest difficulty to reach the turn
stiles. According to baseball men, the
crowd: today was the greatest that has
ever witnessed a baseball game in this
country.
favor of the Boston Americans. the
following batteries were announced:
Boston: Shore and Cady; Philadel-
2 phia, Chalmers and Burns. q
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Speaksr. e ...- Paskert, e
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Il Barry, Rb =. ............... .Niehoff. 2b
Cady, ............. Burns, c
Shore, p ............... .Chalmere, D
First Inning.
Philadelphia-Stock singled past
third, but was out stretching his hit.
. Bancroft walked. Bancroft went to
second and would have been out had
not Barry dropped the ball. Paskert
tanned. Cravath hit an outshoot and
the crowd gave him the laugh. Cra-
vath struck out.sSNo runs: one hit:
one error. - s,rsass ~ 2
Boston-Hooperss struck out. Scott
also whitfield. Speaker walked. Speak
or was out trying to steal second
Burns to Niehoh. It was a pitchout
and Speaker was easily nipped. No
runs; no hits: no errors.
Second Inning.
observation-disclosures shot single
to right. Whitted sacrificed, HobIitzel
to Barry. Luderus went to second. Me
hon fouled out to Cady. Burns walked
Chalmers was a victim of strikes, No
runs. one hit, no errors.
Bogton-Hoblitzel struck out. Chal-
n1ers threw out Lewis at first Gardner
fled out to Paskert. Chalmers kept the
ball around the Boston batters knees
the whole inning. He had lots Of
speed and control No runs, no hits,
no, errors.
Third Inning.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. threw out
Stock at first. Bancroft walked for
the second time. Paskert famed
Cravath sent long fly, to Lewis. 1t
would have been an easy home run
on the Philadelphia grounds. No runs:
no hits; no errors
Boston-Barry walked. Cady got
an infeld hit, Chalmers slipping while
attempting to field the batters bunt.
Barry went to second. Chalmers made
balk and Umpire Evans, after con-
sultingr Rig1er, reversed himself and
sent Barry back to second and Cady
to first Shore sacrificed Stock to
Niehoff.. Barry went to third and
Cady to second. Barry scored on an
infield hit by Hooper which Niehoft
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went to third on the play. Scott fouled
out to Whitted; Cady being held at
third and Hooper at first. Speaker
wasEout at first to Luderus unassisted
Ono run; two hits; no errors.
Fourth Inning.
PhilAdelphia-Lude flied out to
Hooper. Scott tossed out Whitted at
drst. Philadelphia was using the
bunting game to worry shore but at
walked. Burns singled to right, Me.
ho6 going to second. Scott took
Chalmers seeming hit and threw to
Gardner, forcing Niehoff, brilliant
play. No runs; one hit; no errors.
Boston Hoblitxel singled over Sec
onA: Lswis sacrificed. Chalmers to
Nishon. Hoblitsel .taking second.
died out to Paskert. No runs; one hit:
14fth Inning. Y
Philadslphia STOCK died out to
Lswis. Who came in and took the baIl
tom OF the top Of the grass. Bancroft
HAD out to Hooper. Paskest died out
% LewiA. No runs: no htta; no errors
BOSTON evil had to doR his cap
whom he cans to the bench. CAdy
sent = single to ecenter. shore tanned.
Aoopes asnt up = high ~ to Paskert
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