The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-10

over the Boston Red Sox.. as the hero
Of thu game. His pitching kept the RED
Sox batters bafled, especially In the
pinches and At the critical stages Of
the game, Tyler's single over second
base in the second inning brought in
two runs and won the contest for the
Cubs,
Max Flack's magnificent throw in
from right field I'm the eighth frame
, saved the game for Chicago, catching
Scbang,- who was on his way from sec
ond base TO third, Deal at the latter
station making the put out.
The attendance yesterday was 20 $50,
trifls better than that. Of the open
ing day. The weather WIS pleasant
Manager Ed. q, BARROW Of the Red
Sox said last night that he would send
Carl w, Mays into the box for Boston.
while Manager Fred Mitchell of the
Cubs announced that he would pitch
O. Hendrix. Today's game win be
played In Chicago. Tomorrow the clubs
Will entrain for Boston, whore Ishs.
fourth game Of the SERIES and prob
ably the remaining ones, will be played
CHICAGO, September O. Associa-
fed Prcss)--The Chicago Cubs made il
oncall for the world series here this
afternoon by defeating the Boston Red
SoN, 81, in tho second game of the
yeHr's interlcague championship.
George A. Tyler, who pitched for
the Cubs, won his own game in the
Second frame when his single to center
field, scored Pick and Killifer. Tyler
had the edge on Joe Bush in that bat.
tie, even though the hits off him and
Bush went. for an even number of bases
Tyler struck out two Bostonese, l;le
Bush sent no one back to the bench.
Each twirler, walked three men. but
Tyler sent out Red Sox to first base
when he hit Hooper with a pitched ball.
Tyler secured a telling hit, while Bush
got none. On total chances the rival
moundsmcn broke even, Tyler getting
one putout and two assists and Bush
being credited with three assists.
Each team was charged with an err
ror, Whiteman of the Red Sox drOppinp
fly in left field and Deal of the Cubs
fumbling a grOundcr at third base. !
Fighting All the Way
1t was fighting game from start
to finish, with both teams on the scoring
point in almost every inning Boston s
rally in the ninth came close to turning
the tables Oh the Cubs, the two triples
secured in this frame being among the
features of the game.
Chicago won the game in the second
inning, when the Cubs found Joe Bush
for four hits and scored. their. three
runs of the contest. Twice after that
Chicago came within an ace OF scoring,
particularly when HOllocher was put
out Mt the plate.
OF the outGclders Flack of Chicago
was much in the limclight, he having
four putOuts and an assist in right.
Mann ip left went without q chance,
while >IaskCrt IN center had two put
outs. For the Red Sox Wbitcman had
the most chances, getting three put
outs and dropping one fly. This error
was not clostly, however, as no run scor.
ed in the inning Strunk had one put
out and two assists in ccnter, while
Hooper in right cOntented himself with
one putout.
Hollocher a Star
The rival shOrtstOps worked we'll
HoIlocher for the winners handled four
chances and got a triple. Scott of the
losers had five chances. but failed to
hit. Deal, Chicago third baseman, was
charged with an error on bis four
chances, while Thomas Of Boston got
two chances. Neither secured a hit.
The two dOuhle-piays of the game
we're made by the Cubs. HOlochcr fg-
uring in both. On sacrifice hits the sides
broke oven, ono each. Boston used two
pinch hittcrs, SchaRg going in for Az
new in tn" eighth and securing a hit
while Duhuc batting for Thomas, in the
ninth gave Charlie Tyler his second
strike out, the only two in the whole
game. $685..
Tvlcr held BOSTON down to two hits
uN to the end of the seventh inning, one
IN the second and another in the sixth,
bit Boston found him for two singles
IN the eighth and two triples in the
r'uth. Still, such was the confidence
Manager Fred Mitchell had in Tyler,
h" was allowed to pitch the game to
finish and emerged triumphant at its
close.
The Pacific Coast players, Charlie
UpIocher and Charlie Pick, shone we'll
in the game, each getting a hit.
description of tho game by in
nings follows:
FIRST Ihnirc- Boston: Hooper was
hit hy pitched ball and took first
h"Hr Shran struck out and intcrfcrcd
it'll Killifrr = throw to second to catch
H"orcr. who was stealing. Hooper
mad" th" hrg in time but was called
n"t hv Empire Hildebrand on account
"f Nhram's interference, This went
d"" as n double play. Killifet to HOl-
|" .h"r Strunk popped out to Deal at
third base aud the Red Sox retired !
Not hit, no run, no error.
Hhirng"- Fn"k singled tn left fold. |
Iut was forced out at second by HOl- !
'n"hrr Bush to scot. HoIlorher taking |
frSt base on ficlder's choice. Mann |
hit int" the air to center field and |
Sfrmmk purp"sclv drOpnPd the ball and !
trPn pc%grh it TO Shcan at second. |
'h"tr IIdllnrhct wns forced out, but on !
~" play Mann got to first base safely.
" SICrt retired the side, fIving out to
Whitcman in left field. One hit, 10 !
run, no error.
Second Inning-Boston: Whitcmau
ralE ed, McInnis made fiEst base on a
hunt. scott was out on sacrifice hit,
TYLER to Merkle,, . Thomas hit TO Pick
at second hHse aud Oh the throw home
Ia KilIifeg~Whitemam was out at the