The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-12

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 1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
 Score by innings:
 Philadelphia ...............,... oo1 0oo o0o-1 Boston ...................i....... oo5 100 001-2
 Summary: Two-base hit, Stock. Three base hit, Speaker. Earned runs, Phia- deiphia 1, Boston 2. Sacrifice hits. off Alexander, Scott. Sacrifice fly. Hoblit- zell. Double play. Burns to Bancroft to Luderus. Left on bases, Philadelphia 8, Boston 4. First base on errors. Phia- delphia l. Base on balls. off Alexander ? Struck out. by Leonard 6, by Alexan- der {. Empires, at plate. o'Loughlin; on bases. Klem; left field, Rigler; right field, Evans. Time, 1:4S
 on six pitched balls when he came up in the second inning for Philadelphia. Whitted sent fly to Hoblitzell. Me hoff lifted Leonard's second pitch to Scott for the third out.
 For Boston, Hoblitzell was an easy out, rolling the ball along the fiSst base path. where Alexander scooped it up and touched the runner Lewis, who proved later to be the batting hero of the afternoon, secured his first hit here by shooting a screaming single past third base. just inside the foul line. It was too fast for Stock. Whitted, who was playing we'll over toward the line, flelded the ball quickly and made a fast return to the infield. Then the Red Sox tried the same tactics they attempted at Philadelphia. On the third ball pitched Lewis streaked for sec- ond on an attempted steal. Burns was evidently expecting 1t and as he caught the pitch he stepped aside and made a beautiful throw to Bancroft, who touched Lewis as he plunged into the base. This ended Boston's attempt at stealing. Gardner flied to Whitted.
 Third Inning
 Philadelphias solitary run was made in the third inning after considerable effort. With one strike and two balls on the umpires indicator. Eddie Burns lashed single over Barry's head, Speaker fielding the ball. It was Burns first hit in the series and his team mates cheered him as he sprinted to first.
 Alexander was instructed to lay down a bunt. He had difficulty in doing this but finally bumped one toward Gard ner. The third baseman was off his balance and made a high throw to The ball struck "Hobby's' hands and bounced.
 Alexander and Burns were safe and the former was credited with a sacri- flee. Stock also sacrificed, Gardner to Barry. Hoblitzell . having run In 10 field a possible bunt on his side of the diamond, and both runners advanced a base. Then Bancroft shot single to center field and Burns raced home with the Phillies' lone run. Alexander went to third on the play and Bancroft took second on the throw-in.
 Barry electrified the crowd by run hing into right field and, with his back partly turned to the diamond, made great catch of Paskert's sizzling fly All the fielders backed toward the fences when Cravath stepped to the plate. It was well that Lewis tooh~a few extra steps out, for the slugSlng Philly shot a smashing drive that the Boston left fielder took almost orr the fence If Lewis had not exercised soou Judgment the drive would have meant two runs Experts said the smash would have been a home run on tne grounds. However, 1t was an out, and the Boston Aahs 'ooN long sigh of relief.
 Barry, first up for the Red Sox Ill tho .hird, raised fly to Paskert. Carrigan was patient and drew base on paiis' Leonard, who had been pitching III worlds series form, was rounoiy ap- ,lauded when he came to bat, his nrss lime up. He gave Whitted a chance to get a long fly. which the latter after one run could not hold. Then he struck put. '.
 Hooper raised fly to the infleld It vent high enough to be carried along py he wind. Bancroft set himself 10 make he catch but Stock came running across md caught the descending horsehide Just ,bout as it was to settle in Fanny hands.
 "Ranpv" did not like Stocks invasion If his territory, for when he drew off .'is glove to go to the bench, he slapped It ,o the ground and made an apparently sharp remark to Stock
 Fourth Inning
 with the beginning of the fourth inning md to the end of the game only three men 'aced Leonard in each frame. Isuderus. irst up in the fourth, famed again. the .hird strike being foul tip that Carrfgan leld. Whitted sent a long fly to Hooper ,n the fourth pitched ball. Niehoff ended he session with a fly to Scott.
 Scott opened Boston's fourth inning, which saw the Red Eox make their first -un. by lifting fly to Paskert. Alexan- ler's first pitch looked good to Speaker md he smashed inside the right field foul inc. Cravath hot-footed after the streak ng ball, and by the time he had shot it pack to the infield, tine speedy Red Sox .nnner was on third. alert to rush home f fine throw in. was bad. It was the first hree-base drive of the series.
 The big crowd rose and yelled itself ,oarse for Hoblitzell to bring Iris home. Hobby accommodated by slamming out .o Paskert. The latter did not attempt
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