The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-07
SHORE AND MARQUARD
STARTED PITCHING
Both Retired Before the Full Game was
Finished-Sun Bothered the Outfield
ers and Caused Hits to Go for Extra
Eases.
Especial to The Reformer.)

DtuIt, bOSlon u, brooklyn ..
The American league champions took
the first game i'll the world 5 series to-
day from the Brooklyn team, winners
of the pennant in the National league.
Boston apparently had the game on
! ice at the opening of the ninth inning
But then the fireworks broke and Bos
ton was lucky to avoid having the
game tied up. In the last stanza Shore
gave way to Mays and Thomas re-
placed Cady behind the bat.
The first part of the game was
beautifully played, but in the seventh
Brooklyn cracked to some extent un-
der the strain, and with some hitting
and clean sacrificing, coupled with er,
rors, Boston scored three runs.
The weather conditions were per
feet, the only trouble being that the
bright sun bothered the outfelders Of
both teams, and hits which might have
been caught under grayer sky not
only went safe but for extra bases.
First inning-Myers died quickly.
fouling out to Cady on the first bali
pitched. Daubert swung heavily three
tines, bat could not connect with the
ball. Stengel ended the inning with a
weak tap to Janvrin, who threw him
out at first base. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Hooper led off for Boston and was
quickly retired on strikes. Janvrin
died by the same route. Then Walker
set the Royal Rooters crazy with a ter
rifle wallOp to center field for three
bases, but this effort counted for moth
| ing, as Hoblitzel rolled grounder to
| Cutshaw, who nailed him at first by a
perfect throw.
Second inning-Wheat scratched an
infield hit toward first base. Cutshaw hit
INTO a double play, Janvrin to Scott to
Hobhtzel. Mowrey looked at four bad
ones and walked. a moment later Oh
son went out on strikes. No runs, one
hits, no errors.
! Lewis walked. Gardner laid down a
bunt and was safe at first while Lewis
landed on second. Scott sacrificed.
Meyers to Cutshaw, Lewis going to
| third and Gardner to second Cadv was
| Ipurposely passed, filling the bases. Shore
struck out. Hooper flied out to Myers
No runs, one hit, no errors.
| Third inning-Shore tossed out Mev
ers at first and Marquard struck out,
Myers singled over second, but Dau-
bert famed. No runs, one hit, no err
! rOrS.
! Janvrin struck out and Walker fol-
! lowed suit. With the two out Hoblitzel
/ drove long liner to right field for
three bases. Hoblitzel scored on Lew
is S hot two-bagger to left field. After
reaching second Lewis was sleepy, and
was caught on Meyers S sharp throw to
OlSn. Two hits, one run, no errors.
nttrth I
! Wheat drove a long hit to right field
fence for three bases and Stengel trot-
ted home. Cutshaw flied to Hooper, who
made long line throw to Cady, who
touched Wheat out as he slid into the
plate. This was wonderful play for
Hooper Mowrey tapped to Janvrin
and was out at first. One run, two hits.
no errors.
! Gardner struck out Scott was out on
n long fly to Wheat. Cadv walked,
Shore fouled out to Meyers. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
Fifth inning was out, Gard.
ner to Hoblitzelt Meyers got a three
base hit, when Walker lost sight of a
high fly in the sun. Janvrin made a
pretty play when he threw Marquard
out at first while Meyers was being held
on third. Myers popped an easy fly tc
. Scott. No runs, one hit, no errors
Hooper hit for two bases when Myers
lost his fly in the sun. Janvrin sacri
feed, Mowrey to Cutshaw, Hooper NOV
ing up to third base. A moment later
Hooper scored on Walker s single past
Mowrey. Hoblitzel rolled a grounder tc
Daubert who touched the bag for al
unassisted out. Walker went to second
on the play. Mowrey took Lewis
grounder and touched out Walker as h,
was coming into third. One run, two
hits, No errors.
Sixth inning-The Brooklyn player.
were quickly retired in order as fol
lows: Gardner threw Daubert ont al
first; Stengel struck out; Janvrin tossed
out Wheat at first. No runs, no hits, M
errors.
Olson made the first error of the
game, when he fumbled Gardner :,
grounder and the Red Sox third base
man was safe. In an attempt at the
hit and run play Scott forced Gardner
T at second, Mowrey to Cutshaw. Scot
easily made first and advanced to sec
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