The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-10


BOSTON, September BY winning
today's game here over the Chica "a
Cubs. 80 the Red Sox are now within
one game of the world series champton-
snip. A victory tomorrow for Boston
VIII close the series, while II Chicago
should emerge victorious the series viii
enter very interesting phase. .. - /
Chicago outhit Boston in this game,
"a, but both extra base hits Of the hat
tie were made by Boston, Ruth's triple
IN the fourth bringing In the first two
runs Of the game and making possible
victory for the Red Sox. Shean Sc
cured the only other extra-bass hit Of
the day, two Dagger.
The breaks favored Boston, for Tyler
had easily the better Of Ruth in the
box. He allowed but three scattered
hits TO Ruth's seven and walked only
two batters to Ruth's 1--WE, while the
only strikeout Of the game was credited
to him. Tyler however, went hitiess
at bat. He had one putout and three
assists to Ruth Is three assists. T.,
flick was the only player who secured
Two hits and it pleased Boston fans
when Manager Fred Mitchell sent Zeid
Or TO bat In Picks place. ~ sH| I'd
Every Chicago batter, excepting In
the walks allowed by Ruth, hit the ball
ana they hit 1t hard, as the sixteen as
sists credited TO Boston go, TO shown The
chicago outfelders had eight putouts to
the two made by the Boston gardeners.
Tyler wavered in the fourth when he
walked two men, which made possible
boston's two runs when Ruth hit out
his three Dagger. ~ Il
Timely double-plays saved the day
Tor Boston. Chicago's two hits In the
second looked like possible runs, but
ar-ught ball in the infield prevented
any scoring. .~. r-,r-
Douglas, who succeeded Tyler in the
eighth Is charged with the defeat. He
allowed the first man to face him TO
secure hit and his wild throw TO first.
the only miscue in the game, gave Bos-
ton the winning run. 49,. - ,
the details Of the game, inning by
inning, follow:
Details Of the Game
First inning-Chicago: Flack, first
up, opened the battle with q single
into rlghtfeld. HOllocher was out on
a law air drive to Scott at short
and Flack made the second out, be
ing caught off first base, Agnew to
Mclnnis. Mann retired the side, 90
ing out on foul fly Off first base to
Mclnnis. One hit, no run, no error.
Boston-HOOper, first up for Boston,
was out on a high fly to Flack In
rightbeld. Shean got two Dagger to
l"ftiield. the ball hitting the high wall.
Strunk struck out, and Boston retired
when Whiteman few out to F4ack in
right. One hit, no run, no error.
Second inning-Chicago: Paskert
was out, Ruth to McInnis, and Merkle |
was also out, Scott to McInnis. Pick |
was safe at first, beating his infield |
hit to the bag and took second on
Deal 3 single, but Killifer forced Pick |
out at, third, Scott to Thomas, retiF. |
ing the side. Two hits, no run, no
error
BostOn-McInnis few out to Holloch.
er at short. Ruth hit a grounder and !
was out, Pick to MerkIe, and Scott
made three outs, Deal to Merkle. No
hit, no run, no error.
The Fatal Fourth Comes Along
Third inning--Chicago" Tyler drew
n walk, but was forced out at second
by Flack, Scott 20 Shean. HolIocher
grounded out to McInnis unassisted,
while Flack made second on the play.
Flaek was caught off the bag shortly
afterward, Ruth to Scott. No hit, no
run, no error.
Thomas went out on non
fly to Hollocher at short. Agnew was
out on fly bali to Mann in left,
Mann making a long and hard run
for the putout, which brought much
applause even from the Boston rOoters.
Hooper retired the side, Merkle to
Tyler, the latter tagging the initial
suck in advance of Hooper. No hit,
no run, no error.
Fourth inning-Chicago: Mann died,
Thomas to McInnis. Paskert drove an
air liner straight at Scott, which the
Red Sox shortstOp hung on to, and
then ChiraEo went out with Merkle fly