Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-02

OF third, and Konetchy was forced AZ second
on close play Byrne to Niehor. No runs,
Cravath mot the fret ball pitched on
the nose. but u went straight TO smith.
whose throw easily retired him Luderus
tried 70 pull ball on the outside into right
neld. but rolled weakly 10 Ronetchy who
beat him 60 the bag. Niehon grounded
TO smith No runs. no hits. no errors.
FfFTH INNING
Chappelie chased Paskert back almos,
70 the lett held bleachers for his long drive.
Alexander famed Egan on three pitched
balls, the last being a beautiful curve that
the B0ston's second basenan did not even
swing at Alexander used slow ball on
Gowdy' and the smuggling catcher fouled
weakly to killefer. No runs no hits, no
Snodgrass misjudged Klllefer's line drive
the ball sailed over his head to the bleach
ers. killefer getting n double. Alexander
sacrinced on the hrst ball pitched, but both
runners were safe when Ragan tried to
catch killefer at third. the throw being
late. After two strikes had been called
Paskert popped a fy TO smith A perfect
squeeze play was pulled. K.iiefer scoring
on Byrne's sacrifice, iIagan to Konetchy.
Alexander took second. but got no further
as Egan threw out stock. one run. one
hit, no errors.
SIXTH INNING
Stock continued his brilliant work by
making splendid stop OF Ragan's hard
drive over second. Alexander used a slow
ball with good effect on Snodgrass who
raised a high inheld ny that Killefer han
died. Maranville again sent a long drive
into left but whitted was waiting for IT,
No runs. no hits no errors.
Whitted got Ragan into hole and then
took healthy cut at a fast ball. IL got
him nothing. however. as Maranvllle scooped
the ball up and threw him out. Cravath had
three healthy swings. but failed to connect.
Luderus hit the first ball pitched and lofted
an easy ny to Snodgrass. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
SEVENTH INNING
Alexander got himself in a hole with
Wilhoit but pulled himself together and
tossed him out Konetchy hit the first
ball pitched to Nlehosf. whose throw retired
him. Byrne made a splendid play OF
SmithS hit In back OF third and threw
him out. No runs. no hits. no errors
Niehof sent Snodgrass almost to the
bleachers for his long smash. Klllefer
fouled or two balls, then famed Alex
ander also struck out. No runs, no hits
no errors.
EIGHTH INNING
Paskert robbed Chappele of a hit by
making great running catch OF a line
drive headed for the hag pole. Connolly
batted for Egan and lifted an easy fly thai
was captured by Niehoff in short center
| Collins batted in place OF Gowdy H'
| reached first when Stock fumbled his cas-.
| grounder Collins was the first man e
reach first base in the last four innings
| Sherwood Magee batted in place of Ragan
| Byrne made a fast play on Magees SLOW
roller and threw him out. No runs, NJ
| hits. one error.
| lengthy argument followed, Umpir,
| O'Day accusing Moran of ringing in" oil,
| balls that would be harder to see in plac'
| of the new ones that were in play.
Allen now pitching, Blackburn nov
| catching and Fitzpatrick now playing secon,
| for Boston.
Paskert greeted. Allen with wicke,
| single to left Byrne sent Paskert to secon,
| with a sacrifice, Smith to Konetchy. Stool
| fouled off several balls and then popped I,
| Smith Paskert got fine start from
| second and made a clean steal to third
| Whitted left Paskert stranded at third ID,
| foulng to Konetchy. No runs, one hit NJ
| errors.
| NINTH INNING
After Alexander put two straight strikes
across on Snodgrnss. the Boston center
fielder rolled to Niehoff and was an eas,
| out at first Niehoff then made a brillian
| stop Of Maranville's grounder that bound
| ed porly and got the runer at first Stool
| fumbed Wilhoit's low bounder and th
| runner reached first. but Konetchy hit tn
| first ball pitched to Niehoff who threw {,
| Stock, forcing Wilhoit. No runs no hits
| one error, and the Phillies were IN frs
place again :