The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-07
Dodgers Made Ten Hits to Eight for Boston But
Lost Game on Errors Made Four
Runs in Ninth Almost Tieing Score.
SCORE BY INNINGS:


Myers throwing him out at first. "
was his second time to strike ont.
Walker struck out. Hoblitzel drove
long liner to right for three bases
and scored on Lewis hot. two-bagger
to left. The Boston crowd was ihea
frenzy Of excitement. Gardner W.
Lewis was picked off second, Meyers
to Olsen One run, two hits, no cr-
] rors. ~,
Fourth Inning.
First Half -Stengel singled .along
the left field foul line. Wheat drove
a long hit to the right field fence for
three bags, scoring Stengel Cutshaw
flied out to Hooper who made ! lins
throw to Cady who touched Whaat
out as he slid to the plate. JanvriA
threw out Mowrey, taking the ball ~,
hind the bag and getting his man VI
step. One run, two hits. nosAzuss.
/, Second Half Garanss ,s1 ~
E.Scoss ased ouss vl1s !
Shore fonled out to Meyers N -
no hits, no errors.
Fifth Inning.
First Half--Gardner threw out OF
son at first. Meyers got three-baseF
hit, when Walker got lost on his high
fly in the sun, the ball going to the
centerfiield fence. Janvrin threw out
Marquard at first, Meyers being held
at third. Myers popped out to Scott.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Second Half-The crowd applaud
ed Hooper because Of his great throY
which prevented run by Brooklyn in
the fourth inning. Hooper got two
base hit when Myers completely lost
his fly in the sun. The sun shines
directly in the eye Of the center and
right fielders. Janvrin sacrificed,
Mowrey to Curshaw, Hooper moving
on to third. Hooper scored on Wal
ker's single past Mowrey. Hoblitzel
up. Marquard almost caught Walker
off first. Careygan claimed a balk but
Umpire Connolly would not allow it.
Careygan again claimed Marquard
was using balk motion, but Connel-
ly again refused to allow it. Hoblit-
eel went out to Daubert unassisted.
Walker going to second. Mowrey took
Lewis grounder and touched Walker
as he came into third. One run, two
hits, no errors.
Sixth Inning.
First Half-Gerdner tossed out
Daubert at first. Stengel struck out.
Janvrin tossed out Wheat. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
Second Half-Olson fumbled Card
1er's grounder and the batter was safe
At first. 1t was an attempt at hit
and run play. Scott forced Gardner.
Mowrey to Cutshaw. Scott easily
made first and went to second on q
passed ball. Cady Walked. It was
he third time he had gone to first on
,alls. Shore popped out to Daubert.
Hooper popped out to Olson. No runs,
10 hits, one error.
Seventh Inning.
First Half-Janvrin threw out Cut
shaw after fumbling his infieA II
yrounder. Mowrey singled to right.
Olson hit into double play, Card n
Ter to Janvrin to Hoblitzel. No rurs,
me hit, no errors. #
Second Half-Janvrin got doublf
,ast Mowrey. Olson fumbled Wal \
Ser's grounder and batter was safe. II
Janvrin advancing to third. Janvrin
scored when Cutshaw made bobble Y
# Hoblitzel's grounder, the battsrs
,eing safe at first and Walker going
% second. Lewis sacrificed, Daabert
% Cutshaw. Walker going 70 thill.
Ind Hoblitzel to second. Cutshaw
ook Gardner's grounded but threw To
he plate too late to catch Walker -
le slid over the plate. Hoblitsel went
o third. Meyers saved MAfQuard y "
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