Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-10

singled to right, scoring Olson. 1t was
a clean drive through the infield. The
crowd leaped to its feet and eheered
the Brooklyn pitcher. Myers up, Myers
sacrificed, Mays to HoblitZell. COoms on
second. Daubert up, ball one, ball two,
foul, strike one, Daubert out, Scott toI
Hoblitzell. One run, two hits, one err
ror
Olson 5 bunt was perfect, and he
beat out Gardner's throw, even if il
had been straight to the bag.
Fifth Inning
Boston-Lewis up, strike one, ball
one, foul, strike two, ball two, Lewis
drive but straight into Wheat s hands.
Gardner up, strike one, ball one, ball
two, ball three, strike two, Gardner
popped to Mowrey. Scott up, strike one,
Scott out, Coombs to Daubert No runs,
no hits. no errors.
Coombs was working easily and the
Red Sox were having great deal of
trouble hitting his curves, which cut
the corners. He mixed them with a
good fast one.
Brooklyn-Stengel up, ball one, foul,
strike one, foul, strike two, ball two,
ball three, foul, Stcngel fouled out to
Gardner. lie took the bull off the tenn
porary boxes. Wheat up, ball one, ball
Two, strike one, ball three, Wheat
walked. 1t was his second base on balls.
Cutshaw up. strike one, ball one, ball
two, Cutshaw out, Mays to Hoblitzell,
Wheat going to second. Mowrey up,
ball one, ball two, strike one, ball
three, strike two, ball four, Mowrey
walked. Olson up, Olson tripled to cen
ter, scoring Wheat and Mowrey. The
crowd Ioared as Olson halted at third.
Miller up, Miller out Scott to Hoblit-
zell. Two runs, one hit no errors.
MAYS was pitching poorly. He was in
n hole most OF the time. He worked de-
liberately. apparently afraid to give
the Brooklyn sluggers crack at the
ball.
Sixth Inning
Boston-Thomas up, strike one,
! Thomas out, Olson to Daubert Henrik
sen, batting for Mays up, ball one, ball
two, ball three, ball four, Henriksen
walked. Hooper up, strike one, Hooper
tripled, scoring lNenriksen. The ball
hit the center field wall. Janvrin up
ball one, Janvrin popped to Cutshaw
Shorten up, strike one, Shorten singled
to center, scoring Hooper. Hoblitzel
up, strike one, ball one, ball two, Ho
blitzcll Que, Coombs to Daubert. Two
runs, two hits, no errors.
When Mays was derricked he haJ
been nicked for four runs and seven
hits. The Dodgers hopped to his offer
ings with II will. Foster now pitching
! for Bsoton, In the Boston half of the
sixth Coombs did not appear to be IL
as bad shape as Mays when the latter
was lifted, though he had yielded tive
huns on, two hits.
Brooklyn-Coombs up. ball one
strike one, ball two, ball three, strike
two, Coombs lined to Scott. Myers up
the game was delayed while Umpire
o Day examined the ball, but 1t wa'
: thrown back to Foster, strike one, foul
strike two, ball one, ball two. Myers
popped TO Gardner Daubert up, bal
one, Daubert .tripled, but was out a
the plate, Lewis to Gardner to Thomas
No runs, one hit, No errors. II was clos'
play at the plate.
The Brooklyn players gathered q
round ON'Day and protested loudly. TIT
I crowd nOOeu uhu HiSSSu ~ 'S' " I''
, resumed.
2 Seventh Inning
, Boston-Lewis up, strike one, strik'
$ two, ball one, Lewis out, Daubert uhas
| sisted. Gardner up, strike one, ball one
/. ball two, Gardner drove home fu,
E over the right field fence. The pal
' sailed over the fence by ten feet
| Scott up, Coombs himself called re
lief pitcher from the center field 'pni
. men. j. lie apparently realized that III
I vns weakening. The crowd cheered q
the veteran strobe to the dugout. Pfet
2 fer now pitching for Brooklyn. Ther
/. wore three runs and seven hits OIL
! Coombs np to now. Scott up, strike one
r hall one, Scott flew to Myers, wh
made n areat running catch. Thomas up
t hall one, ball two,. strike one, toui
strike tWo, ball three, foul, strike thre
famed. the strike was called one run
!, one hit, no errors. -, =
8 Coombs had been putting lo's o
| stuff on the ball while he WAS IN IN
D box and could not stand the strah
= pfeffcr.s who succeeded him, useo
3 fost hall almost exclusively for the res
: : of the inning. IN un,
BrOOklyn--SSteHSti "P' -.
strike one, four, strike two, Stenge
flew to Hooper. Wheat up, wheat wa
!. given n. single as Hooper fell TO NJ
l knees as the ball hit his hands. eu'
9 shaw uD. strike one, Wheat stole sec
. ond. the ball fell from Thomas han
I as Wheat started from first. tutsna'
! mn. foul strike two, Cutshaw popped
: IiobHtzcl. Hooper and Janvrin Amos
3 messed up this play by running M a,.e
the hail.. Mowrey up, strike, one, NOV ,
rcy out q Foster to Hoblit%ch' NJ
. one hit, no errors.
1 Eighth Inning
: Roston-Foster up, strike QUE, ~" ~,
i one. strike two, ball two, ball thrS' ,
i Foster famed. The last strike was @ Gu.
q cd. Hooper up, strike one, BAH one, p,dsss iV
s strikc two. foul, Hooper oat. fielr. en-,
n 10 Daubert. Janvrin up, strike on'
/. strike two, Janvrin famed. All 'ui. pi,
q strikes we're called. No runs no mt
ID no errors. i, tbi
n pfeffss looked mighty good ln., ,u
q inning. He used fast breaking s"''
e with his speed burners. II,
{. Drooklvn-Olson out, Foster 10 ~
n blitzell Foster pulled down his my
r. ibounder with one hand after ieap Il
:, a, ,ha air Miller un. ball one, lou