Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Ninth Inning Rally of Losers Throws Fright Into Victors as Four Tallies Cross Plate, Nearly Tieing Score.
 BOSTON PITCHER SHORE
 IS DRIVEN FROM BOX Marquard for Brooklyn Back ed by Poor Support--Teams Meet in Second Game at Boston, Monday at 2 P. NJ.
(By Review Leased Wire)

(By Review Leased Wire)
 BOSTON, Oct. 1.-The we'll nigh perfect baseball machine of the Boston American league club triumphed over the Brooklyn Ma tionals here this afternoon 6 to in the first game of the worlds series, but marred its victory by skiddins badly in the final inning For innings the thirty odd thou sand loyal supporters of Boston sat with compiacent air of satis- faction while the junior league champions romped through their National league rivals 70 lead of six to one.
 SCORE l IN NINTH.
 With the game apparently won, Boston began to wabble, led by Pitcher Earnest Shore, and before the last Brooklyn batter had been retired, the Brooklyns had gained four talIies.
 This surprising break of which the invading team was quick to advantage was the feature of an otherwise or dinary game.
 A lone Brooklyn rooter began to bat upon tin pan and here and there were cries of encouragement for the National league champions. but the cheers died away as Wheat forced Daubert at third
 Shore Blows Up.
 Shore, however. could not control the ball as he had done earlier in the game. and hit Cutshaw MOwrey arose to the occasion with a bOunder which Janvrin could not handle and Stengle and Wheat crossed the plate. Faces of the Boston fans grew white when Olson beat out an infield hit and they were scarcely relieved when Chief Meyers foulded out a Suspense Is Great.
 Merkle. batting for Pfefferst out Shore and walked, forcing in Cutshaw with the third run of the inning. There was not a sound from the thousands when Manager Carrigan ordered Shore from the box and substituted Mays. Meyers. BroOklyn's lead 3fr
 
 ing Mowrey. and the Natioals were within a run of tieing the score with the bases still filled. Daubert came to the plate for the second time in the inning and thousands of spectators held their breath as the Brooklyn cap tain hit an ugly bounder to Scott The sEortstop captured the ball as it leap ed from the turf and without pausing even to sight. whipped it to Hoblitzell Daubert, sliding into the bag head first, appeared to arrive with the ball but there was a great cheer when Umpire O'Day. who fairly Overhung the vase. called the third out and the ending of the game.
 Boston There in Pinch.
 It was a climax that showed the resources and strength of Boston when under pressure. But is was not the only exhibition of similar na- ture. Rightfelder Harry Hooper un- covered the individual play of the day in the fourth inning when he made great running catch of Cutshaw's twisting fly and nipped Wheat trying to score from third. The ball lcfr CntShaw's bat as if undecided where it was going and Hooper had to sprint well over toward the foul just ba k of the first base before he could get his hands on it.
 Many Thrills.
 The effort caused him to slip tO the turf in a sitting position. but he was up like a flash and. while still rising. hurled the ball straight to Cady The latter slamemd it on Yeats ankle as he reached for the plate with his foot at the end of the perfect hook slide.
 S6,0C0 See Opener
 This thrilling catch and throw and the ninth inning rally of the Brook lyn team were the outstanding fea- lures of the first game of the series. which attracted a gathering of baseball followers that numbered S61I7 and paid into the cOffers of the worlds series fund S764S9.5O.
 Brooklyn.