Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-09

pleted when a run should have been scored.
 oIson's Two Errors at Short Were
 on Difficult Chances.
 Ivan Olson is accused of two felonies at short, but both of the chances were difficult and the errors were not had debated the matter. One of the errors was on a snappy bad bounder by Gardner in the sixth to open the inning, but the Red Sox failed to com plete a run in that round. In the fatal ninth, Olson let Walkers hot grounder go through him into center, after Janvrin had opened with double over third. and that miscue, followed by Cutshaw's tumble and later by Cutshaw's inability to snag
 a runner at the plate, pred lamenta- tlons for F1atbush and enrivons. Daubert Has Bad Day at the Bat.
 Jake Daubert had a thoroughly bad day at the bat. He struck out at three pitched balls in the first inning and repeated in the third. The whiff in the third retired the side after Hi Myers had singled. with two out. Jake opened the sixth by being thrown out by Gardiner.
 Daubert's Great Effort in the Ninth
 Npped Two by Spectacular Play. He got his break when he opened the ninth by drawing pass, which started the. fireworks. even though he was forced by Wheat. He came up again in the ninth-at the old time novel stage. to wit. ninth inning, two l out, one run needed to tie, bases full and three balls and two strikes called. | Jake drove a terrific bounder to Scott, | on his right. Scott made a thrilling stop and an equally thrilling shot to l GY-ct Do,, foot in fitting and spectacular play | to clinch a winning in a worlds se- 1 ries.
 | As regards teamwork the Red Sox | had more occasion to shine in that | department as their four double plays show, but they had little on the Su- | perbas. The Red Sox were more accu- | rate and reliable individually but they were a long way from being perfect. | For instance, when Wheat scratched
 a hit to debatable ground in the sec l ond inning and it was pursued by | Hoblitzel and Janvrin, those worthies were sadly confused, and Shore failed | to cover first, wherefore Wheat was | safe when more Spright mental stuff | would have led to his extermination
 Again. when Hooper and Janvrin worked the hit and run to perfection ] in the seventh after Hooper had walked Hooper had a brain storm and stopped | short at second. when the whole play bases on the hit. Hooper eventually went to third, but there was no ex-
 cuse for his stopping.
 Janvrin's Tumble Lets in Two Runs Brooklyn's big and almost success
 full rally began in the ninth when Daubert, first up, worked Shore for a
 pass and took second on Stengers | single to right. Shore was wabbling
 and Dutch Leonard began to warm up
 along with Carl Mays. Wheat was inn 1 patient and hit at the first ball pitched | with dire results. He drove it to Shore who shot to Gardiner. forcing Dau-
 bert at third and making one hand
 out. Cutshore was hit by a pitched l ball, filling the bases. Mowrey drove 1 To Janvrin, who both fumbled and | booted the ball until Stengel and 1 Wheat had scored. Cutshaw had
 reached second and Mowrey first. It was a rank tumble by Janvrin of an easy chance ana rnere was nc
 ground for the argument that it was a 1 hit.
 Olson nearly won the game. He
 cracked terrific grounder to Scott's l left, but ScStt knocked it down with
 one hand, and the best Olson could do was to reach first. which filled the | bases. Chief Meyers fouled to Ho- blitzel, making two out. Fred Merkle broke into another Worlds Series when he batted for Marquard and | uISW d pass, 1OIClHS III NOWTey- May : | relieved Shore, who left the field with
 several friendly slaps on the back
 from his associates. Carl Mays, the
 underhanded rtght-hander bobbed UT
 on the mound. Hi Myers scratched 3
 hit to Janvrin, sending home Mowrey | Daubert came up again and was
 thrown out by Scott Three runs, three
 hits, two passes, one batter hit by pitched ball, one error.
 Chief Myers Missed His Chance ir | the Ninth.
 The distressing feature of that
 ninth round was that no one of the ten Brooklyn batters wno went to the plate could get the ball out of the in- field. Chief Myers, especially, had 1 the world by the tail with a downhil pull, but he let go by popping miser- | ably foul to HoblitZel.
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