Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-11
Twice Defeated Superbas Win Slugging Match On Own Diamond, Playing Errorless Game of Ball.
CROWD GOES WILD
 AS GAME IS CINCHED
Both Teams Change Pitchers. Brooklyn Takes Lead and Is Never Headed Brook lyn Again Today.
(By Review Leased Wire)

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Brooklyn
 Nationals turned upon the Boston
 Americans today and won by
 score of to in the third game
 of the worlds series.
 Brooklyn, playing at Ebbett's
 Field. proved far more formidable
 than when in Boston. Twice de-
 prived of victories after thrilling
 battles at Braves Field. they final
 lv arosn in their might this after
 noon and with the plaudits of the
 home fans ringing in their ears.
 they batted ou victory with say
 age vigor. swinging their bud
 geons with such effectiveness that
 neither the nitching staff nor the
 stonewall defense of Boston could
 hold them in check.
 Crowd Craze1 With Joy
 The game was followed bv one of the most extraordinary celebrations ever saen or world series battle field Hardly had Stengel clutched Lewis towering flv for the final out of the game than thousands of rcoters came trooping onto the diamond and outfiAlds. where they appeared to be carried away with the enthusiasm of conquest.
 Everybody Joins In
 Men and bows. and some women. capered and danced with joy. while the bands were assembling for the march around the park. With the first notes of march music. the fans formed in long lines and once under way began parade that grew in en- thusiasm and numbers as it proceeded It wound in and out. in imitation of the college snake dance. while the more sedate of the spectators cheered and yelled. Flags and banners were hurled onto the field. followed by cane seat cushions. until the air was filled with flying objects.
 Opposing Fans Mix
 Across the field. the Royal Rooters of Boston struck up the famous "Tes- sic" song and march and soon the park was filled with parading battal- ions. After a number of maneuvers the adherents of the two clubs met in mid-field. and good naturedly bomb barded each other with cushions.
 The demonstration made up in part for the lack of the thrilling features which lifted the first two contests of the series out of the ranks of ordinary baseball conflicts
 Leads Throughout
 Brooklyn jumped into the lead ear ly in todav's contest and was never headed. althoush the Boston club crept up 10 within run of tying the score in closing innings. Neither was the game marked hv the super-excel lent baseball but Brooklyn won. and, with the hone that the team would re- peat tomorrow. that was entirely sui ficient for the spectators.
 c ,ombs' True Sport
 JdCh NbblubSs diItduN NtltIbu Ol two worlds series with the Philadel- phia Athletics. came in for unstinted praise both for his splendid playing in the early innings of the game. and later for his self-ahnegation in re Guesting to be relieved when he felt shipping and realized that to the box might entail defeat for his teammates.
 Gardner Gets Homer
 Until the seventh inning Coombs held the Red Sox to six hits and two runs. but when Larry Gardner lifted the ball over the right field wall for a home run. Coombs realized that he was losing his cunning. His team mates urged him to remain in the game. but he was firm in his determi- nation and was finally replaced by Pfeffer. who held the one run lead CoOmbs had given him until the end. Boston being helpless and hitless be- fore his delivery.
 Carl Mays, the underhand pitcher