The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-27

so fans and flannettes some worlds
series stuff by scoring on the blow
Johnston threw to O'Mara, who relay
ed to McCarty, and Stuffy was squash
ed at the plate Malone reached third /
on Stuffy's demise He was still there
when Crane grounded to Daubert for
the third out. Stuffy and Malone were
the two Athletics to get as far as third
in the Pfeffer era
Two men reached third on Mar
guard, but not in such hasty success /
sion as was the case with Pfeffer /
Crowell was the first man up when |
RUDE went to the mound in the sixth, /
and welcomed the southpaw with
single to left Walsh fouled to Dau-
bert. Thompson singled to center,
Crowell taking third.
| Here was pulled bit of sharp prac-
tice upon which Uncle Robbie has
been specializing. Johnston threw to
third. Getz cut off the throw and
fired to Cutshaw, who tagged Thomp-
son going into second. 1t sounds sim
pie, and should be primary baseball,
but it is amazing how often that cut
off is either not made or is sadly
timed. One man who never fails to
time it to a hundredth of a second is
Hans Wagner. Watch the Flying
Dutchman and see him always seek
ing for a chance to nail the hitter
when the runner ahead is sure to be
esafe. Pickering was thrown out by
Marquard and Crowell was marooned
on third.
The other man to advance so far on
catcher who worked the last four in
nings with the slimsky Sheehan. Bill
opened the eighth by drawing a pass
Sheehan famed. Walsh singled to
center, Meyer taking third. Getz
threw out Thompson, Walsh taking
second. Pick lifted to OMara
Daubert tripled in the first inning
off Crowell, as has been told Stem
gel lined out to McInnis, who juggled
the savage slam but held it, and shot
to Pick, doubling up Daubert.
McCarty opened the second inning
for Brooklyn with double to center,
and took third when Pfeffer bounced
; a single off Crowelis kneecap. O'Mara
singled to right, McCarty scoring and
Pfeffer hating at second. Daubert
walked, filling the bases Stengel
singled to center, Pfeffer and O'Mara
going home, and Daubert to second
; wild pitch advanced the runners
lack Wheat drove to Crowell, who be-
came ratified and held the ball, Dau-
bert scoring, Stengel taking third and
Wheat first. Jimmy Johnston drove
to McInnis, who threw badly to sec
ond to force Wheat, with the conse-
quence that Stengel scored and Wheat
2 reached second Cutshaw was hit by
t hit into a double play, lack Wheat
scoring. Thompson made fine catch
. of McCarty's fly Six runs and four
3 hits.
!, Pfeffer famed in the fourth. O'Mara
doubled to left and took third on
t Daubert's safe bunt Crowell threw
the bunt wildly toward first, O'Mara
. completing the circuit and Daubert
roosting ON second. Stengel popped
: to McInnis. lack singled through
, Crowell, Daubedt moving to third.
$ Whose fielding in the sand was a de-
i cided feature. One run and three
hits
! Cutshaw works Crowell for a pass
I in the fifth. Walsh made a thrilling
r running catch off Getz. McCarty's
S single to center sent Cutshaw to third.
Y and Cutshaw scored on Pfeffer's sac
a rifice fly. That ended the run-get
t ting.
r Larry Cheney and Sherrod Smitt
f are booked to pitch against the Ath-
v letics this afternoon. Tomorrow the
a Superbas leave for Jacksonville
S where they play Tuesday and Wednes-
, day with the Athletics, lie aviny on
S Wednesday for Washington, where
S L ey are due oE Thursday night.
$ Brooklyn has sent Pitchers Hunter
4 Goodbred and Monte Prieste and
e Cu'f..-lder James peniel Smyth to
l. Montreal. Mack Wheat, catcher and
4 Jack Karst, infielder, go to Troy in
e the New York State League. All are
" under OntionS