Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-10
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Thus 81 came about that with the
gray shadows creeping down over the
stands to the field. The Boston players
made their last stand az the plate.
Sherrod smith. Brooklyn's southpaw.
who had fought "a splendid twirllng
duel against CarHgan's lcfthanded
star. Babe" Ruth faltcrcd for an in
slant with Hoblitzcu at the bat. He
could not locate the plate In the twi-
light and passed Hobby" 20 Dau-
bcrts station. Here the Red SoX
manager showed his baseball acumen
by sending McNaliy I'M to run for Ho-
bltzeu. and taking Gamer from the
bench 10 bat for Gardner Gamer
set himself for the effort and slashed
a line drive between short and third
which came 20 Wheat on the second
bound The latter. playing in deep
left whipped tho bah toward the
plate with every atom q his strength,
/ but McNaliy had sprntcd with tho
/ crack Of the bat and ban, and slid |
home with the winning run before |
/ Catcher Miller could clutch the flying
sphere
Boston Has Series Half Won.
AZ result Of Gamers hit. the |
Boston team left for Brooklyn tonight |
with two Of the necessary four vic
tories 20 their credit and viii renew
40 Ebbetts field tomorrow the strug-
gle for further honors. Almost sim
ultaneously, the Brooklyn players de-
parted for their home grounds con-
fidcnt that their fortunes will change
once they are back upon familiar
fields. and bearing with them the
admiration Of every spectator who
witnessed their desperate battle
against what is conceded TO be one
of the greatest baseball machines of
modern times
BrOoklyns Fighting Spirit Rcmarl,a-
Bile.
Brooklyn. I'm the role Of vanquished. |
garnered almost aa much praise and
honor as the triumphant Red Soy
Their fighting spirit will 20 down as
one OF the most remarkable in the
annals Of the game In holding the
Carrigan elan for fourteen innings be-
fore admitting defeat. they cstab-
Iished a new record for worlds Sc ,
ries play, eclipslng the 3 to 3 thirteen !
ng tie game played by the Chicago Ma
.ionals and the Detroit Americans In
1901
No finer setting for baseball battle
II this record-breakinR type could
nave been coniured by the most clev-
n stage director. Braves field, the
argest baseball stadium in the coun-
~, was filled with a gathering which
ell less than a thousand below the q
ecord for a championship throng g
teachers ana grandstands were filled ''
lmost 30 capacity and In contrast u
nth the opening game, the specta- III
DTS. thrilled with the tenseness of
he situation. rooted without cessa-
lon throughout the entire two hours ~
nd thlrty-twO minutes Of play. Once ~
be character Of the contest had ! ~
ripped them men. women and boys | y.
ided by bands and improvisod noise
roduccrs. raised a din that ratified | -
he windows OF staid Back BAY homes, ~
nd made II Impossible 80 hear the 20
mpiro's decision.
Robinson Protests Against Noise. n,
So great was the noise that Man OF
ger Robinson finally protested TO the n
rbitcrs against the blare OF the d,
ands, on tho ground that his players OF
ould not hear his coaching instruc- r
Ions. with It all however. the p,
thousands wero exceedingly fair In W
heir applause and every star play of m
be- many made by Brooklyn was as- IN
ordod the Same approval az those III
'eled off by the smooth Red sox
lachiue. en-
While Gamers hit. coming MS It We
3D. at the climax OF remarkable ar
anne, has earned him a place In the nc
all Of fame reserved for baseball
layers. there were others whose play
bowed the heights To- which a PLAYER ~,
an rise when occasions like Of this -,
ttcrnoon demand ?"
ny Myers already a hero with Y,
Is home run in the opening inning. va
,bbed Hooper Of an extra base hit wv
tho sixth with a running catch
which he picked the ball off the IL
'ound turned a complete somersault.
'ming up with the bah tightly
inchcd In his bare hand Daubert
.ok % high twisting foul far back
first base from Walsh's bat In o.,
e eleventh In "a manner made ia w.,
GUS by Hal Chase. ~,
In the ninth, myers again temper =,
ily saved his team from defeat da
ith wonderful throw to tho plato ~,
hieh uippod Janyrin trying to score IN
ON third on Iobltzelrs deep fly
the Superhas' eenterfieldcr. re-,
Pitchers Work Wen. IN
Great praise also fen to Pitchers ed
nth ana Smith, who swung through zee
urtoon innings Of the closest kind tt'
play with a steadiness OF service an.
I'd pitching judgment seldom equal
q Ffy-one battcrs faced smith. VI
I'd Of this number only seven got po'
Is for total Of twelve bases OF ~
10 fortN-cieht that stepped before a.,
uth's delivery only six got hits. for
total of ten bases scott was the -
N player to get two hits. his col
elton consisting Of a single and a III
ple.