The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-09-10

CHICAGO, September ~ Associated
, Press ED G. Barrow's Boston Red
Sox made the world g series two to one
in their favor here this afternoon when
they defeated Fred Mitchell's Cubs in
the third game of the pennant race by q
81 score.
1t was again a pitchers battle, with
hOnOrs about even between Mays of
the winners and Vaughn of the losers.
Vaughn undoing came in the fourth
inning when Boston found him for four
singles on which the Red Sox scored
their two runs of the battle. On two
hits, in the fifth, Chicago sent Chit lie
Pick across the plate for their one lone
/ tally Of the game.
In the following inning it looked as If
Chicago would score again, but all went
for nothing, and in the ninth inning
it seemed again as if the Cubs would
tie the score, for Pick had stolen second
and gone to third on a passed ball. only
to 60 out OF the plate when he tried
to steal the rubber. Barber had been
sent to bat for Deal but the side was
retired before he could accomplish any
thing.
Twirlers Break Even
On hits Vaughn and Mays broke
even, seven each, as they did on bases
ON balls, one each, but Vaughn struck
out six to Mays five men. Neither
pitcher secured hit himself. Vaughn
lelded in great shape, handling three
putouts and as many assists without
error. Mays had less opportunity to
show his fielding ability, having but
two chances, both assists.
l. ~
beginning the inning by biting White
man, first up. McInnis and Schang
singled in succession, the second send
ing Whiteman home. Scott dumped a
grounder in front of the plate. Vaughn
fumbled the ball, McInnis scoring and
Scott getting safely to first. Scott was
given "a hit, the scorer being generous
to Vaughn, who escaped being charged
with an error. Thomas singled to right,
but Flack s perfect throw home to Kill
lifer put Schang out at the plate. The
remainder of the inning did not mat
ter, for there was no further scoring.
Only One Hit in Five Frames
In the next five innings Vaughn al
lowed Boston but one hit, this coming
in the ninth. Schang Of the winners
and Mann and Pick of the losers were
the batting heroes of the day, each get
ting two safeties, one of Charlie Pick 3
being the only extra base hit of the
game. Picks stolen base was the
| first credited to Chicago in this series,
while Whiteman and Thomas got the
first pilfered sacks, also in this game,
for Boston.
Boston played an errorless game, but
not so Chicago, Charlie HOllOcher be-
ing charged with an error. The game
was u scrappy one from start to finish,
and any ones until Pick was put out
at the plate in the ninth and brought
the battle to a close.
outfelders Were Busy
The Cubs hit Mays hard, for the
Red Sox Outfelders had seven putOuts
between them, Hooper in right and
Whiteman in left getting three each
and Strunk in center one. Flack again
starred in right for Chicago, getting a
putout aud catching runner at the
plate with a magnificent throw to Kill
lifer Mann in left and Paskert in cen
ter got each a putOut.
While Boston hit Vaughn for a safe
ty in the first and another in the sec
ond and found him hard in the fourth
third that the Cubs found Mays, when
they got hit in the frame. They got
two hits in each the fifth, when Pick
scored, and the sixth, another in the
seyenth and their final in the ninth.
Bnnching twu-thirds Of their hits in
the fourth frame gave the Boston Red
Sox their victory.
The story Of the game by innings
follows, as well as the summary and
boz score:
First inning-Boston: Vaughn 5 un-
. expected appearance brought cheers
FROM the home crOwd, wh" "heered him
az he entered the box Hooper, lead
of man, dropped a Texas Lacquer back
Of third Shean flied to Mann in left
field Strunk lined hot one to llol-
locher, who doubled Hooper off first
base. No run, one hit. no error
Chicago: Flack walked and took sec
Ond on HoIlocher s sacrifice. Schang to
McInnis. Mann was out on fly to
Hooper III right garden. and Paskcrt
famed. No run, no hit II" error.
Second inning Boston. Whitemnn
opened the second frame with single
to left. MrInns was out. bunting IL
foul on third strike Whteman pill
frred the second sack rs =, hang fnnurl
aud took third when IlOlIu"her fumbled
"'''S Vrounltr. both men being safe.
Vaughn got out of hoIr by forcing
Thomas to hit one to left field which
Was gathered in by IIack No run, one
hit, one error.