The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-13
RED SOE MOTORS
over DODGERS IN !.
BIG WORLD SERIES
,rG rE NAM.
For Sixth Time In History Of
Game Boston Takes Cham
plonship Honors
MANAGER cARRIGAN TO 4.
RETIRE FROM DIAMOND
.E Esn'' sH".
Shore, Giant HurIer From North
Carolina, Hero Of the Final
Contest
tAssocia.sd Press BY Federal wir,lss:.)

bObTON, october lH-FOr the sixth
time in the history of National league
series, Boston won the world's cham.
pionship yesterday afternoon by de.
feating Brooklyn by the score Of ( to l.
The victory was decisive and left no
doubt as to the superiority Of the Bos-
ton team. =
Yesterday was Columbus Day and
the Huh City inhabitants had the op-
portunity of doubly celebrating. That
the Red Sox adherents were enthusias-
tic Is TO be taken for granted. ...5,
After the game, President Lannin
and Owner Ebbets Joined arms and
lead the shouting crowd in a march
around the field, joined in by the larg-
est crowd that ever attended u base
ball game ID the history of the. sport,
there being l2, 500 people present. T..
At the close Of the contest, thous.
ands Of fahh waited around TO offer
congratulations to the winners, but
they were NOT given the opportunity,
as the players were all hurried to the
clubhouse Immediately at the end of
play. IT may not have been inten-
tioDal, but the rival managers, CARR.
gan and Rebinson, didinot meet. .... ,
Oarrignn 10 Retire AZ, atsS,E, y
/ The fact has been bndefstopd for
! some time that Manager Carrigan
would retire at thesclose 6f this season,
but, ss reports of that aat,re are Gun
| tomary in baseball yircIcs, tbis one
| was not given much consideration.
However Carfigan made II emphatic
!, yesterday, at the close Of the game,
that he would retire from the game. II
has been his wife's wish that he Co
operate with her and devote his time
to the extensive real estate interests
which they have. With the passing OF
Carrigan, who has lead the Red Sox Ia
two Worlds pennants in succession
Boston must look with care for another
to fll his place. .,l;.&
Shore Hero OF Final Game .a
! To Ernest @. Shore, the giant hurleI
from East Bend, North Carolina, goei
the credit for winning yesterday 4
game, thereby giving Boston four vic
tories out of five contests. He had th,
!Brooklyn batters completely at hi
mercy, and not once during the eutir,
engagement did the men who con
fronted him at the plate give trouble
Shore allowed the Dodgers just thre,
scant singles and those were widely
scattered. Nobody had a chanc,
against the former Guilford coIleg'
hurler, and his fast straight balls, end
ing with quick curves, up and dow
and to the right and left, completely
= baffled the Superba batters.
The reason Brooklyn lost was be
cause they could not hit the invincibl,
Shore Even Jake Daubert and Zacl
Wheat who have been hitting q dizz,
clip during the present worlds series
/ were unable to solve his delivery
Wheat tanned on two sOccnsfops anC
Daubert, in four times at bat, was un
, able to hit the ball out of the infeld
, The only score against Shore came Il
the second inning without q hit on tn
part of Brooklyn. One of his curve
went wild in that period and allowe,
: | Cutshaw to score the lone DOdger run
Pfeffer Had No Hits Behind Him
j Pfeffer, pitching for the Nationa
league champions, worked hard through
out the contest. In fact he pitche
i, great ball, but he had little chance o
victory when his teammates we're uu
able to back him with hits. He allow
: ed the Red Sox but seven hits, ye
each came when 1t was needed an
when it counted. ." n
The only Brooklyn batters who wer
able to find the bah for safe hits wer
=, Stengel, Myers and MOwTey, and nc
, one of these helped in run getting.
Neither Shortstop played up to form
!, Olson was erratic and one of his tw
. errors was responsible for run. Eve
, rett Scott, who had been playing OF
!, rorless ball all through the series, mad
, his first slip by throwing Stengel
IgTounder wild. au.,
Two men, who have made good in th
pinches when hits were needed, al
|, Hooper and Lewis Although their ba
; ting through the season has not bee
in the 800 class, they have proven
the world s series that they understan
the art of hitting the ball. They wei
+ responsible, in part, for yesterday 9 vi
tory. JanVrin and shorten also hgu
ed in the days run getting.
Lewis sent a triple to left field in n
j second inning which gave Boston il
j, first run. Hooper had been walked
=. the third, and scored. In the fifth il
ing Hooper drew a single and score
b when Janvrin doubled.
/. Brooklyn Scores First
o The Brooklyn rOoters were coniideI
i that their team would win and whe
. Cutshaw was walked in the second Il
(Coutinucd on paOe ThroaN