Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-09-07
Sox Ninth Frame Rally Fell Two Short~of Evening Score of Bruins"
 
KNABE AND WAGNER
 STAGED A BRAWL
Umpires are "Baited"- At tendance Small, Only 100
 Women in Grounds.
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1lILy.ll1Vy UdSlS tOu.SJ Uy AVAONsAAc the Boston Americans, 3 to l, in a good old fashioned game of baseball. Tyler. pitching for Chicago, was the hero of the contest, for he pro- jected a steady stream of vafflers and capped the clifax by shooting a sin gle over second that scored two runs.
 All Made in Second. ..
 All of Chicago's runs were made in the second when Bush, on the bridge for the Red Sox, could see periscopes bobbing up all around his craft.
 Boston's run came in a desperate and spectular rally in the ninth.
 Just One Tally.
 Strunk, the first man up for the visitors, selecting Big Bertha among from among the bats slammed the ball against the right field fence. Whiteman, who drove in yester- days winning tally for Boston, was cheered as he came up.
 His wallop was the mightiest of the series thus far, the ball smashing ingto the word .'buy" in the war sav- ings sign in center.
 Strunk, trotted home and the Chi cagoans who had counted the game won, halted on their way to the exits.
 Tyler Found Himself.
 Tyler, however, steadied and threw Mclnnis out at first.
 Scott was allowed to walk, and the gigantic Dubuc cafe to bat for Thom- as, he fouled off half dozen good ones, but in the end struck out on a wide one.
 Schapg, who batted for Angnew, popped to Hollocher and the game was over.
 How Scores Were Made.
 Merkle started the scoring for Chi cago by waiting for four bad ones.
 Pick bunted gently toward third and Thomas ambled gracefully for ward and let it bound past him.
 This placed Pick on first and Mer- kle on second, while kind hearted of- ficial scorers awarded Pick hit.
 Deal flied out. killifer was the next man up. Earlier in the game Tyler devoted much attention to getting something out of the catcher's eye, and the op- eration was complete success. ,. Killifer got both his good eyes and the convalescent one on the ball and delivered two bagger, the first ex- tra base wallop of the series. Merkle scored and Pick roosted on third.
 Tyler Bangs One Out.
 Surgeon Tyler rose to the occasion with single, scoring Killifer and Pick but was himself caught trying to reach second on the play.
 The Cubs threatened again in the sixth, but the cloud did not develop rain
 Hollocher hit down the first base line and his speed stretched it into 8 triple.
 He never got further, however, for Boston rallied heroically.
 The infield drew in, and Mann was out, Scott to McInnis, Hollocher hard- ly having a chance to move off the third sack.
 He tried to, register of Paskert's s grounder, but Scott in his short in his throw ahead of him.
 Double Steal Failed.
 Paskert was safe and Merkle sing led, but 8 miss-fire double steal fail ed ignobly and the cloud cleared from the Boston sky.
 Boston in the second inning, for a life, seemed to have an excellent chance to score but snappy relay from Pick cut the impending tally at the plate.
 Whiteman, whose bat was effica- cious yesterday, was awarded pass. Killifer and Tyler collided over Mcln- nis' bunt and both were safe.
 It was on this occasion that Sur geon Tyler began work in Killifer's eye.
 Both were avanced an additional base by Scott's sacrifice and Thomas came to bat.
 His best was drive to Pick, who threw Whiteman out at the plate. Agnew closed the rally with high foul to Flack.
 Showed Fighting Blood.
 The fighting blood of both teams was up from the beginning. Unapires were growled at and snapped at; the crowd grew partisan and way down in the depths of the Boston bomb-proof, Knabe, Chicago coach, and Wagner, coach for Boston, got into fight.
 The crowd learned of it when players and umpires made dive into the. dugout and separated them.
 Flack's magnificent throw from right save the day for Chicago in the eighth.
 Schsng, batting for Agnew, singled too hot tor Hollocher. Hooper singled into. far right.
 Schang passed second at 2 10 second gaft, but Flack, throwing on line with dGadly accuracy, caught him far &w3y from the base.
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