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CAPTURE FINAL
Carrigan Clan Wins Blood-Stirring
Contest with Home Ban
of Hooper.
FIVE TO FOUR IS THE SCORE
(Conlntued from rage One.)
failed to coma Ihroni-h with Micrtflc,
Ilng out on a pop fly to Ludrrua.
, Rpraker hit the flrat ball pitched an 1
forced Hooper at neoond. With threa
balla ond two atrlkea on lloblitsel,
Speaker trIWI to atal and w called out
tr Umpire O'l-ouglilln. Rancroft taklnv
the throw from Rurna. H waa the fourth
gathered In Pafkert'a tona; fir- With
Cravath at the bat. Bancroft tried to steal
and waa thrown out, Thomaa to Scott.
Ciet Tn oa Baeee.
The Red Sox got two'' men on baea In
the alxth. Lewla opened by (rounding
out, Bancroft to Iuderua. Oardner fouled
to Buma. Uarrr hammered a grounder
at Bancroft, who made a. wild throw to
flrat, and Barry drew up at aecond before
the ball could be returned. Manager Car
rlcan ent tn Cedy to hat for Thomaa.
Cady walked. Foater ended the Inning by
gruunfllng out, Nlehoff to Iuderua.
I Cady went In to eaten In Thomaa' place
j In the alxth. Cravath, flrat up for the
l rhlla, atruvk out for the terond time.
; Konter did not take any chancca with
IjUdt-rua, who already had a double and
home run to hla credit, and he gave the
Phllly captain a baae on balla. Luderua
waa thrown out trying to atnaJ. Whltted
filed out to Speaker.
The ao-called lucky aeventh Innlnr did
not bring reaulta to either team. Koaton
time In the aertea that the apeedy quickly waa dlapoeed of. Hoorer grounded
Speaker had tried to ateal aecond and
waa turned back each time by Bums.
Speaker Licked on 0'Iughlln'R decUlon.
The Thllllea' half of the Inning waa a
gorgeoua one for the home fana, a doublo
play, however, putting a damper on their
J. y. Stock, flrat uprwaa hit by a pitched
ball. Bancroft, on the hit-and-run (lgnal,
out, Nlehoff to Liuderua. Hcott filed to
Luderua. Bancroft took Hpeaker'a acorch
Ing hot grounder and retired TrU to flrat.
Nlehoff, flrat up, chopped a grounder to
Foater and waa thrown out Hurna fouled
out to Foater. Rlxey alngled Into left
field. Stock went out on a fly to Hooper.
Real Tie Beore.
Bhot a alngle to left and Slock took aec Then came the eighth Inning. In which after the catch. Speaker waa out. Rlxey
to Luderua. Foater going to third and
ond. I'aakert bunted Barely, filling the Roeton aaaln tied the acoia on hlttln.
asea. Gardner aeooped up Taakert a Gainer got a aoratchy hit to the Infield,
grounder and threw to flraU which Stock could not got acroaa the dla-
rmteat t'mplre. ' iind In time to head off the runner.
HoMMtel touch I'aakert aa he flaahed 1 lwU 0,"",, cn RhtJr wltn
mun into me center neia Diaacnera rur
grounder, touched aecond, forcing!
Speaker, and then threw out Oalner at
flrat. One run, two hlta, no errora.
Philadelphia Oardner threw out Stock
at flrat. Bancroft filed out to Hooper.
Paakert put a alngle over aecond. Paa
kert waa out eteallng, Thomaa to Scott.
No rune, one hit, no errora
Foartk laalaar.
Boaton lewla out on a fiy to Whltted.
Gardner walked. Rlxey ahownd a very
wide curve. Barry forced Gardner at
aecond. Stock to Nlehoff. Thomaa filed
out to Cravath. No runa, no hlta, no
arrora.
Philadelphia Cravath atruck out. Lud
erua acored on a homVrun drive over the
right field fence. The crowd gave him
an ovation aa he croased the tate.
