Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-11


 IcOmnlssion hurried out 10 Fenway park 10 learn rom the homogeneous wi.at the team members mad deciued 10 do.
 'If the players intend to strike, ak ing It necessary to call off the game it is only faiH to the public for Jnenl to notify the management to stop Jne sale of tickets before any addluOnal thousands come in,' Chairman Herr mann or the commission said. but no announcement was made. The players tried to impress on the commission the justice of their cause. The commission answered that the matter was out of it's hands, and any change would have to be submitted tO the club owners.
 | Shorty before the time for calling | the game, Chairman Herman stated | the commissions position: The commission cannot change the rule" he said. Tt was agreed to by both leagues, and it is up to them. If there is strike we shall end the series at this point and divide the money that was coming to the players equally among the club owners. And we shall also take care of the players share of the Red Cross contribution"
 Mir. Herrmann's words led to further argument Then Harry Hooper, one of the most popular veterans of the game, turned to his fellow players and reminded them of the crowd. He put the situation up to them in a few words and all hands agreed to call off the strike.
 First Inning
 First half-Jones lost control ana walked Flack. HOllocher walked. Mann sacrificed Flack going to third and Hollocher to second. Paskert hit into a double play. Whiteman to Shean. No runs, no hits and no CT TOTS.
 Mays begins to warm up for Boston.
 Paskert lined out to Whiteman, who threw to Shean at second, doubl- ing Hollocher. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Second half-Hooper singled. Shean sacrificed. Vaughn to Pick, Hooper going to second. Strunk struck out Whiteman hit along foul to the right field fence which Paskert got after a hard run. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Second linning
 First half-Jones kept ball low on Merkle, who is high ball hitter. Mer kle ran the count two and three and finally walked. Pick grounded out to McInnis while Merkle was running to second. It was an attempt at the hit and run. Deal popped to Scott. Jones knocked down killifer's grounder and NTn Second half-Vaughn used plenty of speed and curve. McInnis flew to Pick, who went out back of second to make the catch. Hollocher made a nice play on Scott's grounder, getting his man at first. Vaughn knocked down Thomas grasser and threw him out It was a pretty stop with his bare hand. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Third Inning
 First half-Scott threw out Vaughn. | Scott made a beautiful catch of | Hacks sharp drive and got him at first. Hollocher walked on four balls. Agnew tried to pick | Hollocher off first with a quick throw | but he dashed for second and the | NAONu 6dNG lhIllllio AAlG Acu6n MlANA l he turned and expected to tag Hol- | locher, He went back to first. Hol- | locher gets credit for a stolen base. | On Mann's two bagger Hollocher | Scott threw out Paskert. No runs, one hit, one error. Second half-HOllocher took Az | news grounder and threw him out. | Jones walked. Hooper was strike out victim. Shean hoisted to Paskert | No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Fourth Inning First half-Merkle sent a hard liner right into StTunk's hands. Pick pop | ped to Thomas. Deal flied out to | StrUnk. No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Second half-Boston considers the | fourth inning it's lucky inning, and the |, crowd stood up. Strunk hit long hit into the right field for two bases. | Mhiteman popped to MeTkle, Strunk | darting back to second safely. Mcln- l nis lined to. Merkle who doubled up | Strunk at second, HollOcher taking l the throw. No runs, one hit, no CT TOTS.
 Fifth lining. First Half-HOOper came in and took Killifer's short fly Vaughn struck cut Shean went down the second ] base line to get Flack's grounder, and got his man by a step. No runs, no aits, no errors. Second Half-Mann gathered in Scotts fly Thomas singled into right field. Agnew hit into double play, HOilOcher to Pick to Merkle. No runs, one hit, no errors.
 Sixth Inning. First Half-Hollocher singled into left, his second hit of the game. Mann flew out to Strunk. Paskert walked. Merkle singled to left, and Hollocher was caught at the plate. Paskert reached third and Merkle second. Pick flew out to Strunk. No runs, two hits, DO errors.
 Second Half-Jones sent a high fly to Paskert. Hooper flew out to Pas kert Vaughn tossed out Shean at first. No runs, no hits. no errors.
 Seventh Inning.
 First Half-Deal struck out on three pitched balls. Killifer hit long drive into Jones hands. The crowd gave Vaughn a biz cheer as he came to bat