Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-10
RED SOX TRIUMPH
IN THE FOURTEENTH
Boston Wins Furiously- Fought
Battle From Robins, Two
to One.
GENUINE BASE BALL GAME


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the second bounce. The latter, playing
in deep left, whipped the ball toward
the plate with every atom OF his
strength. but Mentally had sprinted
with the crack Of the bat and ball,
and slid home with the winning run
before Catcher Miller could clutch the
flying sphere.
As result Of Gamers hit, the Bos-
ton team left for Brooklyn tonight
with two of the necessary four VIC
tories to their credit and will renew
at Bbbets' field tomorrow the strug-
gle for further honors. Almost
simultaneously the Brooklyn players
departed for their home grounds con-
fident that their fortunes will change
once they are back on familiar fields
and bearing with them the admiration
of every spectator who witnessed
their desperate battle against what is
conceded to be one OF the greatest
base ball machines Of modern times.
Praise for Robins.
Brooklyn in the role Of vanquished,
garnered almost as much praise and
honor as the triumphant Red Sox.
Their fighting spirit will go down as
one of the most remarkable in the
annals Of the game. In holding the
Carrigan clan for fourteen innings,
before admitting defeat they estab-
lished a new record for worlds series
play, eclipsing the 3-to-3 thirteen in
ming tic game played by the Chicago
Nationals and the Detroit Americans
in 1907.
No finer setting for base ball bat
tie of this record breaksing type could
have been conjured by the most
clever stage director. Braves field.
the largest base bal stadium in the
country. was file til a gathering
which fell less tha thousand below
the record for a championship throng
Bleachers and grandstands were filled
almost to capacity and in contrast to
the opening game, the spectators
thrilled with the tenseness OF the sit.
nation, rooted without cessation
throughout the entire two hours an,
thirty-two minutes of play. Once tn,
character OF the contest had grippe,
them, men, women and boys aided b,
bands and infprovised noise-pro.
ducers, raised that ratified the win
dows Of staid back homes and made
Il impossible to hear the umpires de-
cision.
Robinson Protests.
So great was the noise that Man
ager Robinson finally protested to the
arbitors against the blare OF the bands
on the gound that his players could
not hear his coaching instructions.
with Il all, however, thousands were
exceedingly fair in their applause and
every star play Of the many made by
Brooklyn was accorded the same ap-
proval as those rceled off by the
smooth Red Sox machine.
The Dodgers gave the Red Sox nc
trouble in the eleventh inning. Smith
grounded out, Gardner to HoblitzeI
and minute later Gardner made q
dashing stop and throw of Johnston
grounder for the second out. Dauber,
famed.
Boston got man on in III,
eleventh. After Janvrin had flied Il
Daubert and Walsh fouled out to tn,
Brooklyn first baseman, Hoblitze
drew base on balls, but was lief
at first when Mowrey threw GU
Lewis. Pitcher Ruth seemed to ee
better as the long game progressed
In the twelfth he struck out Myers
Wheat raised a fly to Gardner an,
Cutshaw was thrown out by Scott.
Get Man on Base.
Carrigan's men again got a man OF
base in their half OF the twelfth
Gardner flied to Wheat and Scot
walked. Thomas forced Scott, Olso
to Cutshaw. and Ruth was thrown GU
BY Smith.
In the thirteenth, Mowrey reache
first safely on Gardeners throw int
the dirt Of his grounder. Olson sac
rificed, Ruth to .Hoblitzcl. Miller sen
high fly to the infield, whic
Thomas gathered in, and Smith file
to Lewis, who made fine catch.
Boston was quickly dismisse,
Hooper went out, Smith to Dauber
and both Janvrin and Walsh sent Ii
foul flies to Mowrey. In the foul
teenth, johnson was thrown out
Scott, Daubert flied to Walsh. an
Scott threw out Myers by spectac,
lar play. Scott rushed in and g
Myers sharp grounder in front {
Ruth and whipped the ball TO Hol
litzel as the Red Sox fans cheered.
Then came the climax Hoblitz
drew his fourth base on balls in h
sixth trip to the plate. He went ,
second on Lewis sacrifice, Smith
Cutshaw Amid intense excitemei
and terrific din, Manager Carrigs
sent Gamer in to bat for Gardner. ar
McNally ran for Hoblitzel. Gain,
had one strike on him when he lac,
the bali to left field. McNally dash'