Whltted filed out to Unrdner. Nlehoff
Ingled to renter. It waa bla flrat hit In
the eerlea. Buma singled to right, aend
In Nlehorf 'to third. Nlehoff acored when
Gardner, retrieving llooper'a long throw
to the fence, made a wild throw home.
Burna went to aecond. Gardner threw out
Rlxey at flrat. Two runa. throe hlta, one
error.
Fifth faalngt.
Boaton Foater ainirled over short.
Hooper waa hit by a pitched ball. Foa
ter waa almont picked off second by
Burns' lino throw. Scott filed to Whltted,
Foater and Honpcr remaining on the bags
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over the bag. but Umpire O'Loughlln aald
that bode was there flrat and the whole
Boaton team gathered around the umpire
iroteetlng. O'Loughtln ahooed them
a nay. Cravath was the next up, and the
rrowd yelled for nothing lesa than a oleaa
aweep of the bases with his mighty bat.
On the flrat ball Cravath opened hla
the third home run of the game, aendlm;
Gainer to the plate ahead of htm and
tying the a'ore again. Gardner filed out
to Paakert. Barry waa out. Bancroft to
Luderua. Cady filed to Paakert
Hooper to aecond. Gainer filed out to
Nlehoff. No run, one hit. no error.
Philadelphia Gardner threw out Stock.
Gardner made a bad throw, but Gainer
made a nice pickup. Bancroft put a
alngle over Scott's bead. Paskort filed
out to Speaker. Bancroft was out steal
ing, Thomas to Scott No run, o hit
no error.
lath Iaata.
Boston Lewis waa out at flrat Ban
croft to Luderue. Gardner fouled out to
Burna. Bancroft took Berry's grounder
and threw wildly paat flrat Berry went
to aecond. Cady batted for Thomaa.
Cady walked. Nlehoff threw out Foater
at first. No runa, no hits, one error.
Phlladelpla Umpire Klem announced
that a runner may take two be sea on an
overthrow because of the extended field
stands. This ruling changea Gardner's
error In the fourth Inning to an error
for Hooper Instead, aa Hooper"a throw
went to the stand. Cavath fanned for the
second time. Cady now catching for
Boston. Luderus walked. Luderva waa
out stealing, Cady to Barry. Whltted
filed out to Speaker. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Seventh laalasr.
Boaton Hooper out, Nlehoff to Luderus.
cott sent up a high one to Luderua.
Bancroft threw out Speaker at first.
Bancroft had to take Speaker'a hot shot
off the ground. No run, no hit no error.
Philadelphia Foater robbed Nlehoff of
Official Score of the Fifth
Game of the World's Series
BOSTON.
The Philadelphia fans began to msks ' HOOPer. rf.
a great racket as Foater atarted to pitch nrt4t
shoulders and tried to put the ball out; " "'"- "-" f
of th. park, but inatead chopped a weak! :'"hh'Jh P1h" was an Speaker, Cf.
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Paakert sent up a high fly to Gainer.'" . 7.
Cravath walked.' Dugef waa sent in to Gain 61", ID
run for him. On the third pitch Dugey Lewis If . .
started to steal aeoond. The ball struck , '
Litiderus, but despite this. Cady quickly GaTClIier, kD. ......
Picked up the ball and made a pretty B&ITy! 2b..
throw to second. The Inflelders believed mv
that Dugey waa out stealing, but Klem
a pitched ball and Dugey was allowed 'Vrvfltpr n
to take hla bae. Whltted ended the ln-i '
nlng by grounding out, Foater to Gainer.
Hooper Repeats.
The ninth saw the American leaguers
proclaimed the champions of the world.
Becker went to right field In Cravath'
place. Foater opened the inning by fan
little grounder to Foater. starting a
double play. Foater threw out Stock at
the plate and Thomaa alr-llned the ball
to first, doubling up Cravath. This play
hushed tha crowd. Captain iAiderus had
two strikes and one ball when he caught
a fast lnshoot and wlllowed tt te left
renter for two bases and Bancroft and
Paakert rushed acroaa the home plate
. with two runa. Whltted ended tha inning
by flying out to Speaker.
