The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-09-10
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S0G BRILLIANT PLAYS
contest Fun of Thrills for
the Boston
Crowd.

ffII EIeIit 46F the chicago SuDS W 49,
Viceory from the Boston Red So1 At
81 Park IN the fourth game OF
tie FEorld,s Series, was depresslnsty
yesterday afternoon by one
81 their own players Shutillng I'm
Dodga the big awkward Plt SIls..'
ssnf Boston men riding 70 F!cGoly .
on ngs OF an impetuous y1o GSI9s
~ ffIsf base which sent Wa44le
SSSs1l racfng home from second with
- IN ifich lacerated the to tle'
- 15srlSoneI1t the Athens of America
i5on1e ii 'front.' by score to 70 q:
49, fliss tricky moist bah which
dfsaster tumbling down on
head. He thoroughly mons
1000 The ban IN serving decepoVe
l.975655F7n tangent at Harry Hooper In
- g5tit inning. Hooper laid ount
= ~ iinfieId lawn and when Douglas
7.Ise the hail mp, the west slippery
SS55ere siSidded In his hand as ne threw
Iert hopping to the right neIo
with the Boston crowd IN the
ss77ieaf agitation of excitement
ce6ane who was racing to tElrd' cut
ioose and speded over the plate: 4ne
E55seT.V pitching Of Douglas had turn-
= 6T1;gflIna IKE boomerang and ne sue
es4Sl5el 10 his own faulty arttulness.
INC Red Sox have now won three
~ n four games and each victory
- come only after the closest ana
- competitfon. A threatening
sSSssS5lSSl 5ayt was the reason for some
915iS seats in the pavilian and
bissehers, but the grandstand was
sF5eTs were many brilliant plays, ana
5,5 20 work IN the battle, but this
~ fioIfed the thrills until the crown
- - sfiy frantic at the finish 1t was
= f1,sF 6Seid TOR three and han
then came Chicago's unlucKy
FoT7rfiii TYLER slipped a pass to Shean'
Is sfoIe second. Strunk hew out
IN n. but Whiteman was given
Ssss 6cInnfs raped to Tyler, VINO
49, tiis San on balance and had 70 re-
before he threw to third, FORCING
Sasn out, otherwise Stufty coulo
$40 been double dup at first KUN
next up and Tyler worked on the
1Sghtt-v sWatter until the count was
Yf;Fssis ana two. In that spot, Tyler
5Tied . whip fast one across, Dut
stung It on the trademark 1or a
ssorchinE drive over Flacks head al
5nos INTO the bIeachers. Wh1teman
s1d lIcInnfs scored and Ruth reached
Scott popped the side out
swat and one in the first IN
are an the Red Sox got on Tyler
Il ~ innings, and in the same ROUNDS
elbs made four on Ruth, and hao
% Be stopped by several br1lllant plays
hieh Scott and Mclnnis starred.
once Stuffy blocked Flack on 1IrsI
sse on quick throw from AsneW'
Shd retired him. Again Scott oIocke9
6e same F9ack on second anu IetlEe SA
hin On q peg from Ruth ana DoEn
~ ere costly to the Cubs.
fifth double play wrecked
IN openin& and In the SKIN p J':S's
made horseshoe play which
Fed Ruth wild throw tnaG H1 1snS
tossed OF the game. Tyler was
551Sitii none out, when Flack
7S579 a 10 Ruth. he fired bl1ndly TO
1000 6nt of SCOTS reach, but Shean
bscfing M and caught the pan
- M boSnd and threw himself for
Td IA time TO tag the bag Win the
lhe Of Tyler.
bbied In the seventh and
80 f.lgo bases on balls, but again his
Si 565,5rff came to his rescue with a
5S73bie MAY. That was when Mitchell
- Teakening his defense by send
Zeider TO bat for Pick and otar-
IN Tor Deal, compelling the use Oh
T16rtnan at second base.
C1bs pressed so hard in the
s that they knotted the score
worked Ruth for a pass. Then
~ who was warming up, was
"a TO bat for Tyler, and SIN
Sotly 10 center. While F1ack
tTv55no TO sacrifice, a wild pitch
80 Iesiibss runners to third and
.se67ISl sack hit a bounder to Nc
n no held Kinefer on third while
- f9eTed Fiack out. Stuffy overlook
Fl q fact that Hendrix ran almost to
On the play and could have been
- 6isd m easily before me got back
- SsSsonfis or the Cubs would never
:, - the score. McCabe was put
:, III for Hendrix after that. Hol=
rounded to Shean, scoring
ne ~ and Mann pulled timely SIN
- Is Ieff driving home McCabe.
er rolled out.
rouias was sent. to the slab in the
homo hsIf and Barrow countered by
Schang IN for Agnew, because
= bats lefthanded. He opened
~ Don with q single. Pitching to
oope Douglas crossed Killefer and
me bal got away Tar enough TO let
echanE 70 second. Hooper Cnen dump
- \ 6iint toward third and Douglas
1szFsd high to first. Merkle proba-
~ co1id have jumped high enough to
mn down the ban, but Workman Gov
ne ba andshe couldn't Schang
e6red - Hooper reached second,
ere he Is stranded.
sal to1gh break the Cubs
81 "a 1.1Ety IN the ninth. Merkle
81 ~ 8 to center and Zeider
= 6ors his second walk.
snded Babes work Tor the day.
-3-I5f COX Eie slab and Workman laid
mt a f5onE GStho-S Sab. Mo-