Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-13
Decisiveness of Victory Proves Best Team Won-Game Is Witnessed in Cold by a Record Breaking Crowd. 42,62O WATCH THEIR
 HOME TEAM WIN Pfeffer, Pride of Brooklyn, Larruped by Boston Slug gers-Shore in Last Game Allows But Three Hits.
(By Review Leased Wire)

(By Review Leased Wire)
 BOSTON. Oct. 12.-The Boston
 Americans won the championship
 of the baseball universe here this
 afternoon when they defeated the
 Brooklyn Nationals to l in the
 fifth and final game of the world
 series.
 The largest gathering in the
 history of the American national
 sport witnessed the victory. 42.620
 fans departing after the contest.
 convinced that the Bostons were
 the baseball machine par excell-
 enee of recent years.
 As a result of the four-games-to-one conquest over Brooklyn. Boston is to- night celebrating its fifth victory in worlds series since 1903. and there is added joy in the fact that never in it's history has Boston team been fore ed to bow to the superior prowess of rival in such contest.
 Victory To Best Team
 The victory over Brooklyn today was so clean cut and decisive that there was left no ground for argument. That the better team won the cham pionshsp was obvious. Before the speed and curves of Ernest Shore. the Brooklyns were well nigh helpless. while Jeff Pfeffer. the last hope of Brooklyn. proved unequal to the task of holding Boston in check. Although the Nationals were first to score. their advantage was short lived and once the Boston unlimbered their hea- " batting artillery. any doubt remain ing as to the outcome was dissipated, so closely did Shore hold the Brooklyn clan in the mystery of his deceptive delivery.
 Shore T 10 Good
 The invaders from Greater New York were able to score only three hits for a similar total of bases and the solitary run scored was unearned. It was the result of a pass. sacrifice and an out and passed ball. Boston. on the other hand. got 10 bases on seven hits and two of it's four runs were earned.
 Played In Bitter Cold
 Although the contest was played before a record throng of fans. there was only moderate amount of en- thus.asm. the chilling weather and the ease with which Boston disposed of its opponents dulling the edge of such Outbursts as sprang from grand stands and bleachers at the more thrilling points of the game. The day was bit ter cold with piercing wind from the east. The spectators. who paid sS3. S73 to witness the triumph of the Am ericau League champions. came pre- nared for the November-like weather Overcoats. fur wraps and heavy gloves were much in evidence
 Aside from Shores cold whirling and sensational running shoe top catch by Wheat off Shore in the fifth. and it's mate by Lewis in the eighth. when he robbed Merkle batting for Pfeffer. of an apparently sure double. the game was devoid of feature plays
 Everybody Psrades
 Immediately after Scott had clinch- the championship by gobbling Now rey's short fly for the last out of the game. the spectators rushed on the field and fell in behind the Royal Root CTS and their band for a parade On the first circuit of the diamond they captured President J. J. Lannin. of the Boston club and then crossed the field after President c. H. Ebbetts of Brooklyn. Amid the cheers of the rival club executives joined arms and led the march while thousands in the stands stayed to watch the celebra- tion.
 The players. however. did not wait to take part in the impromptu cere- monies. Both teams rushed for their dressing rooms and there were few if any congratulations. Manager Robin son did not meet Manager Carrigan in his dash across the field. and there was no public greeting or hand clasp between the pair.
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