New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10

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Ito the vari-colored radiance tina
snort loving nation of one hund
=. Glamour and the grip that many
a..,,, had vanished INTO a aim ana
s,,,r, past once more took control OF
,,,,bie crowd. The President was
49,, Nth .he lady who is to share his
- So there w,s romance to help
80. ,be occasion with eelst. Bat
.,,,u II was the ball game with that
...r5 when counted most one Of
e... Old,imc games that tear into the
-, .ha. ,eaa . ripple and a .quiver
i-~. The spine and that lift the
s.-sn scalp al stated intervals from
i..eoncre;e base.
Bats Sang Sveetly.
tr,ss game that roeked with lusty
.,,r.s the intoning roar of hickory VS..
s.,.sbide the sweetest of all songs 10
4e.s Who have not yet turned th' IT
S,,k. mon a game now IN the shadows
l.. zane that ten years from now
IN be greater than il ever was before
n. sboye even tingling melody OF the
wat. this was game that reache9 Us
r-estest height upon defence. where
brilliant plays studded the occasion as
aickly as pink stars stud . t"iIlGht
sly.
%, only through the pitching. power
\ George Fosters arm. but through
no digging power that lay in her wa:
,ubs Protected Extensively by Eos
,sr's superfne pitching, Boston went IN
,,vseely 20 hammer hc~ way through
lrmajn force. and II was only the game
"a s,alwart defence Of the Phillies,
Id in the main by Bancroft and STOCK,
hat held the Red SoX bOmbardment -
brace OF runs.
MAYER. backed IN ~ this rare sup
,or,. pitched with more nerve than
ruT with greater gameness than wit
skill. for he fought losing. hght -
Ne final wallop Of the chilly ace:
room. standing jy the guns until the
last trench was taken Time after time
the Red Sox followed q hard lombard
men, with rabid assault only 10 mn !
The Phillies meeting each charge VIII
courage and a s.aunchness that must
take It's place in baseball annals.
Tine after time the Red SoX artillery
svep, away the front line Of the de-
fenlinc trenches. only 10 find the PM
lies still fighting IN second Inc pits. re-
yglsing all assaults, until George Eos,
isr contributed his third safe blow ana
voa with his batting eye the game hiS
pitching arm had saved.
3u, even with ten hits against three
Bos,on's battle was hard SCRAP 10
VII. with Bancroft. Stock and Niehoii
svarming an over the turf soaking up
htrl smashcs like ODen buds with the
dew. First Stock would whirl back OF
third base and kin hit with a rihe
peg Then Bancroft would romp back
4 second and transfer with swift
hook another hit 20 big Fred Luderus'
vho did the rest without break.
Phillies Finally Weaken
b., in spite Of this defence he
h..ies could not stand up eterna y
before that rugged Boston hammcring:
uc beyond the TWO linked dOiblcs OF
luvath and Luderus in the htth they
eag'd not biz Foster with dozen ma
enes firing birdshot Using lhe icur
rain ngre1. nts speed. curves. con
~. and change OF pace Foster pitch q
game that was not 20 be beaten.
And yet in spite OF BostOn's batting.
Zen bits piled u9 against three. ~ spite
O Fosters magic pitching, two more
lssi added % the power o. fa3Ae ;
inash IN the closing round might nave
sni the Phillies on 20 Boston with tao
Ncores boz place o. an even break.
Iwenty-six mcr had been retired when
Foster faced paskert for the final plarr.
With the game an but over the 2J,9OJ
we're upon their 10000 feet waiting a.d
Nlsel for q quick dive toward nc
iaafes, exit Ar which point Paskrrt
H1gh. one right with full SWINE
ie pat the old bludgeOn 90 the iran
herk The hickory landed between me
scans.
4 seeord later "a gray white streak
sa' observed vending Us flight TOWARD
.hs centre field stands. home run terci-
eiy, and upon THU occasion the ID %
"a lands for Boston hopes. Speaker
Hh az once The danger. He may have
remembered the Alamo, or he may ma <
pnoered ON the glory o. the flag ". n
lone star.
lie may have been thinking Of the
Ky per split in the swag. At any
vert he went as far back as a wooden
s.'Ief would let him 90. Speaker can
70 places no other outtielder can.
~ he has his limit. He cant 80
w'vagh concrete or wooden wall.
an MS broad back 20 the palisades,
* ieSan waited for Paskerts soar
~ smash. and digging one heel into
soc. he put two graphing hooks IN
Way Of the ball just at the spot
1e said ball was upon the verge OF
appearing into raving multitude OF
.ssi two more feet and Texas would
~, oeen between Mexico and Phila-
spals, bounded By raiders on both
-. But Tor that matter. II Coming
a. ~, race horse, had two more feet.
~. RANK Adams would be a million
A.. N place Of having his 500 Con
49, rover winnings pyramided upon
,SAahoers ability 10 win at ieast
Thrill Right a. Start.
d.. Was thrill az the start OF 70
-, oe1'ie that was missing at all
v,s's on Friday. Undoubtedly the
, to-. OF President Wilson and his
A. ADDED tone 10 the occasion.
ga men when Hooper walked there
ga, mayer facing troubl from the
ne,. scott STAYED of disaster for the
Sea- y bunting out 70 Luderus. but
co nafd rap 10 right put Hoop