The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-13

visitors, found p'Mara easy. but Jake
ia ubert, the second man UP. go; the
irst hit Of the season In Brooklyn. "A
sizzling double along the left field foul
line.
Tina; clou, looked ve.y sweet to the
Brooklyn fans and F1atbush echoed with
the replication NJ their shouts for the
eminent willow wielders Casey Stengel
and Zach Wheat we're to follow. They
did follow. that IL. they followed a. far
a. the plate, St-ngel trickled one along
between the pitchers o and first.
which Konetchy tossed to Rudolph for
the putout, and Wheat kept going out
TO lef; field. his regular station. when
Evera threw his roller to Konetchy.
Boston crossed the plate first in the
second inning. Sherwood Masee triplcd
over Wh-at'r head. rested for a tim"
while kOne,chy struck out and came
home on Red Smiths sacrifice hy TO
Wheat. Compton walked. hut went out
stealing. Miller to Cutshsw. Brooklyn
ven out IN order In the second round
and Boston did the same thing in ~"
third. The home team started a rally
III the second which die almost a.
quickly at ii started, Miller singled and
went 70 second on Cheney's sacrifice.
O'aiara struck out n Rudolph. mindful
Of Daut-rt's first trip TO the plate. passed
him. Stengel responded 10 In" call OF
the fans for a hit by gracefully striking
ou.
Boston scored again in the fourth.
EverS walked as a starter. went 10 sec
oud on WI.hoit's "a crifce and o. third on
a wild pitch by Cheney. Mayce chased
him home on a single and go around 10
third on konetcay's Texas Lacquer ard
another wild p.,cn. Smith aud compton
went on; in order.
The home team gained is lonely run
In this inning W'hcs, t'lcd out to
Compton. Myers hit one to deep right
AID sliould have gone to third If Coolnbs
dad not stopped him At second. He
! then had II nance 20 go HON" on cut
snaw's single. hu, was stopped AZ third
and did not get home until Cote raised
a sacrifice fly to Wililoit. Miller got "A
short single. bu, Cheney's best was a
little gIounder 10 Evcrs.
That ended Prooklyn's chances. for
thereafter Rudolph pitched championship
ball and in the rex five innings only SIX
teen men faced him. Dauh"r was the
only enc TO reach nIst. and lie go: there
by beating out a bunt. Boston. on the
otn-r hand, added runs one AZ n time
in the nth. seventh and ninth innings.
In ere NTH iowdy singled. Rudolph
fouled ont to miller and Maranvillc
doubled, scoring dowdy. In the seventh
Rudolph walked and Went 70 second on
Maranville's sacrifice, Meanwhile was
safe on Cnaley's low throw. t.vsrs forced
Rudolph, and Wilho!t did as much Tor
Fyers. Maranville going around to third
on the play. Wiillclt and Maranvillr
then worked the double steal and Maran-
Vile scored. Magee, who had hit safely
three times in succession prior to this
went out on a lcng hy TO Myers.
Rudolph started the do,nGs again in
tho ninth inning. He doubled SO right
wen: 20 third on Maranville's scratch
single. which went for u hit. when Che.
ney fell trying 70 field II and came home
on Wilhoit's sacrifice fly after Evers had
struck out.
Mas gee, Daubcrt and Miller were the
hitting stars OF ~" pastime. Magee got
tire hits IN nvo trips 10 the plate and
the others two hits in three tries. Toe
score