Arizona republican., 1918-09-08
BOSTON WINS THIRD
 GAME OF SERIES IN
 THRILLING CONTEST

Continued from Page One) this series, got himself in front of one of Vaughn's hooks and travelled free to first. He tarried moment on second when McInnis singled. and scored when Schang poled one of Vaughn's offer ings safely. McInnis advancing to third. Scott dumped a bounder in front of the plate and Vaughn fumbled it long enough so that Mclnnis flashed across the plate with the winning run and Scott was safe at first, credited with a hit. Thomas singled to right and it looked like more trouble for the Cubs, but Flack made one of his char acteristic bullet throws and Schang. trying to score from second. was out at the plate. Mays ended the jubilee by a fly to center.
 Pick Profits by Pickings
 Pick was the player to profit by the fluke in the Chicago half of the fifth. His gentle tap went toward Scott with | frolicsome bounds like a pup seeking | its master, but at the crucial moment l it decided to bite Scott on the leg and went rolling out in the outfield for a double. Deal flied out. but Killefer de- l livered an honest hit to left and Pick scored.
 | The highly partisan crowd. its inter est at last aroused to pitch when even allied victories, the impending bond issues, and other advertisements were forgotten. stood up to a man and yelled for winning rally when Chi cago came to bat in the ninth and al most got what they asked for. Paskert and Merkle expired ingloriously on in- l fs-II :-I. grounder at Shean and beat the throw by a hair. Manager Mitchell, still fighting, sent in Barber to bat for Deal The pinch hitter was in a nerve rack ing place. Every eye was on him and heroic honors, including the Croix de Baseball were within his grasp. Pick is Picked From Plate
 Pick stole second and went to third on a passed ball. Schang threw tc catch him. and Thomas at third for Boston fumbled the throw. The ball rolled but few yards away, but Pick arising from his slide and without a look around, dashed for the plate Thomas recovered the pellet and his throw caught Pick far off the plate. The game was over, and pinch hit ter Barber's great opportunity was snatched from him before anyone knew whether he might have delivered the hit which would hove tied the score.
 The largest crowd of the season, 27,- 054 paid admissions. turned out anc enjoyed the pastime. but at that there were vacant seats. Few oS those occu- pied were vacated until the last mar was out, however.
 Clouds menaced at times; a few drops of rain fell, and locomotives ir nearby yards sent smoke screen ove, the field. At other times the sur shone brightly.
 Whiteman Cuts off Run
 Whiteman. who starred at bat, or the paths and in the field in thi. series, cut off what seemed a sure TUT for Chicago in the fourth inning. Witt one out, Mann hit and reached second Paskert lifted the sphere clear to tn, left field fence. It looked like tripl' at least. but Whiteman speeded afte 1t like youngster and bumped int the barrier with the ball safely in hi glove. He was vociferously cheered With the score two games to one il their favor, the Boston players, leavin, to play the remaining games on thei home grounds, were in jubilant mood but the National leaguers could not b properly labelled as down. hearted. Many in the crowd were inclined t criticize Manager Mitchell for send | ing Vaughn to the slab with but on days rest, and further for permittin | him to remain after signs of weaknes | appeared, as there is no scarcity c | twirling material in the Cub camp. | Twenty Thousand Packages of Gum A bet of ten-cent cigar agains | $1.000 made as the result of a jok while the Chicago National leagu team was training at Pasadena. Cal last spring. has been won by Bill killefer. catcher of the Chicago tean it was revealed today. The loser, Vii liam Wrigley, one of the clubs stock holders, wagered the $1,000 that tn team would not win the Nations league pennat. Killefer who accepte
 it in jest, had forgotten about the b,
 until he was reminded of it by M
 Wrigley.
 The sum will be added to Killefer
 world series share, Mir. Wrigley sai
 tonight.