The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-11

The teams WILL De nerSUndHy cOdShtA by MT. Powell, who is former Wis eonsin gridiron star and organizer of athletics at Western Reserve university. Practice will begin about September 15, and the first games are scheduled for October 1s
 s.. s,- a.a play. In The meant ns Jones had lostm uch of his early wild ness and his curve ball kept the Cubs swinging vainly. He was backed up su- perbly by the other Red Legs and It i looked as if it would be a 1-to-O pitchers duel until Paskert broke up the game | in the eighth
 THE FIREWORKS A pass to Flack opened this fateful inning The fleet-footed Hoilocher laid down slow roller along the third7base | line and beat the ball to first, his third hit of the game. Mann flew out to Shean, bringing up Paskert. The veteran picked | fast one waist high and smashed it ! to the, scoreboard for a double, scoring ! two runs. Jones struck out Merkle. Pick I then got hit on which Paskert tried to score, but the Red Sox intield trapped ! him between third and home. 1 Boston went into the last of the ninth determined to end the series then and there. The faster Vaughan shot the ball across the plate the harder the Red | Sox sluggers slammed it back, but they were up against an impenetrable de- fense. Miller, pinch hitting in place Of i Jones, sent long soaring drive to left | field, a double under ordinary circum- stances. But Mann, Judging the ball lperfectly, ran far back, climbed up the embankment, slipped to a sitting pos- lture as he reached the top of what Is Ipopularly known as "Duffy's Cliff and caught the ball sitting down. The bril- liant catch was loudly applauded by the fans
 l Captain Hooper tried to start things | going by poking a fly into short left | field. apparently beyond the reach of anyone, but Hollocher, racing like the wind, got it in his outstretched hands. Shean came through with a hit. but Vaughn struck out Strunk, Amos swinging hard at the last one. l The Red Sox, however, were not a bit discouraged. They still lead Chicago Is to in the series and need but one more win to give them the champion ship. while the Cubs must win two straight games to wear the laurel wreaths on their brows.
 FIRST INNING
 1 ago-Jones lost control and Flack walked. Hollocher singled over second, F'lack going to second Mays began to warm up for Boston. Mann sacrificed, Jcnes to Shean, Flack going to third and Hollocher to second The Red Sox infieid played back. double play ended the tinning. Paskert lined out to Whiteman who threw to Shean at second doubling Holocher No runs; one hit no errors Boston-Hooper singled on the second ball pitched. Shean sacrificed, Vaughn to Pick, Hooper going to second. Strunk styuck out. Whiteman hit long foul te the high field fence which F1ack got after a hard run. No runs: one hit; no er-
 r% srcoxn ,~N,Nc
 Chicago-Jones kept the ball low or Merkle, who is highbal hitter. Merkle ! ran the count to 3 and and finally
 walked. Pick grounded out to McInnis
 while Merkle was running to second. Il
 was anattempt at the hit and rur Deal opopped to Scott. Jones knocked down Killifer's grounder and threw hin
 out No runs; no hits; no errors.
 Boston-Vaughn used plenty of speed and fast curve. McInnis flew out tt
 Pick. who went out back of second t' maKe the catch. Hollocher made a nic'
 play on Scott's grounder. getting hi
 man at first Vaughn knocked dowI
 Thomas groundersand threw him out. l
 was. a pretty stop with his bare hand
 No runs. no hits: no errors
 THIRD INNING
 1 Chicago-Scott threw out Vaughn Scot
 made beautiful play on Flack's sharl | drive and got him at first. Holloche
 walked on four straight balls. Agnev tried to pick Hollocher off first with quick throw but Hollocher dashed fo , second and the crowd gave MeInnis tn . laugh when he turned and eybected t , tag Hollocher going back to first Hol , locher scored on Mann's double to left 5 Hollocher~ gets credit for stolen base Scott threw out Paskert. One run: on l hit; no errors.
 Boston, -Hollocher took Agnew' 3 grounder and threw sbim out. lone Q walked. Hooper struck out. Shea a hoisted to Paskert No runs no hits, n I errors
 I FOURTH INNING
 chicago-Merkle sent swift line ' right into Strunk's hands. Pick poppe {. to Thomas Deal flew out to Strunl No runs; no hits; no errors. Roston-Boston. considers the fcurt . inning it's '.kcks innihg' and the e>crow
 stood up. Strunk hit into right field fo