Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-11

ers up, strike one, ball one, foul strike
two, ball two, ball three, ball four. Mey-
ers walked. Marquard up. Marquard
out. Leonard to Hoblitzell. 1t was not
a sacrifice. Johnston up. Johnston out,
Scott to Hoblitzell. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
On Marquard's smash to the infield
Hoblitzell protested that the Brooklyn
pitcher tried to interfere with Leon
ards throw, but the claim was not al
lowed.
Third Inning.
Boston: Janvrin up. Janvrin out,
Cutshaw to Merkle. Cutshaw went far
over toward first to make the stop.
Walker up, ball one, strike one, ball
two, strike one. Walker beat ont an in
field hit. Walkers hit was slow roll
or and it caught Mowrey flatfooted.
Hoblitzell up, ball one, strike one, foul
strike two, foul, ball two, ball three.
Hoblitzell flew to Myers. Lewis up,
ball one, ball two. Walker out stealing
Meyers to Cutshaw. No runs, one hit,
no errors.
Brooklyn: Myers up, ball one. My
ers flew to Walker. Merkle up, foul
strike one. Merkle popped to Scott.
Scott went back into short left field
for the ball. Wheat up. Wheat flew to
Lewis. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Myers fly to Walker was long
smash and the crowd roared as the cen
ter fielder raced back after it. Myers
is the only player except Gardner who
has hit home run in the series.
Fourth Inning.
Boston: Lewis up, strike one, foul
strike two, ball one, ball two. Lewis
singled to left. 1t was hard smash
down the foul line. Gardner up. Gard.
ner sacrificed, Mowrey to Merkle, Lewis
taking second. Scott up. Scott out,
Mowrey to Merkle. 1t was q nice play.
Lewis darted toward third, but was
chased back by Mowrey, who then
threw out the batter. Carrigan up, ball
one, ball two, strike one. Carrigan sing
led to center, scoring Lewis. Carrigan s
hit was long drive and Lewis had no
trouble in reaching home. Carrigan
stopped at first. Leonard up, ball one,
ball two, ball three, strike one. Leon
ard walked. Hooper up Carrigan on
second. Ball one. Leonard was out at
second, Meyers TO Merkle to Cutshaw
when he tried to go down on Il ball that
got away from Meyers. Carrigan would
not take the chance and was on second
as Leonard dashed toward the same bag.
One run, two hits, no errors.
The play at second was fine eX-
ample of quick thinking and poor
piece of work by Leonard
Brooklyn: Cutshaw up, ball one,
strike one. Cutshaw doubled to right
Hooper got his hands on the ball aft.
er hard run but was forced to drop
it, Mowrey up, ball one, ball two, ball
three. Mowrey walked, on four straight
balls. The crowd roared. Leonard seem.
ed slightly nervous. Olson up, strike
one. 1t was foul. Olson popped to
Hoblitzell on an attempted sacrifice.
Meyers up. ball one, strike one, ball two,
strike two, ball three, foul foul, foul.
Meyers popped 10 Scott. 1t was high
fly into short left field. Pfeffer bat
ting for Marquard, ball one, strike one,
ball two, foulstrike two. Pfeffer fan
ned, swinging at the last one. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Vanguard had been touched for four
runs and five hits when he gave way
to Pfeffer, who went in as q pinch hit.
ter in the fourth Cheney took Mar.
guard s place on the mound for Brook
lyn. The crowd started after Leonard
hard at the beginning of the inning,
but he settled after slight flare-up.
Fifth Inning.
Boston: Hooper up. The game was
delayed while Umpire Connolly rushed
in from right field and conferred with
Quigley and Dineen. He pointed some
thing in the pavilion, but the cause of
the trouble was not divulged and play
was resumed. Hooper up, ball one, ball
two, strike one, ball three. Hooper
walked. Janvrin up, foul strike one
ball one, ball two, ball three, strike
two. Janvrin famed. Hooper stole sec
ond, Meyers was given a passed bal by
the scorers, but Hooper was credited
with solen base. Walker up. The
Dodgers had Hooper off second, but Cut
shaw dropped the throw. 1t was not an
erorr. Walker popped to Olson. Hob
litzell up. Hoblitzell singled to left
scoring Hooper. Lewis up, strike one
ball one, strike two. Lewis famed
swinging at the last one. One run, one
hit, no errors.
The count on Janvrin was three and
two when he swung at the third strike
and Hooper had started for second with
the pitch. Meyers dropped the bal
consequently Hooper was given credit
for n stolen base and Meyers charged
with n passed ball
Brooklyn: Johnston up, strike one
ball one, strike two, foul. Johnston
flew to Lewis. Myers up, strike one
foul strike two, ball one. Myers flew
to Hooper. Merkle up, ball one. Mer
kle singled to center. Wheat up. Whea'