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X/4JV L/Lf^ | PRICE NDER, I Bass Bail Extra! I Base Ball Extra1! PRICE ONE 'jfOhi*CENT fFtlPHTtTGll^fjTl5PRICE ONE CENT j I X/4JV l/lf ^ | | No. 20402. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1915.-EIGHTEEN PAGES. -L 1 itor 2 del« * m i, u L± i STAR OF, T<ODAY'S GAME BOX SCORE RED SOX DEFEAT ALEXA1 I ,-y.'J-: V. NDER, ^ PHILADELPPDA EiOSTON AB R Ii 0 A E AB R H 0 A E LEONARDWINNINGTH1RDGAME tock, 3b.... 3 0 1110 0 Hooper, rf.. 411200 nr; mi rn lancroft, ss.. 3 0 114 10 Scott, ss... 4 0 0 2 1 0 OJ$l UilJ 1 Uil VIIAMPiONSHiP 'askert, cf... 4 0 C17 0 0 Speaker, cf. 312100 kavath, rf 4 0 (12 0 0 Hoblitzell, 1b. 3 0 0 10 0 1 BRA . ES' FIELD, tBOSTON, October .The Red Sex today lb.3 0 C13 10 Lewis, If... .. 4 0 3 1 0 0 tor!; the lead in the race the base ball chamj11.forpionship by registering uderus, 3t>.. 3 0 their second victory over the Phillies in the third1 game of the series. Chitted,If... 3 0 C12 0 0 Gardner, 0 1 5 0 Lightning fast plays were mad e during the practice of the two infields. The inner gardens had fiehoff, 2b... 3 0 C) 0« 2 0 Barry* 2b.. .. 3 0 0 2 1 0 been rolled smooth and dry and gi ounders came to the fielders witlh snap and precision. The sun 3 1 1[5 c. .. 2 0 0 8 0 0 bothered the center and right field*:rs, and Speaker and Hooper wore sun glasses. lurns, c.,... 2 0 Carrigan, Dutch Leonard warmed up to pitch for Boston while Alexander tried out his curves for Philadelwere ilexander, p. 2 D C12 0 0 Leonard, p....3 0 0 0 2 0 phia. Both had plenty of speed ami a break to the ir curves. Before the game a silver loving; cup and a large floral horseshoe presented to Manager Car- rigan by Boston rooters. I THE GAMI DESCRIBED PLAY BY PLAY, '1 First Inning. iad to come in behind second Why Murphy Fired Jolrnny Evert. Totals 28 1 3t 26 5 0 Totals... 29 2 6 27 9 1 )ase to make the catch. "Don't you remember me?" Arthur . Stock a Ph:lade'.phia got (* One run; one hit. Nehf, George Stallings* nifty young vbrjsw** double to center, Speaker losing! southpaw, asked Capt. Evers, when he Fifth reported to the Braves and was f his fly in the sun. Inning. introluced. Bancroft sacrificed, th'rd to Philadelphia.Leonard threw "No; I can't recollect having seen you SCORE BY INNINGS first, Stork to third. c>ut Burns at first. before," replied the Trojan. 2 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 R H going Leonard threw out Alexander "Why, you had me in Chicago the B|' Paskert fouled out to third. rear you managed the Cubs," was ilso. Nehfs comeback. "Don't you Philadelphia......... 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 Cravath struck out. to I reported to you one morningremember,and Stock flied out right. rou me fired in the afternoon?" . No runs; one hit. No runs; no hits. "Well, I'm a boob; sure, and you're Boston 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 6 1 to :he same kid. No wonder Murphy Boston.Hooper flied out Boston.Gardner flied out to lidn't keep me," buzsed back Evers. ..c :enter. And it's the truth. Nehf, found by a, ri iit. 3ub scout when attending Rose Scott fanned. Alexander had Barrv flied out to right. Institute in Terre Haute,Po«yechnicwas *S'ji * did last flied out to center. shipped to Evers at a stage when" the SUMMARY r: re speed than he Carrigan Frojan whs of slab tal* no hits. painfully shy No runs; wit. He gave Art Nehf a short truck out.By Alexander, 4; Leonard, 5 Sacrifice -Bancroft, Alexander, flied out to center.Friday. SixJt and then decided he wouldn'twork>utdo. 5-*' -aker Inning. fust then. ases on balls.Off Alexanc Hot No runs; no hits. Philadelphia.Bancroft popped 2; Stock, hitsler,iliteell, Second Inning. c>iit to catcher, - Hot One From Pitcher Mayer. hree-base hit.^Speaker, ^ Left on .Boston, 3; Philadelphia, 3 Paskert vent out, second to I*ew games of bssc ball are played . struck i, . Philadelphia Ltiderus irst. vltbout some fleshing repartee among EWJlJ*, RED M*. ~-:vzr$*&r T'wo-base hit. Stock, 'Time ofbasesWgame.1:50 out. j Cravath went oof, third to fiat. be combatants. .. ... « j , TT^K. ( y«he_jBBMlng.gama Ibe 1.