Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10
Boston Twirler Wins Great Mound
Duel with Mayer by Driving
in Deciding Run in
Ninth.
FINAL SCORE IS TWO TO ONE
Gardner Makes Winning Run in the
Ninth on Fosters Single to
Center Field,
PRESIDENT THROWS OUT BALL
boston 1000 900 Ia
Philadelphia o 0 o o 900 OIL

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9.--Tho
Boston Americans won In the ninth.
President Wilson saw the champions
OF the American league turn back
the Philadelphia club by a score OF
to /. Twenty thousand people
saw George Foster turn back the
National league pennant winners
from the plate inning after inning
and then to put a fitting cap on the
climax OF the game, Foster drove IN
the winning run in the ninth inning
with a hot single to center. The
Boston Red Sox gnrnered ten hits,
but Mayer managed to keep them
fairly well scattered.
President Wilson was given an
ovation as he left the field.
ovation for President.
President Wilson with Mrs. Norman
Gait and their party arrived at 40
o'clock and took their places in the presi-
Dental. box The crowd rose and cheered
and President Wilson bowed TO the ball
players and then shook hands with
<iayor Blankenburg. President Wilson
= and Mrs. Calf we're given continuous
ovation President Baker of the Phila-
dolpnia club officially welcomed Presi-
dent Wilson, who was then given new
bali to throw out to the players. Mean
whiies the Phlladelphias took their posi-
tions on the field
First Inning.
Boston-President Wilson threw out the
ball TO Pitcher Mayer. The ball was
then returned by Umpire Rigler to Presi-
dent Wilson. Hooper walked. Mayer S
curves were breaking wide of the plate.
Scott fouled out to Luderus trying to
bunt Mayer tried TO pick off Hooper at
first. Speaker shot a terrific liner to
right for base. Hooper going to third
speaker was out stealing, Burns to. Me
koff but on The return throw 70 thS
plate Burns dropped the ball and Hooper
was safe. seoring Boston.s first run
Hobiltzet singled-s % center H2hhtze
was out stealing, Burns to Ntehoff' one
run two hits, one error
PhlladSlphia-scot threw out Stock a.
fret, making nice stop behind th'
pitcher, Bancroft famed. Paskert wa'
out. Hoblitzel, Barry to Foster. The bal
bounced off Hoblitzels leg and Barry
made a quick play on il. getting the run
ner No run, no hit, no error.
second Inning.
Boston-Umpire Rigler went over Il
the Bostons' bench and ordered a NOV
ing picture man away. Lewis tanned
Mayors underhand ball barfling the Bos
ton batsmen. Gardner singled over Ban
!, crofts head. Barry struck out, Maye
~lhrew out Thomas, the Philadelphia
pitcher knocking down hot line driv
10 make the play. No runs, one hit, n
errors.
uadelphia-Cravath up. The crow
shouted for home run. Cravath struc
out, missing a high fast one for his thir
strike. Foster had a bushel of speed an
a quick drop. Luderus also struck out
Scott threw out Wihtted at first. No rur
no hit, no error.
Third Inning.
Boston--Foster out, Burns to buderul
Burns dropped the last strike. Hope
famed. Scott famed. Mayer was give
n big hand as he walked to the hom
bench. No run, no hit. no error.
PnfIadelphia-Niehoff famed. Burn
out. HobHtzei TO Foster. Mayer up. Maye
zot a good hand as he came to the plat
Mayer was a victim on strikes. 1t Wa
Fosters fifth strikeout. All during tn
inning he kept the ball on the inside col
ser Of the plate. No run no hit DO erro
Fourth Inning.
Boston--Speal5er flied out to Bancroft
HobIitzel out 70 Luderus unassiste
Lewis got a single over second, whi'
Niehoff was just able to knock dow
Lewis outguessed Mayer on a pitcho'
Gardner out on fly to Whitted. vi
had to make a hard run toward the 10
line to make the catch. No run, o
hit, no error.
Philadelphia--Stock up. The stan
now started to cheer to rattle Fost'
Stock out on short fly to Speak
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