The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-13
In Game Which Did Not Rise
Above Average the RrpokIyns
Take Short Score
PLAYERS HAVE S3s,333
TO DIVIDE HOWEVER
TWenty-one Thousand Fans Saw
Home Run Gardner Perform His
Stunt Again, Scoring Three
iA..ooi.ted Prsss BY FEDERAL wirslsssl

| .tAssociated Press BY Federal WirslesO
BROOKLYN, October 11-0uthit.
ting Brooklyn two to one, the Boston
Bed Sox took the fourth game of the
worlds series by the easy score Of six
to two, yesterday. The manner in
which the Red Sox tore into the Robins
from the very FIRST left little doubt
that they are eager to end the series
as soon as possible, The game yester.
day was not up to the standard of pre-
ceding games in the series; in fact, II
did not rise above the regulaI-season
contest. The Brooklyners were erratic,
their pitching staff hit hard, and tho
play. in general was far below that
shown in the first two games.
Leonard, pitching for Boston, was a
trifle wabbly ut times, and il was
through the efforts of Manager CARR
gan, behind the plate, that he held up
in the pinches. q,
Hard-Luck Brooklyns
Brooklyn can be called the "hard
luck club, for every break went
against. them in yesterdays contest.
Imagine game where every ball hit
TO the outfit fell in safe territory, with
but one exception. This is an un.
usual occurrence; in fact, nothing Of
the kind has ever been recorded In any
previous worldis series. The Dodger
gardeners had just one lone putout,
with eleven balls sent into the outfeld.
The Robins pitchers outpitched
"Dutch" Leonard on o number of oc.
casiops, but his twirlipg did not occur
in the proper places, Leonard sue
Geeded in sending only three Dodgers
away from the plate via the strikeout
route, while his opponents in the box
caused eleven men to strike out.
Last Share For Players
| The players received their last share
in yesterdays game. The rule is that
after four games, the players. cease to
participate in the finances. The total
players share is $l62,927, which is
divided sixty.forty.
| The attendance yesterday was 81 1868
and the receipts $72,S4O. The players
share was $39,333; the clubs $13,l1l,
and the share Of the Commission $72S4.
Weather clear and oOl The game
by innings:
First Inning
Boston Marquard threw out Hooper
on a grounder. Janvrin and Walker
famed. Marquard using good speed
and curves! No runs.
Brooklyn-AJoh nstOn tripled to cen.
ter and scored on Myers snappy sin
gle. Merkle walked. Wheat forced
Merkle at second. Myers went to
third. Custhaw now up. Wheat went
to second on wild pitch. Janyrin fun
bled Cutshaw's groupder and Myers
scored, while Wheat made third and
the batter first. Mowrey up. Wheat
caught of third on an attempted don
BILE steal Cutshaw reaching secoRd.
Mowrey famed. Two runs.
Second Inning
Boston - HOblitzel walked, Lewis
doubled, HobHtzeG going to third and
both scored On Gardner's homer TO cen.
terrified. Wheat dropped SCOTS drive,
The batter made second. Carrigan So.
crifced, Scott going to third. Leonard
famed and Hooper went out at first
Three runs. .1@
BrOoklyn-Gardner threw out Olson
on q grounder. Myers walked, Leon
ard threw out Marquard, Meyers going
to second. Scott threw out Johnston,
No runs.
Third Inning
| BOston--Cutshaw threw out, JanyIin
on an easy grounder. Walker singled
Hoblitzel flied TO Myers, Lewis up
Walker out trying to. steel second. Nc
runs. ~ '". .a
Brooklyn-Myers flied. to walker
/ IL al Al a. iadT "a
Lewis. Leonard now pitching great
bali No runs. ., ,..---
Fourth Inning .., 81 ~. p
oston--Lewis singled. Gardner sa
crificed. MowTey threw ont Scott. Lewis
then scored on Carrigan s hard single
Leonard walked, Hooper now up hui
Leonard run down between first and
second. "' P1 o. S.. ts".
observation-disclosures doubleds Now
rey walked. Olson popped ont to Hob
htzel. Meyers flied to Scott. Pfeifer
batting for MArquard, famed. No runs
Fifth Inning 49,. = :. j.. " y
Boston--cheney now pitching fou
Brooklyn. , Hooper walked. JanvTiI
famed. Hooper made second OF
passed ball. Walker flied to Olson
Hooper scored on Roblitzel's slashint
double. Lewis famed. One run. q
Brooklyh-Johnstou flied to Lewis
Myers flied to Hooper, Merkle ant
! Wheat both singled but Cutshaw flee
to Lewis. No runs.
Sixth Inning
Boston---Gardner and Scott famed
Garrigau singled. Leonard famed
Cheney pitching well. No runs
| Brooklyn-Mowrey flied. to Lewis
Scott threw out Olson on fast pla,
from short, Meyers popped out Il
HOblitzel. No funs. r.
Seventh Inning ... ,.s.ui"
| Boston-HoOper singled but was gu
at second on Japyrin = bunt to pitcher
| Olson threw out Walker, Janyrin max
ing second. HOblitzel singled, Jan
win scoring on Cheney Is wild throw Il
4. first to catch H0blitzcl. Lewis forcet
Hoblitzel. One run. "... .a.:.
Brooklyn--o Mara batted for Che
3 D. e. & g. Gth ",