The Red Sox came back at the Phillies
In tha second inning with one run after
llohlltsvl waa thrown out, I.uderus to
Mayer, and lyewls grounded out Ban
croft to Luderua Gardner smashed a
three-basger to center. Barry scored
Unrdnrr with a Texas leaguer to left
Thomas singled over aecond, on which
Barry took second. Both runners wore
then, left, as Foater sent a high fly to which bounced Into the crowd In the
Luderus. The Phillies were euey outs bit a there for a home run.
In the second. - Nlehoff struck out on
three pitched balls. , Burns sent up a
high fly to Gardner and Mayer also was
a strike-out victim;
Hooper Ueta Home nan.
Boston tied the score In the ' third.
Hooper picked out Mayer's fourth pilch
and drove It to the center field fence,
where tt bounced in among the bleacher
ites, for his first home run and the first
circuit drive In the series. - Scott fll.d
out to Paakert and speaker hit to right
for a ainsle base. Here Manager 1'at
Moran called In Rlxey, wha had been
warming up In center field to replaoe
Mayer. Boaton had made alx hits In two
and one-third Innings off Msyer. At the
same time Manager Carrlgan sent in
Gainer to replace Hoblitsel, who la not
much of ft Bucceee agalnat left-tiandera. I Luderua. trying
fiatner, however, killed the Inning by hit-! forced Hooper
tttig Into a double play. Bancroft scooivd
up his grounder on the run, touched sec
ond snd snspped the ball to first.
Philadelphia got ft single off Foater in
the third, but that waa alL Stock went
out, Gaidner to 'Gainer. Bancroft sent a
long Uy to Hooper. Paakert dropped a
single over aecond, and In attempting to
etrkl waa thrown out, Thomas to Kcott.
opened the Red Sox's fourth by
flyli.g oat to Whltted. Gardner walked
1, n.J was forced at second on Barry's
fiouiider. Stock to Nlehoff. Thomas filed
tut to Cravath.
Cravath strikes Oat.
The National leaguers again took the
'.tint in their half of the fourth. Cravath
Hr itk out Luderua caught Foster's flrat
pit- h square on the bat with a mighty
aw U-e nd poled It out of the PV"k over
the high rtl.t field wall for a home run.
It waa a tremendous hlk'h and long drive.
W Sailed filed to Gardner and Nlehoff,
b) had not hit safely in the aeries up
to thia time, shot a single to center. Burns
drove a suiKle to right and Nlehoff
w biled to second and dashed for thlrj.
- llooir nuule a wide throw to the b&i.
the ball striking the grandstand. By the
time Gardner recovered the ball Nlehoff
as patt U.lrJ. Gardner threw wild and
Thomas fell trying to field the ball and
it rolled Into the Infield while Nlehoff
dashed for home with no otie covering
the piate. Kixey went out Oardner to
lialner.
Foster alnglwd to center at the opening
of the fifth Inning. Hooper was bit by a
lli'hed ball. Scott flied to Whined.
heker went out Rlxey to Luderua
l&lner ended the Inoli.g by sending i p a
W-xit fiy to Nlehoff.
in the PhiiixV hnlf of the fifth Slock
ru;,U'd out, Gjn'ner to Galutr. Ban-irv-ft
nt a si leaning ain.e to cen'er
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explained that Luderua had been hit by Cady, C. 1
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a hit and threw him out at flrat. Burna
fouled out to Foster. Rlxey singled to
leit. Stock Filed out td Hooper. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Eighth Iaalagr.
Boaton-Galner scratched an Infield hit
which Stock could not field tn time.
Gainer and Lewis scored on Lewis' home
run Into the right center stand. Gardner
filed out to Paakert Barry out by the
Bancroft-Luderua route. Cady filed out
to Paakert. Two runs, two hits, no errors.
