Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-08
RED SOx STOCK IS AD-
VANCED BY VICTORY
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
the game in the ninth inning. They
beat on tinpans and howled wildly for
hit when the bases were full and the
Flatbushers were trying their burned
est to get a tying or winning run
across.
The left field bleachers had their
bare spots and it was in this crowd
that the greatest shortage was noted.
The grandstand and pavilion seats
were nearly all taken.
RUDE Marquard, wry-necked, even
tempered and cool. deserves the honors
of the afternoon. Maybe some one will
elect Tilly Walker and maybe they'll
declare the crown rests on the locks of
Harold Janvrin. But here's TO Rube.
1t was Marquard who stood unflinch-
ing as his infield defense tottered and
fell crashing and it was Rube who
looked on placidly when Hi Myers did
miserable job of fielding a fly. by
/ Hooper in the fifth inning. Hi should
| have caught the ball in his hip pocket
bat he didn't see it and it went for a
double.
The left handed star gave way to a
/ BAiiNii iiilttl III lilt tISIllIl illIlIIB Jul
he had done well-rounded after
moons work and it was through no
fault of his that Flatbush does not hail
a conquering team instead of a defeat
ed one. His delivery had emitted
three runs in the seventh inning it is
true. but only one hit was driven past
the Dodger defense in that inning.
/ Not even a base on balls helped the
u
plate. 1t was two glazing errors which
did the work.
Shore pitched a good game. He
had to pitch such ball to win from
the smuggling Dodgers but he had a real
defense behind him. Three double
plays were chalked up to the credit of
the American league fielding demons,
AID one of them cut down a run at the
plate.
JANVRlN WINS FAME.
Harold Janvrin rolled in glory in the
seventh inning when he and Scott pull
ed off a two ply killing, almost UNI
known to Scott. Mowrey was on first
base by virtue of a single when Olson
hit one over second base a mile a
minute. Runnin.- at top speed, Scott
stopped to pick up the ball, when it
bounded and struck him in the chest.
Janvrin was standing on the bag wait
ing for the throw. He grasped the ball
out of the air and, turning, shot it to
first, in time to nip Olson.
Harry hooper proved to the bod
gers that his reputation as a strong
armed man has not been exaggerated
when he doubled Wheat at the plate
! in the fourth inning, after fielding Cut
shaWs fly, He fell down, but rose
quickly and shot the ball on Il line to
Cady. 1t was a rem lrkable play and
F., got the biggest hand of the afternoon
from the crowd.
Long distance hitting was one of the
games greatest features. OF the IS
hits that were scored, seven were of
the extra base variety and four were
triples. Meyers, Walke~, Hoblitzell and
j Wheat hit for three bases, and Lewis,
i Hooper and JanVrin contributed two
base knocks.
The batting of Jake Daubert, leader
of the National league in former years
was conspicuous by IS absence. Jake
had five chances to do something TO.
Nilbert Robinson and Squire Ebbets,
but the best he did was to walk once.
twice he ingloriously famed and each
time it was on three pitched balls.
swinging hard at most OF the strikes
He was charged with the final out of
the game when he might have elevated
i himself to new peaks with !; hit
PLAYED HITTING GAME.
The Dodgers played purely hitting
/ game. 1t WAS a straightforward hit or
miss proposition all through the con-
4 test. Not once did a Brooklyn batsman
attempt sacrifice. Every time there
was an opportunity for a run to cross
the plate, ii was a hit and run, or. as
/ it generally turned out, the hit and
miss.
ON the other hand. the Red Sox.
adopted the tactics by which they
have crushed all opposition in the
American league. putting man on
first base, sacrificing him along and
then letting him ride home on a safe
hit or by other means.
There was not an attempt to steal
base. What might have been con-
strued as such an attempt was made
by the Dodgers on a hit and run sig
nal, but things always went wrong
when a foul or a fly called off the
proceeding.
The Red Sox scored their first run
in the third inning, and the Dodgers
crack began to open wide in the fifth,
on play on which Hi Myers allowed
/ Hooncr's fly to go for a double That
was the turning point, for the nfield