Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-07
GAME rs cN.
Marquard, Of Brooklyn, and Shore of
Boston, Opposing Pitchers.


Boston, Opposing Pitchers.
Braves Field, Oct. 7.-Short and Ruth
warmed up for Boston, while Pfeffer.
Coombs and Marquard worked out for
Brooklyn. The umpires came on the
field at i 55 and Immediately conferred
with the field captains and managers.
The line up:
Brooklyn-Myers,5 center field; Dau-
bert first base; Stengel, right field:
Wheat, left field; Cutshaw, second
base; Mowrey, third base; Olson, short
stop: Meyers, catcher; Marquard,
pitcher.
Boston-Hooper, right field; Janvrin,
second base; Walker center field;
Hob]itzel, first base; Lewis, left field;
Gardner, third base; Scott, slortstop;
Cady, catcher; Shore, pitcher
First Inning.
BrooklyE.Umpire Connolly ordered
all photographers from the field. Myers
fouled out to Cady on the first ball
pitched. The batter hit hig inshoot.
Daubert swung at ball far wide of the
plate. Strike three. He famed on three
pitched balls. Stengel went out, Janv-
rim to Hoblitzel. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
s Boston-Only seven balls were
pitched by Shore in the Brooklyn half.
Hooper struck out. Janvrin famed.
Marquard worked deliberately and
coolly and kept the ball on the inside
corner Of the plate. Walker drove a
long hit to the left center fence for
three bases. Fast fielding kept 1t from
being a home run. Cutshaw threw out
Hoblitzel at first No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Second Inning.
Brooklyn-Wheat scratched a single,
but Cutshaws hit intosa double play,
Japvrin to Scott to Hoblitzel Mowrey
walked. Olson struck out. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Boston-Lewis walked. Gardner
hunted safely Scott sacrificed, Myers
to Cutshaw, Lewis going to third and
Gardner to second. Cady up The
Brooklyn, infield came in on the grass.
cady was purposely passed, filing the
bases. Shore struck out, and the
Brooklyn fans howled. Hooper flied to
Myers, who made the catch after long
run. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Third Inning.
Brooklyn - Meyers up. Strike one,
ball one, ball two. Shore tossed out
Meyers at first. Marquard up. Foul,
strike one, strike two, ball one, foul,
ball two. foul. Marquard struck out.
Myers up. Strike one, ball one. The
Boston outfield shifted as every Brook
lyn batter came to. the plate. Myers
singled over the middle bag. Daubert
up. Strike one, strike two. Daubert
struck out on three pitched balls. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Boston-Janvrin struck out Myers
throwing him out at first. 1t was the
second time he had famed. Walker
struck out. Hoblitzel up. Ball one, ball
two, ball three. Strike one, strike two.
Hoblitzel hit to right for three bases.
Lewis up. Hoblitzel scored on Lewis
two Dagger to left. Gardner up. Strike
one, ball one, strike two. Lewis was
picked off second, Myers to Olson. One
run, two hits, no errors
Fourth Inning.
Brooklyn-Stengel up. Stengel sin
gled along the left field foul line.
Wheat up. Wheat drove long hit to
the right field fence for three bags
scoring Stengel. Cutshaw up. Cutshaw
flied to Hooper, who made line throw
to Cady, who touched Wheat out as
he slid into the plate. Mowrey up.
Strike one, ball. Janvrin threw out
Mowrey, taking the ball behind the
bag and getting his man by a step.
One run, two hits, no errors
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foul, strike two, ball one, ball two,
Gardner struck out. Scott up. Strike
one. Scott flied to Wheat. who made
a pretty catch. Cady up. Ball one,
ball two, ball three. Strike one. Cady
walked, the second time in the game.
Shore up. Ball one, strike one. strike
two, ball two. Shore fouled out to
Meyers. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Fifth Inning.
Brooklyn-OlsOn up. Strike one.
Gardner threw out Olson at first.
Meyers up. Meyers got three base
hit when Walker lost his high fly in
the sun. The ball went to the center
field fence. Marquard up. Janvrin
threw out Marquard at first. Meyers
was held at third. Myers up. Strike
one. Myers popped to Scott. No runs,
one hit, no errors. So
Boston-tHooper up. The crowd ap-
plauded Hooper because Of his great
throw which prevented a run in the
fourth inning. Ball one. strike one.
Hooper got 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. Janvrin sac
rificed, Mowrey to Cutshaw, Hooper go
ing to third. Walker UP. Ball one,
strike one. Hooper scored on Walkers
single past Mowrey. Hoblitzel up.
Marquard almosts caught Walker off
first. Carrigan claimed a balk but 1t
was not allowed Strike one. Carri-
gan again claimed balk. Connolly re-
fused to allow 1t. Strikes two. Hoblit-
Eel went out to Daubert unassisted,
Walker going to- second. Lewis up.
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