The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-10-15
tAssOcia.ed Press BY Federal wireless


DHILADELPHIA, October A.
i Patrick Joan Moran, one time OF
Ftchburg, Massachusetts, and now o
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is no mira
cle man and nowhere is he being haile'
as the second George Stallings Of tn,
baseball world, for Patrick Joan Mo
IAN failed to follow up his great
achievement of winning Philadelphia
first National League pennant by win
ming a world 8 series. William J. Car
riRan, another Celt and nine little Re-
Sox from Boston, dashed all his' hope
here yesterday afternoon when the,
won their fourth game of the grca'
baseball championship, this time by +
score of five to four.
For a brief forty five minutes the
crown of victory rested on the hea1
of Patrick Joan Moran and his smil'
was a golden one. The score board
score of fonr 10 two AMI the eight
tpaing ready to open with Boston a
the bat. Eppa Rixev, big southpaN
had taken up the burdens laid dowr
by Erskime' MAYER in the third inning
anil Rixoy had pitched wonderful bal
through the seventh inning.
Comes the Awakening
Then came the awakening and tn
dnshing of Moran s hopes, and a NATIVE
son Of California, George Duffy Lewis
who PLAYED h first ball game in Ala
media, brought the disaster to Phila
dnlrhia. A cOmrade of Lewis had reach
ed FIRST in the eighth and it was Duffy ,
turn to bat Lewis and his Drawn wa
too much for Rixey and his brain, AM
~ the bail sailed far away from tn
Ilutc, carried Nv the force Of Lewis
how and dropped over the short right
field fence Of the Philadelphia ball park
the hit tied up the score.
As Lewis crossed the plate his team
mates lifted him to their shoulder
and bore him to the Boston players
rtngout, while the Boston rOOters sec
tiun became a mass of yelling, hat toss
Ing, villa, game craled fans. Rixe
strudied after the drive and Bosto
wrnt to the field delerlOus in their JOY
The game had been saved and the tw
teams were again on an even basi
fighting for the championship.
Georqe Foster, Boston 8 hope on tn
PITCHERS mound, pat forth greater el
furts in the last half of the eight
and sent the Phillies back to tn
bench without o hit or run.
Lang Drive BY Hooper
IutO the ninth inning went the tw
teams with Boston at the bat and tweT
tv seconds after the inning Opeped, al
ether native son of California, llarr
Hooper of CapitOla had dimmeh tn
idow of Lewis and driven out the ru
that clnchrd the series and the world
champiOnship for the Red SOX for tn
third time IN their career. Hooper
drive sailed fur away into nghthel
ard like the drive of Lewis, droppC
on the outside of the fence.
1t was one OF the BeSL games VI III
series and by far the most disappOin'
inf to the vast crowd Of fans who ha
placed their hopes in the Phillie
Erskine Mayer had been picked
stem the mad rush of the Red SO
with the hope that Alexander wOul
5 be the mound man the following da!
q For six and two-thirds innings Tn
big PhiladelphIau held the lead, bu
shen he began to wayer EpPa Rixt
Was sent into the fray. Even he VA
eNperted to hold the Sox In check an
make the sixth game of the seri'
possible For one inning the hu5k
sotithpaw was master Of the situation
hut then came the eighth arid his vi
dOiIg to which was added his furthC
undohlg ia the ninth.
Foster Is, Hit Hard
4, For the Red SOx the mighty GeOrp
Foster was Garrigan = best bet and f.
the second time in the series, tn
crown OF victory was his. The PhilliC
Hlit the OFFERINGS of Foster harder tina
j. the previous game, and with Il
. = I !. =