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out and then Mowrey grounded out TO
Janvrin. Olson swung on the first ball
pitched and planted a clean single over
short. Ivy was marooned when Miller
lifted a high ny to Hooper.
Cutshaw tossed out Gardner and Now
rey pegged out Scott. with two strikes
and "A ball on Thomas, "Che;" dashed a
liner past Mowrey that also wenc past
Wheat for three bases when buck at
tempted to stop II with one hand after
a long run almost to the foul line. Ruth.
one OF the hardest hit,ers on the team.
was UP, but Smith famed him on three
straight strikes. the FIRST being called
and the next two being swung at.
Daubert Fails in Pinch.
Smith grounded to Scott at the start
Of the sixth. Johnston walked on four
straight balls. The hit and run play
went wrong when Daubert swung and
missed for a strike. Johnson being
nipped at second on Thomas's good
throw to Janvrin. With the count two
and one IN Dauhert Jake shot a sharp
grounder at Gardner. Larry making a
c~oriting stop and with a good throw 10
Hobby beat Daubert by n hair.
LioopcI ann " Ddl III inc SON :
half of the sixth Carrigan demanded
that Umpire Dineen chase the photog-
faphers away from where they were Sit
ting on the grass TO ore side Of the
Brooklyn dugout. Uncle Robbie came
TO the rescue OF the camera brigade ana
D.necn allowed the photographers 10
stay. inasmuch as a bunch of them also
We're gathered round the Boston bench
and Carrigan did not want, them pu, of
After W. balls and two foul strikes
had been called on Hooper Harry dashed
a low liner TO centre. Myers thrilled
the stands by making a remarkable run
In a great shocstring catch. II the
hit had got past Hy It would have been
good night" Janvrin followed with q
high fy to Myers. and then Walker
grounded out to Cutshaw.
Protest Quigley's Decision.
Starting the seventh Myers hit to Ian
vrinA who fumbled. and Hy crossed the
bag ahead OF the throw. To the sur
prise of every one IN the park. Umpire
Quigley called Myers out. though Hy
had crossed the bag before the ball 10,
% Hobli'zel, Even the rahld Boston
fans "boohed" their deris'on Of the de-
cis!on. The whole brooklyn bench
rushed out 10 protest, but Quigley would
not change his decision. Wheat
grounded out to Janvrin and Cutshaw
popped out to Hohlitzcl.
lioblitzel walked for the second time
when he started the Sox on In their halt
OF the seventh. Lewis laid down a
pretty sacrifice bunt. Smith TO Daubert,
planting Dick on second. Smith. now.
ever. frightened and made Gardner pop
out to Olson. Scott grounded TO Now
rey, who touched out Hoblitzel racing
into third.
With two ban and a strike on Now
rey at the start Of the eighth, Mike
slammed a single in between Scott and
Janvrfn into centre. ofto Miller fouicd
one into The stand and then came through
with a smoking single 10 centre, taking
second himself when Walker threw 10
the plate to head of Mowrey. Mike
holding third. On the mex, play Smith
grounded to Scott. and Mowrey. trapped
between third and nome. was run down,
Scott 10 Thomas to Scott to Ruth. Miller
took third and Smith second on the
play. II was up to Johnston. but the
hest Jimmy could do was To send a
high bounder to Ruth, who tossed him
out at first.
ms Enter Ninth Tied.
Thomas In the eighth grounded to
Dauher and was out at rrst. Daubert
10 Smith. who covered the bag. Ruth
flied to Wheat and Hooper ha mmered
the frst ball pitcvhed TO him to RICH,
centre, Johnston getting under It for
the catch.
The ninth opened with the teams still
deadloeked at l to I, Daubert expired
on r slow roller to Gardner. Myers hit
the ball IN awful belt. but smashed a
smoking liner straight into Walkers
hands. Wheat grounded TO Hoblitzell
and was out on n pretty play, Hob
litzell 10 Ruth.
The Red o made n great bid to
break up the game In the sunset session
OF the ninth, but were turned back by a
wonderful peg to the plate by Uy
Myers, .Ianvrin launched the Red Hose
brigade OFF In a rally by doubling to lef,
centre. Wheat got his hands on the
ball after a long run. but dropped IL
Walker fouled Smiths first Offering into
the stands and then Carrigan took
Walker out and sent in Walsh TO hat.
Walsh hunted to Smith, who tossed
10 Mowrey, getting Janvrin by four feet
at third. but ~'Janvrin. sliding into the
bag, knocked the ball out OF Mikes
hands and Umpire Quigiey had 10
change his decision to safe" the scores
chalking up al error against Mowrcy.
With Janvrin on therd and Walsh or
first, Hohlitzel. after getting one ball
sent a long fly to centre. Myers frs,
lost the ball In the sun. then found |,
and raced under It for the catch. Every.
one thought Janvrin would score from
third with the winning run. b~S Myers
with a wonderful throw to Mile,
doubled up Janvrin at the plate.
smith Passes Duny Lewis.
Smith was not yet out of danger, for
the 1915 worlds series hero, DUFFY
Lewis. was up. After a confab with
Daubert, Smith purposely pitched foui
wide balls and gave Duffy his base. OR
the first ball pitched to Gardner, Larry
lifted a high foul to Miller and the in.
ming was over.
Walsh went to centre field for the REQ
Sox at the start of the tenth. The sun
which came out In the NTH inning
again hid behind a curtain. The shade.
OF night were falling fast.
Cutshaw opened the tenth by ground,