Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-13
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STYLE He made short work of
uco,er. first up for the Red Sox strik-
i.n him out on FIVE pitched balls. He
"a sven better on Scott. tanning him
~ four offerings, Iris Speaker. how
.,er was tougher proposition.
snake waited patiently and was re-
,ersed with a base on balls but was
mt trying to steal on a perfect throw
h, Eddie Burns to Niehoff. Hoblitzell
,.s one strike when the attempted steal
,uaed the inning.
Two Left Stranded
rant I.uderus. the Milwaukee slug
,er sent a hot single to right field in
,be second inning. He went to second
IN Whitted's sacrifice. the play on
Whitfield being Hoblitzell to Barry. Me
hor who tried hard to bring his cap
,sn home, sent up a high foul fly to
|catv Shore could not get them over
,or Eddie Burns, with the result that
the little catcher walked on four
straight balls. Chalmers was unable to
|tcnect safely with Shores speedy
curves and struck out leaving the two
rutrers On the bags.
Chalmers Strong
iCblitzell in BOGtOn'S second half
.ook the limit on balls and strikes md
|,hen famed. Chalmers third strike-out
in four outs. The crowd remember ny
evils great work yesterday gave him
Ia .ound of applause as he stepped into
/ the hatter's box. Chalmers third pitch
looked good to the batter. but he hit
ii weakly to the pitcher and was thrown
Tout Paskert gathered in Gardeners
Hong fly, ending the inning.
Shore Gets Better
Shore showed to better advantage in
1.-The third inning. Stock grounded out,
sGardner TO Hoblitzell. The Boston
stwirler monentarily lost the location
|nf the plate in pitching to Bancroft
(with the result that four of his five
pitches were band ones and the Quak-
Etr trotted to first for the second time.
EIaskerts stay at the plate was brief,
|srking out again. Then Cravath du-
Ellcated the long fly out he made yes
|terday when he poled a tremendous
drive to Lewis who had to back al
|most to the fence to take the ball. This
|out ended the inning.
Boston's Lucky Break
The American Leaguers broke the
bee in their half of the third inning.
barry waited out Chalmers and was
|Gven a base on balls. Then Boston got
h lucky break Cady, in attempting to
|Hcrifice. hunted the ball towards
Chalmers. who, in trying to field IT,
slipper and fell upon it. Before he
could recover himself Barry was safe
|st second and Cady on first, the play
counting a hit for the batter. With
lone strike on Shore. Chief Umpire
Evans suddenly waved both runners to
advance a base on a balk. Instantly
|.he Philadelphia infield and Chalmers
|ttarted to run in to protest, but as
they did so, Evans called in Umpire
|@sler who twas officiating on the
|Rses. The result was that the balk
Eas not allowed as Rigler indicated that
|thalmers was not on the pitchers slab
when he apparently made motion to
|throw to first. Evans sent both run
|rsrs back Shore laid down a sacrifice
and was out, Stock to Niehoff, Barry
and Cady advancing. Hooper then
pushed an ugly bounder to the infield.
Niehcff ran in on the ball, batted 1t
ucwr, but he was unable to check
|ether Of the runners, Barry scoring
The Sox initial run and Cady going to
third. 1t was a scratchy hit, but the
Boston fans nevertheless were over
|nyed to have their team break into
The run column for Chalmers was
pitching fine article of ball. Scott
vent out on a high foul fly that Whit
eo got by good sprinting and held
lady and Hooper on the bases. Speak
was called upon to send home an
''her run, but he offered Luderus an
"sy grounder and was out at first.
Two Phillies on I.
The Phillies got two men on bases
a the fourth inning. After Luderus
aad Tied out to Hooper, Whitfield. with
70 on him. bounced a. grounder to
scot and was thrown out. Both Luz
se'us and Whitfield had attempted to
0ul' Shores first pitch and both re-
'.'eo in little pop fouls out of reach
'ne infielders and the Boston bat
Wy, Niehoff, who has not yet made a
az N the series. saw first base for
VIC hrst time when Shore served him
..n iour bad balls. Burns put him on
Noao with a single to right field.
es'n Chalmers came up in pinch
.su ended the inning by shooting
caing grounder to Scott, who
w.. the ball to Gardner, forcing
ahy. " was
t..
Hobby" Hits
0's'tseh opened the Red Sox fourth
eng my auspiciouslyswitn a safe drive to
lsas reld. He advanced to second on
,.,. sacrifice. Chalmers 10 Niehoff,
- much cheering. There he was left.
ztor Gardner was out on a long