The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-11


feat because leader put IN q pitcher
who began TO wobble Immediately,
and who. for some strange reason,
was permitted to remain long after
II was to be seen that the Dodgers
had him measured for q severe wal
Looping.
If any one individual was at fault
in the Sox squad. II was Carrigan for
allowing Mays to linger-and still
linger.
Ivan Olson. shortstoppins party for
the gang. was the real hero of the
gang. from the Brooklyn standing,
and all others. BY his brilliant work
on the defense ne stopped several as
saults OF the red-hosed gentry and
with his war club he hammered his
associates through to victory. 1t was
Olson who clinched the game in the
fifth inning with a tremendous three
base hit to left. which scored two
runs-the brace that enabled the
Dodgers TO win. Minus that one clout
OF OIson's a different story would be
chanted tonight IN baseballdom-a
story that would tell OF three straight
triumphs for the Sox.
Dodgers Score In Third.
The Dodgers annexed their first tally
in the third, when Daubert singled,
Stengel followed with a short single
and Cutshaw delivered a blow down
the right field foul line which was
hefty enough TO permit Jacobus TO
slip across the plate. The second
Dodger score was made In the fourth.
Olson started of with a bunt single
and promptly was sacrificed to eecond
by Miller, Then came Jack Coombs
with a single to right center that
scored Olson.
When the Soy CANA n Aaf tp TIA
sixth they were confronted with a 4
! to score. Tndaunted, they battled
on, and they gave the Dodger fans
some nervous moments before the
final out was made.
In the sixth Henriksen batted for
Mays and was given a pass to first.
Hooper followed with triple that
scored Henriksen. and a minute or two
later Hooper registered on Shorten 8
single, which, by the way. was the
third straight hit for the utility out
ended In the seventh. when Gardner
lifted one OF 'Coombs' twisters over
the right field fence for a home run.
That smash ended Jack Coombs.
He had held the enemy IN check early
in the fray, but In the sixth they be-
gan to solve him. When Gardner
soaked him for q four-baser Walbert
Robinson halted operations and re-
placed "Old Jack" with Jeff Pfeffer.
who promptly choked of further bat
ting rallies.
Hennery o'Day has become very I'M
popular In Brooklyn and vicinity, and
Its all because he refused TO permit
Daubert homo run In the sixth stan
IA Jacobus damned one to the left
field bleachers and II looked like a
certain homer. Lewis threw to Scott
and he relayed II to Thomas at the
home plate. From the stands II seemed
as IL Daubert was safe by two feet.
Hennery thought SO. too. At nrst, and
waved Jacohus a homo run, while tho
crowd went mad with Joy.
O'Day becomes Unpopular.
But the Observation-Disclosures was short
lived. Even as Hennery signaled that
Daubert had accomplished circuit
drive. Thomas still eauatting upon
Daubert. howied at tho umpire and
Hennery then peered underneath
Thomas and Daubert peersd long and
intently and then waved out Daubert,
while all the folks registered anger,
hatred and lust for the umpirs's gore.
The only explanation for Hennsrys
reversal seems to be that Daubert's
toe was an inch or two from the plate
at the time Hennery did his scanning.
Tho loss Of that run did not have
any critical result on the game. II II
had. well. may know they've pelted
umpfres with bottles and things like
that before and habits cling.