The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-10-11

New York, Oct. 11.-Boston batte6
two Brooklyn pitchers out of the box
today and won the fourth game of the
worlds series, which now stands
Boston, 3; Brooklyn, 1. Boston by
winning one more game will clinch the
1915 championship.
The final score was to 2.
The teams lined up:
Boston-Hooper, IF; Janvrin, 2b;
Gardner. 3d. Scott. IS; Carrigan. c;
Leonard, p.
Brooklyn-Johnson, rf; Myers, CT;
Merkle, 1b; Wheat, If; Cutshaw, 2b;
Mowrey. 3b: Olson. SIS; Meyer. C;
Marquard. o.
Boston-Hooper out. Marquard to
Merkle. Janvrin famed. Walker
swung and the third was a wide curve
No runs. no hits. no errors.
Brooklyn-Johnson tripled to CEN
ter on the first ball: it was a hard
line drive. Myers singled to right
scoring Johnson. 1t was a line drive
past Janvrin. Merkle walked, Myers
taking second. Wheat forced Merlle
Gardner to- Janvrin, Myers takins
third. Wheat went to second on q
wild pitch. Myers held at third. Cut
shaw out. Myers scored when Janvrtr
steal, Wheat was out at third, Carri'
gan to Janvrin to Gardner
2 RUNS. 2 HITS, ERROR.
Second Inning.
Boston-Hoblitzel walked. Levi:
doubled to right, Hoblitzel going tt
| third. Gardner hit home run to the
center field fence. scoring Lewis and
HobittzeI ahead Of him. Myers made &
great effort to field the ball but ir
spite of fast work Gardner slid acros:
the plate ahead of the ball Scott hi
the first ball to Wheat in deep lef,
and Wheat dropped the ball, Scot
taking second. 1t was an error fol
Wheat. Carrigan sacrificed. Mar.
guard to Merkle, Scott taking third
Leonard famed. Hooper out, Merkle
unassisted.
RUNS, 2 HITS. I ERROR.
Brooklyn-Olson out, Gardner tt
Hoblitzel. Myers walked. Marquarc
a sacrifice. Johnson out, Scott to Hob.
litzel. ".
No runs. no hits. no errors.
Third Inning.
Boston-Janvrin out, Cutshaw tt
| Merkle. Cutshaw went far over to.
ward first to make the stop. Walker
beat out an infield hit. HobliteI flie6
to Meyers. Walker out, stealing, Mey-
ers to Cutshaw. Marquard was get
ting better as his curve was cutting the
corners.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Brooklyn-Myers flied to Walker
Merkle popped to Scott. Wheat flied
to Lewis. Myers fly to Walker was
a terrific smash and the crowd roared
as the center fielder dashed back aft
er it.
No runs, no hits. no errors.
Fourth Inning.
Boston-Lewis singled to left. Gard
ner sacrificed Mowrey to Merkle
Lewis taking second. Scott out. Now
rey to Merkle. 1t was a nice play
Lewis darted toward third. but was
chased back by Mowrey. who then
threw out the batter. Carrigan singled
to center. scoring Lewis. Carrigan's
hit was a long drive and Lewis had
no trouble in reaching the plate, Car
rigan stopped at first. Leonard walk
ed. Carrigan on second. Leonard out
at second, Myers to Merkle to Cut
shaw. When Leonard tried to get
down on ball that got away from
Meyers, Carrigan would not take the
chance and was on second as Leonard
dashed toward the same bag.
The play at second was a good bit
of quick thinking by Meyers.
One run. two hits, no errors.
Brooklyn-Cutshaw doubled to right
Hooper got his hands on the ball after
hard run, but was forced to drop
it. Mowrey walked on four straight
balls and the crowd yelled. Leonard
seemed slightly nervous as the crowd
howled. Olson popped to Scott Pfef-
fer batting for Marquard. Pfeffer fam
ned.
No runs, one hit, no errors
Marquard had been touched for four
runs and five hits when he gave way
to Pfeffer, who went in as pinch, hit