Philadelphia Scott tossed out Bancroft
at first. Paskert popped out to Gainer.
Cravath walked. Dugey ran for Cravath.
Luderua was hit by a pitched ball Dugey
going to second. Foster threw out
Whltted at first No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Nlath laalag.
Moaton Becker went to right field for
Philadelphia. Foster struck out Hooper
got a home run Into the right center
bleachers. It was his second home run.
Bancroft threw out Scott. Speaker struck
out, but Burns had to throw him aut ftt
first. One run. one hit, no errors.
Philadelphia Nlehoff fanned. Burna
waa out to Gainer, unassisted. Kllllfer
batted for Rlxy. Scott threw out Klllfer
at first No runs, no hits, no errora
t'leanoaa to Browaa.
Vernon Clemona. for ti e last three years
catcher for the Louisville club, has been
traded to the St. IvuI.h Ar-ie-lc p tor
five players. President O. H. We then of
the Louisville cl'i announced laat week.
Clemona will report to the Ht. Iouia club
at the close of the association season.
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PHILADELPHIA. AB
Stock, 3b 3
nlng. Then Hooper, with two strikes and B&CCTOft, SS 4
no called balla, lifted one to center field, Pnnlrert Cf 4
Which hnunned Into the rriril In Ih. "f ...
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there then appeared no question , that ' 1 " n ' ' A
lloslon would win.. Scott. In his fifth la.Br, ri
time at bat was thrown out by Bancroft LuderUB, lb 2
nnd Speaker ended the Inning by slrlklnfjri 4
Nlehoff for Philadelphia struck out ! Nlebof f, 2b 4
Burns bounced a grounder to Gainer, ! PjtrQg C ' , . . 4
wno ineue inv out unaesiatea. run iviui- - V 4
fer, who had failed to get Into the series Mayer, P , . . . 1
Rlxey, p 2
Killefer 1
because of an Injured arm. waa sent In
to bat for Rlxey. He shot ft grounder to
Scott and waa thrown out ending tha
gam and giving the 11S world's series
to tha Boston lied Sox, four games to
one.
rtrot laalagr.
Boaton Hooper alngled to center on tho
first ball pitched. Scolt fouled out to
to sacrifice. Speaker
t second, Luderus to
Bancroft. Speaker was out stealing.
Burns to Bancroft Speaker kicked on the
decision. No runs, one hit no errors.
Philadelphia-Stock was bit by a
pitched ball, which nipped him on the
shoulder. Bancroft singled to left. Stock
going to second. Paakert bunted safely
and the baaes were filled. The Boston
players made a kick on O'Loughltn's
decision at first ahlch was elose. .The
stands were in an vproar. A double play
followed. Foster took Cravath's grounder
and threw to Thomas and Stock was out
Thomaa then threw out Cravath at flrat.
Bancroft and Paskert acored On Luderus'
doubts to left center. Whltted f led out
to Speaker. To runs, three hits, no
errora
eeoaa laalast.
Boston Hoblitsel was out Luderus to
Mayer. Bancroft threw out Lewla al
first. Gardner hit a long three-base hit
to right center, the ball bouncing nearly
to the top of the fence. Six Inches higher
and Gardner' would have had a home run.
Gardner acored on Barry'a Texaa leaguer
to left Thomas singled to center, Barry
going to second. Foater popped out to
Luderua One rui. three hlta, no errora
Philadelphia Nlehoff fanned on three
pitched balla Burns sent up a high one
to Gardner. Mayer fanned. No runs, ne
hits, no errors.
Third laalasr.
' Boaton Hooper got a home run Into
the center field bleachers. Scott fiil out
to Paskert. th?eaker shot a hot single
to rlKht On tho Boston's grounds it
would bave been a three base hit or a
home run. Boaton'a htuuig waa too
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!Ran for Cravath in eighth.
Killefcr batted for RUey in ninth.
Boston 0 1 1 0
Philadelphia. 2 0 0 2
Two baao hit: Luderus. Three base hit: Gardner. Home
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