Phillies Hitters Faulted After Narrow Loss to Red Sox
Boston pitcher Leonard delivered a remarkable game while Philadelphia struggled with left handed pitching. Manager Carrigan adjusted the lineup, McQuillan and Rixey saw action in batting practice, and Alexander came close to scoring twice as the Phillies lost 1-0 in a tight World Series contest with key chances squandered.
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McQuillan
Leonard
Twinners
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Red Sox
Philly Brave Win Starks World Series Setback
The Phillies lost game three to the Red Sox as Duffy Lewis and Speaker delivered the decisive blows. Manager Mo ran may turn to Chalmers or another pitcher tomorrow to rebalance the series as Philadelphia fights on with hopes of returning to Philadelphia for game four.
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Shore
Fiell Gravath
Uderus
Philly
Pat
Chalmers
Sox
Phillies
Carrigan Catches Two Fly Balls In Bold Display
Nobody worked any harder than Bill Carrigan in this game. He fielded Leonard's delivery with artistic style and made two remarkable catches near the plate. One fly was fair and in Hobb Gell's territory. Carrigan chased it, nearly cracking his spine, and still snared it. The second catch mirrored the first as a falling ball near the plate.
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Harry Flopper
Scott
Hooper
Alexander
Speaker
Niehoff
Hoblitzell
Rixey
Bancroft
Eddie Burns
Paskett
Barry
Alex
Lewis
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Phate
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Burns
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O. K
Pat Moran
Will
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Bill
Hobbgell
Hyomei Promises Relief From Catarrh Germs
An advertisement touts Hyomei as the sole method to destroy catarrh germs. It claims inhaling the mist through a rubber inhaler opens air passages and eradicates germ life, with guaranteed results or money back. The ad urges readers to visit Riker Jaynes Drug Co. or local druggists for the complete Hyomei kit.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Co
Cobb Picks the Red Sox
In the third game of the 1915 World Series, Boston defeats Philadelphia as Alexander loses despite good pitching. Dutch Leonard shines, with the Red Sox offense finally breaking through. A record crowd of 42,360 attends as fielding plays and putouts mark the day's notable moments.
Alexander Delivers for Phillies But Power Lags in Boston Clash
The Boston Red Sox faced tight pitching from Alexander who allowed only two runs and kept Leonard limited, while the Phillies failed to capitalize with runners on third and one down. The writer notes Alexander’s fastball dominance and questions a strategic pass to first on Lewis to force Gardner, highlighting the series’s weak Quaker hitting as evidence of strong American League pitching.
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Alexander
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Barry
Paskett
Jack
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Cravath
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Luderus
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Shore
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Gardner
Barry Hammers Line Drive But Fails to Score
Jack Barry failed to notch a hit in the afternoon session yet hit a hard line drive to left in the fifth inning. George Whitted as witness fielded the ball just before it could clear the fence, ending the chance for an extra base blow.
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Jack Barry
George Whitted
Barry
Whitted
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