The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-10

dared to send one over. Tyler dared, | and Ruth swung into the ball savageY
 and the gleaming sphere scared in a steadily upward sweeping climb for
 the centerfield It was hard drive 10
 judge
 Flack ran for a step and then stare ed back in a wild chase Before the ball slammed into the outfield barrier Whiteman and McInnis had scam pered home and Ruth was heading for third like a big tank run wild He beat the throw-in easily Everyone rooted for Scott to bring the bie lel- low home but the shortstop lifted a high one to Paskert
 For three innings Ruths personally conducted mopping up party had the Cubs demoralled. But in the seventh Manager Mitchell. detecting signs of wildness in the husky southpaw be- gan rushing in his reserves. With Faskert out of the way. Scott 10 Me lnnis, Ruth walked Markle Then,
 with Zeider in place of Pick, Ruth lost
 all Jason with the plate, putting two
 men on bases O'Farren was injected into the game here and the first bell Ruth sent within range of the plate
 was smashed over second. It looked Hike another clean-up, this time for Chicago, but Scott gliding with un- oanny speed in back of the bag
 scooped up the ball with his gloyed hand. tossing it to Shean for force out to Zeider while the Arlington boy
 making one of his lightning piyots got OFarrell at first for a double play. re tirne the side and saving Ruth's bacon
 for the time being
 Ruth showed his ability to cross up
 the opposition in Boston half of the seventh when he came to bat alter
 Mclnuis had reached first on a clean single to left Tyler gave the signal for q strategic retreat by all the out
 fielders and then shot one over the plate Ruth vas braced for one of
 his terrific swings, but with great aplomb he switched and dumped a
 dinky little bunt toward third The play nearly stood the infield on their
 respective heads. but Zeider untanslod
 himself firsttt threw out Ruth at firSt
 Suffy taking second on a very neat
 sacnlice The innine passed out however without further fireworks which Weer reserved for the eighth
 frame
 Ruth fairly reeking with wldnoss.
 walked Ilillifer the first ma up. As
 he tried to steady himself he grooved
 one over for Hendrix. who batted for Tyler and the pinch hitting pitcher cracked an ominous single into deep
 left Killfer took second Babe then
 unloosed a wild pitch. putting Killifer
 on third. Hendrix on second and none
 out Mclnniss walked to the box and
 talked very plain Anglo Saxon into
 Ruths ear and what the irate first Laseman forgot to say Dave Shean was on hand to supply Babe wa- sweating but game He put over a good one for Flack who tapped it to Mclnnis for an unassisted putOjt while ihe other runners held their
 bases McCage was put in to run for Hendrix as the hard hitting Holiocher came up. iollocher hit sharply 70 second but was thrown out, Killiiar scoring in the melee Leslie Mann
 then tied up the game with sharp single to left which scored McCabe. Fred Thomas ended the agony by throwing out Paskert at first on a slow boundine roller
 Boston went into it's half of the eighth fnll of venom at having to win the game all over aeain. For the first time in the series they found a righ, handler facing them in the box, Doug