October 8th, Game 4 Philadelphia -
An even bigger Heartbreaker loss for Boston as Powers rings up a victory over Taylor. Boston led the entire game, the score 4 - 2 at the start of the bottom of the 9th. Ted Williams planted his 3rd HR of the series with 2 RBI's against hapless Lefty Grove. Bottom of the ninth was crunch time for Philadelphia. Cobb led off with a single, advancing to 3rd on a hit by Collins. Hale (3 for 4, 2 RBI's) delivered a nice SF to score Cobb, but there now were two outs with Philadelphia down 4 - 3. Zack Wheat again saved the day with a timely blast off the wall to tie the game. Pinch hitters again earned their pay when Max Bishop slammed a single to score Wheat. The teams leave 19 men on base.
Philadelphia 5, Boston 4
An even bigger Heartbreaker loss for Boston as Powers rings up a victory over Taylor. Boston led the entire game, the score 4 - 2 at the start of the bottom of the 9th. Ted Williams planted his 3rd HR of the series with 2 RBI's against hapless Lefty Grove. Bottom of the ninth was crunch time for Philadelphia. Cobb led off with a single, advancing to 3rd on a hit by Collins. Hale (3 for 4, 2 RBI's) delivered a nice SF to score Cobb, but there now were two outs with Philadelphia down 4 - 3. Zack Wheat again saved the day with a timely blast off the wall to tie the game. Pinch hitters again earned their pay when Max Bishop slammed a single to score Wheat. The teams leave 19 men on base.
Philadelphia 5, Boston 4
A's win series 3-1
--submitted by Stephen Lee--
Series MVP: Sammy Hale 9 for 12 with 9 RBI's; Runner-up MVP Ted Williams 3 HR, 8 RBI's.
Mr. Mack stated after the final game that the Boston team was well managed and played marvelously through the series.
Mr. Mack stated after the final game that the Boston team was well managed and played marvelously through the series.
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