> nils E'ouble Bancroft, Luderus, Attendance. M um play.Burns 45»°o° Witirtea puppcu No runs; no hits. >urg-Philadelphla series Wagner, who |CHILLY AIR DOES NOT BAR ^ litzell. There was a fork to Boston.Leonard strucit out. vas batting, turned around to protest shoots and lots of HoopeT out, first to pitcher^ :he decision. As was his right, Mayer UMPIRES.QXOUGHLIN AND KLEM. Leonard's Scott fouled out tcr catcher. lellvered the ball In. an attempt to FANS AT S1FAR SCOREBOARD i in his service. Wagner and sneak over a thirdsurprise speed No runs; no hits. itrike. '0 sent a high one to This aroused the ire of Dan Costello. Niehoff up irho was coaching at third base. "I'm Seventh to Scott. Inning. aft jou for life.'.' Costello yelled Ci'c- .. "1 V7at<;lies of World Mayer. "You might have hit Wagner. Again Plays no hits. struck I'm solnc to you from now on." 1URD GAME Philadelphia.Luderus ride OF WORLD No runs; SERIES! went out! ,;t for the third time. "Well, as you don't get In more than Series Game Produced Boston.Hoblitzell Whitted went to ten games a year you had better do Just to Alexander, who out, short four riding on a hobby horse," was on a grounder j ",T,t. Erskine's reply. ./>? as "1Fake Place. J|li on base TKey ... the batter the ! .... -Wv.TJpr'* touched Niehoff struck out. " "Badei" Alexander. j ASDESimm m j. ED GRILLO line. No no hits. Nobody runs; The air mrty be chilly, when the su nlreadjr tucked away, tho'bisr Willy . of the 'Lewis shot a past Stock. Boston to Tom Clarke, the backstop the lit pitcher had a shade, in the opinion of single Speaker singled Cincinnati and Herbie Moran of Tets arojind to a point where h Reds, Hide of the £tar is in th the crowd, on his opponent. Gardner ] art. the Braves were street buHding Rt(u>L''a funltv flnnhlo f« rtif up. ; discussing speedy fans don't mini By J. ED GRILLO. Burns a ,pitchers. Herbie held that "Alexander ?hadc, but Washington Speaker' lost in tbfi sun. aroused a Lewis was out stealing, Boston.Speaker got single that. Just as c»f bubble of but when t the Great" stands first in' his i* little thing like many enthusiasm, were P.nnrrnft I :o left. scoreboar delphia was held runloss for the first BOSTON, October ir..All attendance records in the history of the rame broken here today, while he has no fondness for Ihem turned out to watch the Pliila(1 in estimation, 0 inning the enthutji-orn waned percept- \\ Hoblitzell hit front of the of today's game in Boston a"" a were thousand additional available Gardner flied to Whitted. standing up before the shoots of Smith iepiction ibly. Boston's fpi'iiirc to nick. 'ith seating capacity of 43,400, there several spectators. Every jlate, and Burns took the ball and of Brooklyn and Douglass of gathered Friday and Saturday to sec th aridcr to'any effect in its half riad.iAlexGa saw *""*cr>ace was while the ter stands in center were crowded. More people the No runs; one hit; no errors. |threw to Bancroft, and Cincinsati.first two game of the world' series.ia good; many fans turn tD their nerghbors occupied, nporary deep Speaker "Nobody ever tries to ride Alex while throng that stretched from the farthesit and say, "I told you so,'* or words to ird of the series th an have ever witnessed a ball le before. As early as i o'clock 'tvas then threw he said Moran. "It isn't » game present gair Third forced. Bancroft is working," street «fr'»m which boarfl that effect. Inning. safe to make remarks to him. He's one point up 11th the Then, in the second, when the Phillies til e dollar bleacher seats were cro\vded to suffocation. Because of tlie fact that Gardner has to Luderus and Hoblitzell was of fellows in the world, seen, clear down to the avenueb in Larry . Burns the quietest coitld.be worked a run- across, any stranger inn In tlio hnftlnnr nrdpr tiUnflf Philadelphia singled:13Ut. but he knows how to stop any 'riding.' And almost from building to building i n town would have sworn Washington was DC:en of the team's effective he has been movi«U i All HIV lyuvmi^ vtuvij mtwn«^ He made me sit down three t'mes in doing thermos* batting over head. Lewis an infield 11th street. a National League city. r Barry's got single. i row one afternoon with 'high, hard And so it went, see-sawing back and ewis' after Jfoblitzell. cheered ones.' He I had been making Whe 1 the game started a narrow pat! place Alexander was loudly Cravath took Gardner's thought Boston plays elicited yelps of Lforth:.
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