New Britain herald., 1916-10-07
Sox Win Open(r
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H# # #Cutshaw, Lewis going to third and ' Gardner to second. Cady up. The # Brooklyn infield came in on the grass #Bal 1. Ball ?. Ball g. Ball 4. Cady twas purposeIy passed, filling the bases. Shore up. The Brooklyn infield then # played back for double play. Ball # 1. Strike 1. Strike 2. Shore struck & out and the Brooklyn fans howled # Hooper up. Ball 1. Ball 2. Hooper # flied to Myers, who made the catch \ after a long run.
 # No runs, one hit, no errors. Third Inning. Brooklyn-Meyers up. Strike 1, ball l. Ball 2. Shore tossed out Mey- Aers at first. Marquard up. Foul, strike A1. Strike 2. Ball 1 Foul. Ball 2. Foul. Marquard was a strike out vic- x Em. Myers up. Strike 1. Ball 1. It a was noticed that the Boston outfeld \ Fhtfted as every Brooklyn batter came & to the plate. Ball 2. Myers singled pyer the middle bag. Daubert up. 8 strtke l. Strike 2. Daubert struck # put on three pitched balls. It was # the second time he had famed. NO runs, one hit. no errors. Boston-Janvr1n up. Strike l. Foul, \ etrike 2. Ball 1. Janvrin struck out, 8 Meyers throwing him out at first. It was the second time he had famed. Walker up. Ball l. Ball 2 Foul, gtrike 1. Strike 2. Walker struck put, the third strike cutting the heart pf the plate. Hoblitzell up. Ball 1. \ Ball 2. Ball 8. Strike 1. Strike g. 4 Hobsftael dr97e @ long liner to right For thrse bases. Lewis up. Hob I Htzeh scored on Lewis hot two-bag- ger to left. The Boston crowd was in & } frenzy of excitement. Gardner up. strike 1. Ball l. Strike 2. Lewis N was picked off second, Meyers to Ol- Son.
 One run. two hits. no errors. Fourth Inning. Brook1yn-Stengel up. StengeI eingIed along the left field foul line. Wheat up. Wheat drove long hit Do the right field fence for three bases, scoring StengeI. Cutshaw up. Cut Shaw flied to Hooper, who made @ Gne throw to Cady, who touched Wheat out as he slid into the plate. Mowrey up. Strike l. Ball 1. Jan frin threw out Mowrey, taking the ball behind the bag and getting his n1an by @ step.
 One run, 2 hits, 20 errors. Boston-Gardner up. Strike 1. Foul etrike 2. Ball 1. Ball 2. Gardner struck but. Scott up. Strike 1. Scott flied Eo Wheat who made pretty catch. Cady up. Ball 1. Ball 2. Ball 8. Strike 1. Cady walked, the second lime in the game. Shore up. Ball 1. Strike l. Strike 2. Ball 2. Shore Fouled out to Meyers.
 No runs, no hits no errors.
 Fifth Inning.
 Brooklyn-Olson up. Strike 1. Gardner throws out Olson at first. Meyers up. Meyers got a three base hit, when Walker lost his high fly in the sun, the ball going to the center field fence. Marquard up. lJanvrin threw out Marquard at first, Meyers being held at third. Myers up. Strike 1. Myers popped to Scott.
 No runs, one hit no errors. Boston-Hooper up. The crowd Rpplauded Hooper because of his great throw which prevented a run
 
 Ball 1. Strike 1. Ball 2. Strike g. Hooper got a two-base hit when Myers completely lost his fly in the sun. The sun shone directly in the eyes of the center and right fielders. Eanvrin up. Janvrin sacrificed Mow- fey to Cutshaw, Hooper moving on to third. Walker up. Ball 1. Strike l. Hooper scored on Walkers single past Mowrey. Hoblitzeu up. Mar huard caught Walker off first Car rigan claimed a balk but Umpire Connolly would not allow t. Foul, strike 1. Carrigan again claimed that Marquard was using a balk motion Empire Connolly would not allow it. Strike 2. Hoblitzeu went out to Dau- bert unassisted Walker going to sec pnd. Lewis up. Mowrey took Lewis grounder and touched Walker as he Eanne into third.
 One run. hits no errors.
 Sixth Inning
 Brook1yn-Daubert up. Ball 1. Strike 1. Gardner tossed out Dau- bert at first. Stengel up. Strike 1. Strike 9 Ball 1. Ball 2. Stengel struck out. Wheat up Janvrin tossed out Wheat, coming in fast, and getting the Brooklyn batter's ground CT on the grass.
 No runs, no hits, no errors.
 Boston-Gardner up. Ball 1. Strike l. Strike ?. Olson fumbled Gardners grounder and the batter