The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-12

turn against the invaders OF Boston
town today.
Twice Dutch" was in ap redica-
ment suggestive of his Teutonic title,
the two solid hits coming of him in
the same inning. but he wiggled away
from the doom that seemed impending
and was crowned tonight with laurels
or victory. With one out and runners
perched on third and second in the
third inning II was no place for a ner-
Nous pitcher when Paskert came to
plate, with Home Run" Cravath
swinging two bats in impatience to be
the next man up.
But Dutch" was not TO be scored
on again. Alexander himself was on
third base and Bancroft on second.
There was wide gap OF safe terri
tory between the men of the inner de-
tense and the three fielders on out
post duty when Paskert raised a Texas
Lacquer that seemed labeled for a safe
descent in the very midst Of the un-
guarded, undefended pasture Hooper
In right, and Speaker in center. started
with the crack of the bat but the home
fans groaned as they realized that both
were too far away. Then they saw
that Barry too had turned his back to
the ball and was desperately running
with IL.
Barry Robs PhiIlIes.
On the dead run Barry gave a con-
elusive leap under the ball and a mo-
ment later had whirled and thrown II
Ike fash to the plate 10 head off
any attempt of Alexander to score
after the catch.
Barry made the play as II il were
a customary thing. But the stands
and the bieachers knew what II meant,
and they sent up a shout OF relief and
Failure in this third inning to place
themselves in a winning position
seemed to take the life out of the
visitors and they never were danger
Gus again. Leonard became even bet
ter as the game progressed. Neither
Cravath nor Luderus. the heavy Philly
artillery. could connect with a safe
blow. In fact Luderus. second bats
man OF the National League. famed
three times.
Weather conditions we're perfect.
The sky was a radiant blue with
warm sun.
Manager Carrigan has several pitch
ers ready TO send against Philly to-
morrow. but the chances are that
Ernie" Shore, who pitched such
splendid game against Alexander last
Friday. will be the selection
First Inning, FIRST Half:
STOCK W. Bali ]. FOUL strike !. Foul
strike 2 BAN 2. stock got a two base
hit 20 center when Speaker lost the ball
In the sun. Bancroft up. strike l. BAN
croft sacrificed Gardner 10 HoblitzeI
Stock going 10 third. The Boston infield
came In close. Packort up. Bail /. BAH
?. Foul strike I. Carrigan almost nipped
stock off third. Ball 3. Paskort fouled
out 20 Gardner. Crayath Up. Ball /.
strike l. Foul strike 2. BAN 2. Cravath
struck out. The stands were In an up
roar. NO runs. one hit. no errors.
First Inning, second Half;
Hooper flied out 20 Cravath scott M
Ban l. ban = Foul strike 1. Foul strike
2. scott famed. Alexander had more
speed than he did last Friday. Speaker
UP. Foul strike 1. Bali T. BAN .. Speaker
ilied out TO Paskert No runs. not hits.
second Inning. FIRST half,
Luderus up. Ball }. BAN 2. strike l.
Foul strike 2. Foul. Luderus struck out
Whitted Up strike /. BAH !. Bali 2 Foul
strike ?; Foul Whitted popped out 20
iloblitzelL There was "a fork 10 Leonard'y
shoots and lots Of speed lu his service
Niehoff W. Ball /. Niehoff sent up "A
errors.
Second Inning, second HaIfs
Hoblitzeh W. Ball 1. Ball 2. strike T.
Foul strike 2 Hoblitzcll went out on
a grouudsr 20 Alexander who touched the
nattcr on the base line. Lewis up. Bali
J. BAH 2. Lewis shot single past stock.
pitchout but Lewis remained az frat
Lewis was out stealing Burns 10 Ran
croft strike two. Ball ?. Gardner filed
Third Inning. FIRST n half IN srro'a'
Burns up. Bali ]. Stake Rail
z Burns singled over Barry's head
AleNhnder up Tho pitcher was loudly
chccrod b. the crowd. BAH Fouf
strike Ball Gardner took Alex
andcre bunt and threw 20 HobIIfzeU
who dropped the ball. Burns went 10
second stock up. Ball 4 stock sncri-
nced, Gardner 20 Harry. burns going to-
third and Alexander 20 second Fam
croft up. Burns scored ON Hancrort's
single 10 center. Alexander roins- h.
third. on the throw ia Bancroft v,.rf
TO Fccond. parkcrt up Ran Uarr.
took Paskerts high nv while running TO-
wards right field. WONDERFUL cafrb
Cravnth up. strike I. Hai D. Cravatb
sent long ~ 90 Lewis who took the
1al after long run toward the Ieft
Third inning. second Hsif, '''''
Barry Up Rail- D.. FOuI rfrIE. q
Barry flied 1uf f1 Paekfrt C1rrfr-- an
lt was Carriran.s nrrf aurelranr. aa L
player 81 che efrIse WrU r...rT
strike I Strike p. rlU rauf u.u
2. fnrrirnn We llfrI Leonard Hr r...rf
ririfr !. EnIi q. ffH1I afrIEr Z Whit
tnd dropped Leonard 81 foul Otter 81 flnr
rIn ID voc not lr error TruI FauI
Leonard fnlrrI Hooper un etrIE. b.
lau BON Huurer popped uut to
FOURTH inning rirst Hsift
Iuderua up BAN Hru striF.
nuI strike Lulerla STRUCK aut fa-
lhe SECOND time WhIfffH uu UsIf d
Hall ? Foul. stride D. WhiftrH nIrr rr.f
fn Hooper Etah0m uu NAN & rI.t,.sr
cont up n hirh ono f0 Scott SO runs
Fourth inning. second Haifs
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