The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-11
Boston Wins Baseball HOnOrs
of Big Leagues Today.
Last World Series in Game I'm
til After the War.
SCORE: BOSTON z, CHlCAGO |
American Leaguers Won Four
Games Out of Six.
F; Small Receipts To Be Divided
Among the Players.

CHICAGO BOSTON J.
| Flack, r. Hooper. RI. g
| Hollochcr, IS. Shean. 2b.
Mann. IT,. ":runk. CT. &s
Paskert, CT. whiteman. IL.
MerkIe, 1b. McInnis. 1b.
Pick. 2b. Scott. IS.
Deal 3b. Thomas, 3d.
Killefer, c. Schang. c.
Tyler, p. Mays, p.
! Score by innings: r.. H. e.
Chicago .. 900 100 00o-1 g
Boston acknowledgements .O0e 900 0ox-2 o
1 Boston, Sept. 1.-THE Boston Red
| Sox are the non-essential world series
champions of 1918. They defeated the
! Chicago Cubs by score of to to-
day in hotly fought game.
Boston won four games and Chi
| cago two.
! This is the last world series game
until after the war.
| First Inning.
| CHICAGO-Thomas took Flack's hopper
and got his man easily at first. Mays un-
! derhand ball was kept closely around the
batter's knees Shean tossed out HoIlocher.
Scott got Mann at first. No runs. no hits.
no errors.
Observation-Disclosures made nice play of
| Hooper's grounder and threw him out.
Shean WINS a strike out victim. Hoilocher
made fine try for Strunks Texas Lacquer
! scorer gave him. hit. Tyler held Strunk
closely pinned to first base. Whiteman
sent long fly to Paskert. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Second Inning.
CHICAGO-Shean threw out Paskert on
his bounder to second. Merkle struck out.
Pick singled into left field. hooking one
Pick was caught off first by quick throw.
Mays to McInnis. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
BOSTON-Tyler tossed out McInnis and
Il ScOtt. Tb0maa
Schangs grounder and tossed to Pick too
late but Thomas oyerslid the bag and was
out No runs, no hits. no errors.
I Third Inning.
CHICAGO-Deal flied out to whiteman
killefer was out, Scott to McInnis. Tyler
went out by the Scott -McInnis route. No
runs. no hits, no errors.
] BOSToN-Mays walked on four straight
balls. Hooper sacrificed. Tyler to Merkle.
Mays went to second, shean walked.
Mays going to third and shean - to = second.
Mays and Shean scored when Fiack drop
bit and nSen nSt nsF dnn got
third he was thrown out, the play being
i Hollocher to Merkle to Deal. Two runs,
one hit, one error.
Fourth Inning.
CHICAGO-Flaek singled over second.
Hoilocher went out to McInnis unassisted,
flaek going to second. :, Mann was hit by
the leg and he fell to the ground. He re-
covered. Mann was picked off first by n
quick throw by Schang. Paskert walked
Merkle's single to left, Paskert stop stoppin. ~ !;
at second. Hooper got Picks line drive
One run. two hits. no errors.
\ BOSTON-Scott got an inf1eld hit which
Deal was only able to knock down. Thoma s
sacrificed killefer to Pick. Schang walked.
Nays beat out an infield hit toward third.
} He caught Deal flat-footed by bunting.
Scott was forced at the plate on Hooper's
grOunder to Merkle who threw to Kiliefer
Schang went to third and Mays to second
n Ilo. I1naI 1r,@o bad
seeming safe hit and touched third. forcing
out Mays. No runs, two hits, no erorrs.
Fifth Inning.
CHICAGO-Mays tossed out Deal. Kille.
threw out Tyler. No runs, no hits, nc
, errors.
y BoSToN-strunk flew out to Mann Hol-
, locher threw out Whiteman. McInnis beat
ont an infield hit which Tyler knocked
down down. The Official scorer gave Tyler an
to Flack. No runs, no hits, one error.
Sixth Inning.
CHICAGO-Flack walked. McInnis tool
hoHochers grounder and threw to Scott
forcing 1c. FIsek Ysca. Mann forced HoIloeher
Schang to Shean. No runs, no hits, NJ
errors.
BOSTON-Paskert took Thomas high fl,
back of the middle bag. Schang walked
Mays sent a high fly to Paskert Schanf
went out stealing, Kilefer to Pick. NJ
= runs, no hits, no erorrs.
/ seyenth Inning.
CHICAGO-Mays threw out Paskert a
e first. Thomas robbed Merkle Of a hit goinf
OWN back of the bag and making a won
4 derfnl stop and equally wonderful throw
no hits. no errors.
, BOSTON-Merklet took Hoopers grounde
and touched first. Deal threw out Shear
at first Strunk singled over second. Pas
4 kert caught .whiteman.s fly. No runs, on,
= hit, no errors.
Eighth Innfng.s
I CHICAGO-Barber batted in place o
Z Deal. Whiteman came In fast and tool
and made a complete summersault OFar
relI batted for Killefer. O'Farrell sent
Whiteman was withdrawn at this pein
and Ruth was sent to left field for Boston
whiteman hurt his neck in making th
to Scott. No runs. no hits. no errors.
BOsTON-Hendricksa and O'Farrell becam
: the battery for Chicago and Zeider went t.
out to Mann Scott lofted to Paskert an,
: Thomas flew out to Paskert. No runs, nj
hits, no errors.
e CHICAGO-Flack fouied To Thomas Hol
1 locher flied out to Ruth. Shean threw on
! Mann at first. No runs. no hits. no errors
3 Boston, Sept. 11.-After a confer
d ence today between members of tn
players committee and the owners O
the Boston and Chicago clubs. it wa
given out officially that play would b
started on schedule time this after
noon.
n Harry Hooper of the Red Sox an
Leslie Mann of the Chicago team, VIII
represented the players, were non
i committal about the result of the con
n ference. but it was understood tha
= they received some assurances regard
d ing their claim for a larger share {
j. the worlds series receipts
g A chilling wind nipped the ardor {
the fans today and less than a scor
Is were waiting for the gates to the ur
l. reserved sections to be opened. Thos
that came early lined their summe