Arizona republican., 1916-10-11
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NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The Brooklyn Nationals turned upon the Boston Americans today and won by score of to 3 in the third game of the worlds series.
 Brooklyn, playing at Ebbets Field, proved far more formidable than when in Boston. Twice deprived of victories after thrilling battles at Braves Field, they finally arose in their might this afternoon, and with the plaudits of the home fans ringing in their ears, they hatted out a victory with savage vigor, swinging their bludgeons with such effectiveness that neither the pitching staff nor the stOnewall defense of Bos- ton could hold them in check
 The victory was followed by one of the most extraordinary celebrations ever seen upon worlds series battle field. Hardly had Stengel clutched Lewis towering fly for the final out of the game than thousands of rooters came dropping onto the diamond and outfields where they appeared to be carried away with the enthusiasm of conquest.
 Men, boys and some women, capered and danced about with joy, while the bands were assembling for the march around the park. With the first notes
 
 long lines and once under way began parade that grew in enthusiasm and numbers as it progressed. It wound in and out in imitation of the college snake dance while the more sedate of the spectators eheered and yelled Flags and banners were hurled onto the field followed by cane seat cushions, until the air was filled with flying objects Across the field, the Royal Hooters of Hu..1~ T song and march, and soon tn park was filled with parading battalions. After a number of maneuvres the adherents of the two clubs met in mid field, and good naturedly bombarded 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 rank of ordinary baseball conflicts.
 Brooklyn jumped into the lead early in today's contest and was never headed, although the Boston club crept up to within a run of tying the score in closing innings. Neither was the game marked by the super excellent baseball, but Brooklyn won, and, with the hope that the team would repeat tomorrow, that was entirely sufficient for the supporters
 Jack Coombs, already a veteran of 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 f-abnegation in requesting tC be relieved when he felt himself slip ping and realized that to maintain the box might entail defeat for his team mates.
 Until the seventh inning Coombs helC the Red Sox to six hits and two runs but when Larry Gardner lifted the bal over the right field wall for a home run, COombs realized that he was losing his cunning. His team mates urged him Co remain in the game, but he wa. firm in his determination and wa. finally replaced by Pfeffer, who helC him until the end, Boston being help. less and hitless before his delivery
 Carl Mays the underhanded pitcher selected by Manager Carrigan to holC Brooklyn, was less fortunate, for tn, Robinson clan fell upon his offering. with a freedom that they had not dis played against either Shore or Ruth They garnered seven hits and fou runs before Henriksen went to bat fo him in the sixth, and Foster replaced him on the mound when the team tool
 
 for three hits, but Brooklyn was unabl, to turn them into runs. Brooklyn go ten hits for a total of fourteen bases while Boston rolled up an aggregation of twelve bases with seven hits.
 Hooper, Shorten and Gardner wer the heavy batters for Boston. Hoope acquired two hits, one a triple; Shor ten, playing in his first worlds series gathered three hits in four trips to tn plate, and Gardner made his one hi count when he drove the ball over tn wall for a circuit trip.
 Jake Hubert was the batting star fo Brooklyn. collecting three hits in fou times at bat after going through tn first two games without a hit Hi final blow was delivered in the sixt inning when he drove the ball to tn extreme end of the left field foul line
 Daubert was sprinting and aroun second when the fielder clutched tn nnn7VT