Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-11
Hippo" Vaughn Holds Bos-
ton Scoreless, Redeeming
Previous Defeats.
INCIPIENT STRIKE DELAYS
START OF GAME AN HOUR
Players Demand Readjustment
of Distribution of Series
Proceeds.
PLAY FOR GAMES GOOD NAME
Chicago Gives Vaughn Splendid SUP.
port, Mann and HoIlochcr Di-
viding Honors With Him.
ny w. s. rAnSswonru.

HI w. y. FARSSW ORTIZ.
BOSTON. September lo.-"IIippo'
Vaughn hypno,izod tho Rcd So1 in tho
hfth game of the worlds series and
the Cubs triumphed 8 to O. An this
happened after the game had been
held UP one hour BY "a threatened
strike on the part OF the athletes. Not
being satisfied with the amount OF
money they arc 10 receive. the players
refused TO put on their uniforms until
their share had been increased
But the oratory Of Ban johnson and
Hermann won them victory and al
ter fifty minutes OF talking on tho
part of the TWO members Of tho ma
tional commission. tho PLAYERS roprc-
sentative. Harry Hooper and Les Mann.
reported that for the sake of 5000
fans on hand they would play
Pittco against Vaughn was Sam
Red So1 ,hurlins STAFF" bu, samuel
was very lucky to get away as easily
as ne did But for several "brcai;s''
he westerners would havc run UP
even larger count
Snappy defensive work by ,ach team
ieresitng played in tho series Tiue
and again the tight ncli;n. OF the Hcd
So1 inner works shu, or what look ell
tho opposition.
VAUGHN PROVED REAL
HERO or THE CONTEST
But !, was Vaughn who carried away
hits. four OF which were singles. tho
"iher double. and no man reached
,n!r1 In ne,fssa fss, 90 9nl yw9 rca-hosed
In the first inning Hooper the lead
on man. singled and was sacrificed
along BY Shesn, but Vaughn famed
seFlack IN right, s,runk started the
fourth with a two-baGger. but never
nads. adses an , inch further, for WATERMAN
. two-plv killing. In fact Vaughn
was so good that hu; six locals man
aged 10 get 20 first
Jones was maccd for scyer solid
blows. including two doubles and sand
wiched IN haf-dozen passes
Sam staggered safely through tho
frst frames but in tho third the C,ihs
broke through his defense After
SCOT, hSd thrown both Vaughn and
riacS. (, Holiocher paved ms own road
called for pitch out and peEEed prct-
lily 10 McInnts. Hollochcr would have
tempted to get bacA. bn; he sized ,d -" ~
the situation in iiny and tore for
stuny took the .pcF wheeled for
found that MI Hollochcr mad said good
by to him. BY the tim" Mctnnis
young Cub shortstop. tho latter was
landing on the midway cushion
Major Les Mann came up. took a ball
fore II broke and son, III" mill whiz-
zins down the lcft-hcld line for two
bases. Hollocher cashins. Scott ended
Paskcrts am mhitionS by nice stop and
throw to StuHy.
4CUBs tut CONTEST
on ICE IN EIGHTH FRAME
In the eighth the Cubs iced tho affair.
Holloeher. in attempting tho army
game Of Sacrificing. dropped roller
Eef those puzzlinE little taps THAT had
Sailor Thomas in tho air. Finally he
ieGided to take chance on The pill
|noble tar. and when 1t fickered out il
was still on fair territory.
he n,s or,nna and '"b broneh Snohd taOk
occasions sem tho bail foul down Inc
irst- base line. Then Les popped to
Paskert had two balls and two s,rikns
Pm him when he broke right out With
solid welt 10 the score board in left
'lack and IIollochcr reporting; Merkle
<hiffed although he did take three
pick slammed a stcaming srasser q
Shean, who booted. although the ohi-
Iried TO extend his Journey too far and
E.as nippcd between third ara home
,csy. @ shean ,o"s AHH Ngnew. eSe Thomas @ and Nc
innis all taking hand in the killing
ED SOX NOT DANGEROUS
At ANY STAGE: OF GAME
AZ no stage Of the battling were the
Fed soX really dangerous. In the
Snal half OF the ninth frame. the fans
iopes were aroused trilc when young
illcr battcd for Jones and seut long
" to left. But Major Mann ran up the
Snbank kment. slipped to sitting posi-
ion and caught tho ball. Hooper raised
foul that Hollocher caught over
psed out a hit that HoIlocher would
ave smothercd had not Deal crossed
front of him. the fans still hoped for
tion. but Strnnk brought them back
their normal selves by striking out.
In the very first stanza the Cubs
rsatened, when Flack. started on
Ialk. went to second on a single to
third by Mann; Paskert, however.
ped hard to Whiteman. who made a
oestrtns catch and had the ball in
lotts hands for double play on
sate. The kid, like. every other per-
in present. never figured Whiteman
auld catch the pellet.
IN the second Merkle opened with a
{ss. went to second when McInnis
kde sweet stop Of Picks wick ed
founder, but Deal and Killfer were
sE outs.
,NEs RETIRED VISITORS IN
ORDER IN FoURTH AND FIFTH
Hones retired the visitors In order i'm
fourth and fifth. but faced disaster
Ain in the sixth Hollochcr started
H. IN &c cesn s,rnh single to center: bu, Mann
p worked Jones for free ticket to
htion one. Merklc belted a hard
I'VE to left, and when Hollocher en-
avorcd to count on tho blow he was
nght at the plate by inches only
i, and turned tho bail loose iis wi With "a
Shty and wcll-directed heave IL
Jed into Agnew's hands on the h~st
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