The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-13
RED SOX WITHIN A
GAME OF TRIUMPH
Fourth Contest of Baseball
Series Ends in Defeat for
PhNlies by 2 TO |.
SHORE EXCELS CHALMERS
Players Pool Complete-Each
Of Winners to Receive
S3.779.99.

~ WILLIAM u. Ut>Nt.
BosToN Oct l2-'rhe American
League Red Sos beat the National
League phillies again to-day In the post
season fslI, for baseball sovereignty
They won by The same minute. margin as
I'm their two other victories: to WAS
the score OF Yesterday. to-day and last
saturday. Three games to one in favor
of the Boston team is the way the series
stands. and tho chances Of the phillies
have dwindled TO the size of a pin
point. There remains that fighting
chance, however. aud the Phlllies are
irving 10 the fullest OF their ability TO
win another game.
First one run was acquired by ;he
Red Sox this afternoon as a working
lead for holding down their Quaker
rivals, then three innings later on a
second. TWO iuns were sufficient. In
the eighth the Phils for the frst time
hammered through the capable pitch
ing Of Ernest shore for 4 run There
they stopped, unable 10 go further. for
the tall twirler OF the Red SoN. bent on
making amends for his setback in the
Airs, ,, -, ,,. 1t. -, .,.-
e""e w we "e''eS' resumed 'he
upper mana after the shortest OF lapses
anu made IL quick road 10 the finish.
The players interest in the size of the
crowd ended to-day. for the rules read
that hey shall participate in the spolls
Of o.ly ,hp frst four games To-dav's
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made more hits than In any nrevIous
game nour-sbinp ,o tho .xteu, ~ ..ver
hut theirs ,yas -, one inning sc,t,srino
of hits until tho eiyhtn who, Crny,tb
tripled and I.ud.r,,s hit for one bas..
SKIN Fnit~r. but Not Nerve,
ne heh son heaht'ne nao had no hl'
II was 'h'S NpIloah P''cher "si the
sMeepns SM'Hs oi arm Tree pa! OF
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90 hi' ,ns,'' neue" ~" w, Mte'en' , aoroun.
the box against the toughest of an
tagonlsts went gameness and clever
pitching.
This game was one in which more
men reached the bases than in any Of
the others and consequently the pitchers
found a constant call to do their best
and had no breathing spells Pinches
for the pitchers were more than few
and Shore and Chalmers both came
through them with unfaltering nerve. If
not always with unfaltering skill The
pitfalls were more yawning for Chalmers
than for the tall boy who lowered from
the peak for the Red Sox.
Men were on bases for each side
in seven different innings. but with
Chalmers having the harder game to
pitch for this reasou--,he first Bos-
tonian up reached first oftener than did
the first Philadelphian. only one first
Philadelphian got to first base. ON the
Boston side this happened three times.
Furthermore. only once did the PhillieS
have two on bases at the same time.
on the Boston side this was the case
three times. Harassed thus from first
to last as the pitchers We're, they stood
TO their work with stanch serenity
which was notable.
Minimum Of InsOund spots.
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when needs be radiant. Weak spots in
| .'iis n''ns ", and ,,,hnngh ,h.v ha,,.
! n limited reper,orS OF tact'cs' mosti!
simple ana uhorieinal, they nave the arr
of getting them n'gnIy "eVe'oped'
The Phils also heluea properly. inc!
! were as competent II not as spectacular
! in that department as 'he hed SoN
Duiiy Lewis, the h'''i'S terror Oh I'M
| chain or battles came |" uihe 'his aHer
noon WIN wv" passer WHICH ~ uroNe u
Boston sr'ohu run, anu pu'is u. "uu'
ton p'asen ,Io s"''o W n,n ,'', ne,'
/ domain hopi,,He.l .san'su WIN lew
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ana one VI ',e', p'..eu," ."o i.eMi
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nee ana TWO scra'rm ",s 'ona.'pu'e' o 'H
to the seeoI,u run, Wn,,,,ns ill., MS a,s' ' paa.
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