The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

players were sprawled out on the cold
ground. and a number of pitchers were
busy warming up.
A big hulking form detached itself from
the group and moved slowly across the
field.
Coomhs literally took himself out He
didn't wait for Manager Robinson to act.
Coombs is Robbies closest adviser OF the
Dodgers and they planned the campaign
against the Sox together. When Pfeffer
came up Colby Jack" handed him the
ball and walked to tho Dodgers bench.
while the crowd applauded
With Pfeffer pitching. Everett Scott
raised a fly to Myers and Thomas was
called out on strikes.
In the third inning. after Myers had
been thrown out by Scott. Jake Daubert,
captain Of the dodgers. singled to right.
1t was the first clean blow out Of the
inheld that the luckless Daubert has
secured in the series, although he got
an infield tap earlier in this game.
Cutshaw Laces Out Double.
The picturesque Stengel singled. and
Daubert took second. Wheat lifted
fly to Duffy Lewis. A strike and two
DdllS Ildu Dtell CdiIGQ on George CutSnaW
when he slashed drive across first base
for two bases. scoring Daubert and put
ting Stengel on third Everett Scott made
cne of his sensational plays in getting
Mike MOwreys roller and retiring his
man at first
In the fourth, Olson hunted safely and
went to second when Gardner threw poor
ly to Hobltzel Miller bunted to MAYS
who, seeing that he had no chance to
and got Miller. COombs singled, scoring
Olson. Myers sacrificed Coombs to sec
ond, but Scott threw out Daubert.
Stengel was the first man up in the
fifth and raised a foul which Gardner
caught while leaning against the boxes
back of third. Wheat drew a base on
balls and took second while Mays was
throwing out Cutshaw.
While MOwrey was at bat, Manager
Bill Carrigan objected to Hank O'Day's
judgment of a called ball and they de-
bated for several minutes. A little later
old Hank glowered through his mask
at he Boston bench and shook a thick
finger at Carrgan with warning gesture.
Where Olson Stars.
Mowrey drew a base on balls. Here it
was that Olson slipped in his three-base
smash which won the game 1t was a
clean, lifting drive beyond the felders.
Scott got MIler's grounder and threw out
the catcher at first.
George Foster went in the box for the
Sox in the Dodgers side Of the sixth.
Foster was the hurling hero of the 1915
world series. but he has not been going
Sc well of late. it is said and therefore
has not started a game.
Jake Daubert hit a terrific drive to left
in the seventh with two out It rolled to
the fence.
Daubert tried to make ii a home run.
but his speed was fading between third
and the plate and Lewis fired the ball to
Scott, who in turn shot It to Thomas.
Daubert took a slide and lay PROSTATE at
the plate while Thomas reached for him
with the ball and Hank O'Day stood over
them, hands outstretched. looking at the
play.
For a couple of seconds they held the
pose, so to speak. 1t was like tab
leau. Suddenly O'ay made a sharp back
hand gesture, indicating Daubert was
out Up came Capt. Jake, hopping
mad" and out of the Dodgers bench
boiled the Brooklyn players with the
temperamental Stengel in the lead.
They surrounded O'Day, yelling in his
ears. They pointed to the grouu1d IN
prove where Jake's cleats had put over
the plate. Uncle Wilbert Robinson trot
ted. around Hank in a circle. The old
umpire glared at them all an instant
then stopped down and calmly busted
the plate with his little broom. The nIsv-
ers drifted to their positions one nv one