Evening journal., 1916-10-12

Meyers popped TO Scott Il was a
nigh fly into short left field.
Pfeffer batting for Marquard. up
Ball /. strike l. Ball 2. Foul. strike
2. Famed. swinging az The last one
No runs. one hit. no errors.
Marquard had been touched for four
runs and five hits when he gave way
10 Pfeffer, who went In as pinchhit-
ter I'm the fourth Cheney took
MarQuards place on the mound for
Brooklyn.
FIFTH INNING. BOSTON Hooper
up. The game was delayed while
Umpire Connolly rushed Ia from right
field and conferred with Quigley and
Dineen. He pointed out something in
the pavilion. but the cause Of the
trouble was not divulged. and play
was resumed BAH l. Ball @ Strike
!. Bali g. Walked
Janyrin up Foul, strike 1. Bali l..
Ball .. Ball g. Strike 2. Janvrin
famed
AS Janvrin famed Hooper stole
second
The Dodgers had Hooper off sec
Ond, but Cutshaw dropped Cheney IS
throw. 1t was not an error.
Walker up. Walker popped to Oh
son.
Hobby up. Hobby doubled to left
scoring Hooper.
Lewis mp. Strike 1. Ball T. Strike
.. Famed swinging at the last one.
One run, one hit. no errors.
The count on Janyrin was and
when he swung at the third strike and
Hooper had started for second at the
Fitch. Meyers dropped the ball. Con-
sequently. Hooper was given credit
for stolen base.
BRO0kLYN-Johnston up Strike
J. Ball /. Foul. strike .. Johnston
flied to Lewis.
Myers up. Strike /. Foul, strike 2.
Ball 1. Myers flied to Hooper
Merkle up. Ball !. Merkle singled
to center.
Wheat up Wheat singled TO left,
Merkle stopping at second.
Cutshaw up. Ball /, Ball 2. Strike
l. Ball 3. Strike 2. Cutshaw flied to
Lewis. No runs, two hits. no errors.
Both hits in this inning were solid
smashes and Leonard was worried as
he faced Cutshaw.
SIXTH INNING. BOSTON-Gard-
ner up. Strike l. Ball /. Ball ..
Strike 2. Famed, swinging hard at
the last one.
Scott up. Strike 1. Ball 1 Ball .
Strike .. Famed. swinging at the
third Cheney was using his splitter
to deadly effect
Carrigan up. Strike 1. Carrigar
/ singled to left. The drive was a hare
smash down the foul lines and agains
I the temporary boxes.
Leonard up. Ball /. Ball .. Strike
/ I. Foul. strike .. Strike 3. famed
called No runs, one lift, no errors
The change in the style of the pitch
ing against the Red Sox was having
effect. Carrigan's smash was the only
ball that was hit hard though severa
fouls registered Robby himself tool
the coaching line and the fans began
TO root for the Dodgers to put some
thing over.
OOKLYN-Mowrey up. Ball !
Strike /. Foul. strike 2. Mowrey flied
to Lewis. who caught the ball after a
long run.
Olson up. Ball 1. Olson out, Scott
to Hobby. It was hard-hit ball and
Scott had to play deep for t. A per
feet peg was necessary.
Meyers up. Ball /. Strike 1. Foul
strike 2. Meyers popped to Hobby
No runs. no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING, BOSTON
Hooper up. Ball 1. Strike l. Foul,
strike 2. Ball ?. Hooper singled to
LETT
Janvrin up Janvrin forced Hooper,
Mowrey to Olson. He tried to sacri-
fee.
Walker I'D. Walker out, Olson TO
Merkle. Janyrin taking second.
Hobby up. Foul, strike 1. Hobby
beat out an infeld hit. Janvrin scoring
Cheney fielded the ball but made a
bad throw. He was given an error
Hobby got a hit.
Lewis up. Lewis forced Hobby
Merkle to Cutshaw One run, two
hits, one error.
The ball was a beautiful piece Of
work.
Leonard was growing more effective.
BROOKLYN-O'M Mara batting for
Cheney. Strike 1. Strike q Ball
Ball 2. Ball 3. Famed, swinging
at the last ball.
to Lewis who made a nice catch after
a fast run.
Myers up. Myers flied to Hooper
No runs, no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING. BOSTON
Rucker now pitching for Brooklyn.
The veteran southpaw was given a
great hand as he trotted to the box. y
Gardner up. Foul, strike ]. Ball
Foul, strike 2. Ball 2. Gardner out
Cutshaw to Merkle. Cutshaw's stoI
was a beautiful one he went faI
toward second and speared Gardeners
drive and threw him out by a foot.
Scott up. Ball /. Ball 2. Foul
strike ]. Merkle dropped SCOTS high
foul near the first base line and was
given an error Strike 2. Ball 3
Scott out, Olson to Merkle.
Carrigan up. Ball /. Strike /
Strike 2. Strike 3. called the last
one. No runs, no hits, one error.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS up. Ball 1.
Merkle out, Scott TO Hobby.
Wheat up. Wheat flied to Walker
on the first ball pitched.
Cutshaw up. Strike I. Foul, strike
2. Ball l. Cutshaw lined to Hooper.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
NINTH INNING, BOSTON The
crowd began to get on the field and
Umpire Quigley notified the managers
that triple hit would not be counted
for three bases.
Leonard up. Strike 1, called. Ball
l. Strike .. Famed, the last one
being called.
Hooper up. Hooper singled 10 right
and took second when Johnston
fumbled the ball Johnston was given