The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-14
FOUR VICTORIES
 IN 4 STARTS IN
 WORLDS SERIES

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct 1.-The Bos- ton Red Sox are the. new worlds base ball champions. The big baseball title, which was won by the Boston Ma tienaIs from the Philadelphia Athletics last fall, came back to the American league on ePhiladelphia Ball Park yes terday afternoon, when Billy Carr1- Ran's mauling Red Sox defeated the Phillies, National league title holders, for the fourth straI ght3t time. The score was to A. With the game went the series by four games to one.
 By reason of the Red soxf victory the Hub Worlds Series slate remains untarnished- The new 1915 champions take their place beside the Red Sox blue ribbon winners of 1903 and 1912 and the worlds Champion Braves of 1914 and give the city of codfish balls and beans the proud record or four worlds championships in as many starts A worlds Series loser would cause more surprise in Boston than if the Charles river suddenly started to run up stream.
 The red -stockinged Boston athletes beat the Phillies at their own game They gave those little fences in the Phila delphia chicken coop a great play and led the Quakers on the days home running, three circuit smashes to one.
 Captain Iluderus of the Moran entry OfQ 1OIC one bali QVST LI65 HE'LL AC1o fence into Broad street, but the Red Sox transacted their home run busi- ness on a much more extensive basis. 7 Harry Hooper-o1d Hairbreadth Harry Of Capitola, 4Ca1--bounced two merry go--ctind snlashes into the centre field seats, and Duffy Lewis, the other busy Native Son. dropped in a third via. the air route
 Pat Moran, the doughty manager of the Phi1lies, took a gam b1er's chance TT Il ', A 10<- : ander and Mayer Both had been de- feated. ? to l. in their last games. but Mayer had been rested since Saturday, while Alexander had worked a hard game on Monday. Fftchburg Pat , took personal charge of Mayors warming up and evidently decided the dark-skinned Georgian was fit, as he dismissed Alexander, and Mayer occupied the warm-up pit by him self.
 why Moran decided in Mayen's fla vor was not exactly eIearS as it ueem- ed to all that Alexander was the lone PhfIly hope. Perhaps Moran dil not consider Alexander ripe after only one day Of rest, or took 9 chance on May CT winning so he could come back with Aleck in Boston today. But that Boston game will never be. play
 A Sigh of mingled surprise and wonder. almost consternation, weat up from the crowd when the fans saw that AIexander the teams best bet, would not pitch. Mayer hardly vim f7icated Moran,s Judgment, as he, was pounded to a pulp during his short term of office. In two innings and third the Sox rapped him fors a home run. a triple and four hea1thy sng1es.
 The Sox rushed their attaclt on Mayer from the start. Hooper, Scott and Speaker all landing on the first ball Only Hooper hit safe in this inn ing but Mayer grew worse asf the game progressed, and with one but in the third he gave way to Eppa NJep- tha Rixey. the long Virginia left-4 and CT. who resembles a pair of ijciss- prs.
 The so-cal1ed Virginia, college yell went good until the eighth frame. and just when it seemed he would be a hero of the series the Sox hogan home-running on him in the last two innings.
 George Foster, who beat Mayer here last Saturday, was back in the box for Boston, and retained his mastery over poor Cravath, but not over Lud srus The pudgy Arkansan was hit three times as hard as in his first Worlds Series game, and rI1uderusedid his bess to wreck Georgie's game.
 Ykt Foster finished strong after 3 rather shaky start. After being pun his efficiency and held Philadelphia tc going to Rixey, who had cracked out only nine hits during the entire Ma tiona1 League season.