The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-10-13
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Shore, Giant HurIer From North
Carolina, Hero Of the Final
Contest
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NNOANAuhSN L lOm 4 dBb L.
ming and went to third on two infield
outs, scoring y moment later on Shores
wild pitch, thby arose and cheered, Ger.
tain that the Dodgers were on the way
~ victory But their gleeh was short
lived for Lewis secured triple in the
last hnlf Of the second inning. which
tied the score.
The hopes of the Flatbrush fans fell
farther, when, In the third inning Cady
secured a single. Shore went out and
Hooper walked Then Janvrin hit to
Olson. The latter fumbled and Cady
scored. Then Shorten singled and Hoop
err crossed the plate with the second
run OF. that inning. Brooklyn never
had chance after that. Shore put all
Of his 100 pounds into bis curves, and
the Dodgers were unable to see the ball.
In the last inning, Stcngel singled,
and the Brooklyn fans began to cheer,
anticipating another rally. But Wheat
a''I,ck ont and ncith'r Cutshaw nor
Mowrey we're able to hit, and the game
was over. 5s 20.
Crowd Cheers Leaders
+ At the end Of the contest the crowd
checrad, first for the winning pitcher
and then for the manager Of the vic.
tors. 1t was a ease Of the best team
winning Boston had the Brooklyn
team plainly outclassed in all depart
mGnts of the game, especially hitting
The 1916 world 5 series now is O
matter of history. but Carrigan and
the Boston team will 90 down in the
annals of baseball as being by far the
most finely perfected combination Of
players in the history of the sport.
The weather was clear and cool and
the attendance was 1880.
The game by innings, was:
Firet Jnning
Brooklyn-Meyers famed. Cady
threw out Daubert. Stengel made first
on Scott 3 wild throw Wheat fouIed
to Hoblitzel No runs.
Boston--Cutshaw threw out Hooper.
MOwrey threw out Janvrin. Shorten
flied to Wheat. No runs.
Second Inning
Brooklyn-Cutshaw walked. Now.
rev sacrificed. Gardner threw out
Olson, Outshaw going to third, Meyers
up. Cutshaw scored on passed balls
by Cady. Scott threw out MEYERS.
One run.
BostOn-Pfeffer threw out Hoblitzel
on a grounder. Lewis tripled, seor-
ing a moment later on Gardeners sac
rifce. Scott fouled out to Meyers. One
run.
Third Inning I, - - (,
Brooklyn-Pfefrer famed. Gardner
threw out Myers on grounder. Shore
threw out Daubert. Shore pitching
great ball: No runs.
BOston-Cady singled. Shore fouled
out to Meyers, but Hooper was walked.
and then Olson fumbled, Janvrin g
Erounder, also threw wildly past sec
"nd, Cady scoring. Hooper went to
third. Olson gets two errors on. this
play. Janvrin out stealing. Shorten
singled, scoring Hooper,. Hobitzel up.
shorten out stealing second. Two runs.
Fourth Inning
BroOklyn-Stengel flied to Shorten.
Wheat famed. Shore threw out Cut
shaw. All easy chances. No runs.
Boston-HObitzel walked. Lewis
sacrificed him to second. Cutshaw
threw out Gardner. Hoblitzel went to
third. Olson threw out Scott on q
gronnder. No runs.
Fifth INNING
DIOOh lyH-'iuTuneT Threw out NOW
rey. Olson flied to Shorten. Movers
singled, but Gardner threw out Pfeffer
on a slOw.hit inGeld grounder. No runs.
BostOn-OlSon threw out Cady. Shore
line flied to Wheat. Hooper singled
and then scored on Janvrin's slashing
double. Janvrn went to third on a
wild pitch, but shorten famed, ending
the rally. One run.
Sixth Inning
BroOklyn-Myers flied to Shorten.
Gardner threw out Daubert. Stengrl
popped Scott. Quick work No runs
Boston-Hohlitzel went cut at first.
Lewis singled. Gardner forced Lewis
and went to second on wild pitch
MOwrey threw out Scott. No runs.
Seventh Inning
Brooklyn - Wheat flied to Hooper
Shore tossed cut Cutshaw. Mowrey
singled. Scott fumbled Olson's ground.
err and then threw wildly over Hob
litzel, Mowrey making third and Olson
second. Brooklyn had a grand chance
to score, but Myers raped grounder
which Scott picked up cleanly and sho
to HOblitzel No runs.
Boston-Cady fouled out to Now.