Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-10
RED SOX VANQU|SH
CUBS, ; TO z, ON
BOSTON DIAMOND
Ruth Brings Two Home in
Fourth Inning With
Three-Bagger.
CHICAGO BECOMES MENAClNG
IN EIGHTH, TYING THE COUNT
In Their Half, However. Sox Re-
cover Lead, Scoring
One Run.
TENSE MOMENT IN NINTH
With Two on Bases. Visitors Hopes
We're High Until Double Play
Ended Game.
CHICAGO BECOMES MENAClNG
IN EIGHTH, TYING THE COUNT
TENSE MOMENT IN NINTH
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BOSTON. September o-Tho Tarzan
Of the Red sox. Babe Ruth punched
the American League contcnders TO "A
@-to-2 triumph IN the fourth game OF
the worlds series at Fenway Park
aiye aouthpaw would have been neg
stive oduct had not Stuny McInnis
lived de tho most spectacular and
smart play executed since worlds
series recame the fashion.
Ih1 Thrzan's swat was n triple. with
two pals aboard the paths. in the
lSsrth sos,nnu ,nn,imEwthe ing spasm tina, has been
nrcsent series but in numerous title
games Of the past.
commanding lead. While the winnins
marker came iater--in the eighth
that spelled disaster S FOR offsy the Weisln sngGk
er5.
In the eighth, tho, game Cubs made
but but In the last half OF the ,'rare the
front by scoring theswinnins tally.
DAY IN Ninth INNING
by McIn1is that saved the day for the
Ssps S9daGIn ,t.inr 9e'klsd rrst Ip sITsh
Of Scott for a single Zeidcr drew
transportation; and. with two on and
/ rome down. the fans we're preparing
Manager barrow, rnotioncd Ruth out
Of the box, Bullet Joe Bush being rush
the bench. bur Harrow ordered him
70 LEI, field; ,,, "hi5eman being called
\ ball over. 10 Wortman for called
Strife Tn" next one was outside; and
EIick Ovens called IT properly. Then
The ball Was a trinc outside
what's tho matter with it," yelled
head OF Si.rFie at ,hrd ssuGy wv, wasa', an"
hsHE yardds srdsd fr2m ths ns!G whe" The
4 BREAkS SACRIFICE
Mitchell ordered wor,inan 10 Try
lnnis broke The play to smi,b"rcSnx
This time. Workman dropped tho bail
IN fro9, n Of The rla,e ri7s OYER n, or n. hrSt.
right there again. lie picked the i.all
Up i1 a nash .ssn,a ard his throw beaded
rhas as oa al The sh5a pay 0 sfn
an attack that most surely would ha ve
At least tied The pastilne for me Cubs
men on the paths. first and second be-
ing. oeeupIed, hut it broke their spirit
was was @ double y play that ofIirialiy set "t-
tied the game in favor Of tho Ameri-
can g. Leng1ers; ei,i =, ooo fans ,nr,.a ou -, 60.
this. the first game of the series in
Hoston After twenty four hour
rain the SKIES cleared ana II was an
IDEAL day. Among the most interest
ed spectators wcrc sixty wounded sol
diers and sailors who had seen service
overseas They were the guests Of
The game started a battle Of lett
1anders-Ruth against Tyler Neither
While Ruth really was Knocked from
he hflloek Tyler retired in fav9[ r,or Of
esersss he seven e innings 'Re he Workea he az
owed but three hits, and Ruth,s triple
brought back sad memories TO the New
'ork fans who, In the famous ,n0s lay-om on
o play back for Joe Tinker
Three times Matty motioncd sey;
. move a Step. Then came Thinkers
bust" that sailed over Cy's head for
triple, hit that cost McGraw's
ne worlds series
TORY OF THE RLOw
THAT KILLED FATHER
To-day. with Whiteman on second
nd Mclnnis . .irst and two tWps DOM; mn;
aree fast. breaking curves He groove1
Tyler sized up the situation. First
e planned to pass the TarZan and
IKE sro, mere 9hanefs Ien oh the a nind
@ took look around at his defense =
ann was playing all right, and so
T..
aved him back. F'lack did no, pay
tention to the command. once again
Eler moti1ned T1 n hin. him. put but, Max wa was , OBJ
N Of retiring the mighty wallopSr;
gro9yed Rsm Ronm a.rSSG rsSsr 6 rSaehed Ihf
e hall on the end Of his bat and sent
on a line. to the right-field fence,
Flack misjudged the power behind
e drive and tore in a. step or two;
len he realized his mistake. turned
tore for the bulwarks. But the
II sailed over his head. smashing
ainst the boards. bounded back to
ack and two runs had dented the
sh and Babe was resting third
the time Max had returned tho ball
the diamond. Although Ruth's
ntrol was not the best. for he was
the hole on nearly every batter that
,ed him, only three Cubs got as fnr
second on him and none further up
the eighth frame.
It'll WENT BAD
IN !EIGH FRAME
rhen his wildness proved costly. 1t
up and up Killifer started the
Ing by drawing a pass; The timely
atting Hendrix batted for Tyler.
some unknown reason, the crowd
bed him as he walked to the plaie
ew misses we're heard from the press
4; but there was reason for tina t.
ude had maSsaged the scribes free
In 3 crap game en- route here from
go.
Euth grooyed the first ball and Hen
kissed IT for a steaming one, base
courteous act on the part Of a broth
Singer upset Tarzan. and he unbeIt.
a perfectly good wild pitch, with
snd aarsan.d rhs hall hit 1T tasfront Of the
.seter down the third. base line I'd
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