The sun., 1915-10-10

he beat the PhillicS and squared the
championship series. Pitchers ere now
have won games for themselves. Yet
never before did any pitcher win his
own worlds series game before the ap-
United States. for the very good rea-
son that no President before to-
day had witnessed a struggle Of the
annual classic.
chief Executive Woodrow Wilson and
his fanc,e, Airs Edith Boiling Gait,
were the most honorcd patrons Of to-
days cventful classic. They might have
been called the guests OF honor but for
the fact that the President OF the United
states refused 20 accept the courtesy
uf complimentary tickets. Woodrow Will
son j. a real fan of the accepted word
and insisted upon contributing his mite
toward that pool from the first four
games that the rival players will share
True to its instincts of sportsmanship.
the great crowd of more than 10000
paid the most lavish tribute to the pilot
Of Uncle Sans craft Of State and his
fair companion of the afternoon. With
III concealed impatence II awaited the
late arrival Of it's guardian. II was
read: with i's manifestations of love
and appreciation both before and after
the game. Bu, throughout the nine
stirring innings baseball ruled supreme.
Inherent From First Day.
In striking contrast to the somewhat
laggardy game of yesterday, this sec
ond exhibition was one really worth
while. 1t was worlds series contest
IN every sense of the word. Color, lit
rptIr yal rtn in ha
closely packed stands. Society in its
gay and well groomed feathers enlivened
the animated picture. for wonssn. some
how. managed to he on hand in pro-
fusion to bend the obeisant knee TO their
latest declared champion.
But Tor just two hours and five min
u'es OF this Presidential visit. matters
Of state and politics, creed and class
distinction were all forgotten. That was
the time it took 10 decide the more i'm
portant question at hand. Throughou,
that time the ball player and all tina.
.ppertdined TO him held the complete
spotlight of the stage setting.
First and foremost OF all the day
i.ayers stood the mighty son Of Kan
SIS. Georgr Foster. lie is not SO much
10 i'On at IN the box measured by phys.
lcal standards. for he is of medium
tze. Bat then it must be remembered
H.s strength lay above the shoulders.
Foster stood out there on the hill to-
day Ike the Little Corporal at Auster.
liz Tie gave the matter before hin
Glii" as nuch thought and in as domi
Ietrlug a manner. lie was not afraiC
TO IMPRESS his own particular notions OF
the rank and Tile of his cast. Tris
speaker Is the greatest outiielder of tn,
game. buy even Speaker had TO obe,
the mandates Of that cool, collected
rhemin who predominated the seen,
from Aegnning 10 end Three time,
Foster waved the willy Iris to dcfenslv,
positions he selected when he had some
Particular master stroke in mind.
Faster ouits Ills Guessing.
Two slight faults. that might hav,
3 uy as gems OF wisdom nine time
. ten, cost Foster Philadelphia's onl!
fln. Foster was out to stop At al
costs that demon pair of Moran'S rlgh
ned siugg-rs, Gavvy Cravath and Free
iuderuS. Cravath he had under sub
lection almost all OF the afternoon. IL
fept feeding old Cactus little but spee'
around the chin strap and this prescrip
ton proved so effective AS twice to strik
ont the home run champion, once ol
tire" pitched balls.
But, starting the fifth. with Gavv.
II the hole. George Foster thought h
would outguess the slugger lie offere
curry" ball, the first he had throw
10 Crayath. Naturally Cactus hst lat
~ tho slower delivery. but met tn
'ather squarely and pulled it down tn
left field foul line for two bases. Lun
'''us, left handed hitter, who followed
was also in the hole when Foster cX
rorimontod with SLOW one. This me
nn "a
f'olhle into tight centre that score
rDF1'u and saved Philadelphia fror
ehutuut
Foster IN the seventh helped arrang
one ~ the most thrilling situations q
lie afternoon. This time he single
n'o LETT. putting two on with as man
tI louper's scratch hit, made pos
sh" hy the fact that Mayors spike
slipped filled the bases Henrkse
vt- sent u TO bat for Scott. but his hes
va weak popup 10 l.uderus,
"Hhrrr" unused BIZ Donovan q
l,.nuk-.n was announced "iS mis-
''f" on jlr part of carrigan, 1 believe
Right handlers are doing all the battin
~ l'llI \ right handler against thi
bird for -'uc Mayer is in. For the las
t0u .'0Irss he couldn't hurt you II h
lt '.U 100 the eye He is thumbing hi
'u'' Set bee gots a break on II tina
t .' l'hHEf 'I'"' E'bu i'ii Hhhh'
Li.r.
t"'L"Ts DO No GiOating.
.4uN. .0Ga din ir which a
t..' f.' 'usty voices Of the l;oya
I'HfD. ..d the music of it's band wa
completely 'uhdu"d the game rolled -
!" 'n" end. What - grand Old gam
NHs II seemed as If the rival player
'urNs#"h their usual excellence IN bid
t't for the Indulgence of the Pres
".' ..tl cyo In direct contrast to tn
>"0' what dismal and draggy affair {
=" previous day. there was not on
H.i moment this afternoon. I.uc
n.'"d very small part IN this ef
N,4ul'r
Philadelphia didn't have much chan'
'' r.nat to-day in the face of Foster
wonderful skll whereas the oppori,
h'"* ~ the Royal Rooters We're man,
Hri' n" general attendance could NJ
'". nlS hdN" been more demonstrate \
." Va" day spelled slaughter Il
II ," TONS hopes The prospective Wis
.' '''r dent Wilson had every one ltcye
lu, concert pitch Of enthusiasm
..N '| opportunity for noise maxim
Co." pdulged from the time the Sc
,.'' the FIRST appearance a. l2:'
.lo,k
Iiia game was Ave minutes late
I starting, The Presidential party ha