Semi-weekly herald., 1916-10-09
BOSTON &
BROOKLYN )

BOSTON, Oct. with the hotels
and rooming houses weI-filled and a
promising day for the first game of
the worlds champion baseball series
fans stood in line for many hours
waiting to gain entrance to the base
ball park.
The National commission designat-
ed Dineen and Connolly, of the
American league, and ODay and
Quigley of the National league, as
the official umpires for the series.
Manager Robinson, of Brookly an
nounced that Rube Marquard and
Chief Meyers would be his selection
as battery men. Manager Stanings,
of the Red Sox, stated that Shore
and Cady would be his choice as the
opening battery men FOR his club.
The Dodgers were the first to take
the field and their practice was bril-
liant. Managers Robinson and Car
rigan, clasped hands and posed for
their picture.
Brooklyn went to bat first, and
Chief Myers, leading the batting ord
er, fouled out. DaubeIt famed Sten.
gel out, Janvrin to Hoblitzel No runs
no hits no errors.
BOSTON - Hooper famed, so did
Janvrin. Walker poled a triple Hob
lit1el out, Cutshaw to Daubert. No
runs, one hit, no errors.
Second inning: Brooklyn - Wheat
Singled Cutshaw hit into a double
play and Olson famed. No scores.
Boston - Lewis walked, Gardner
hunted safely, Scott sacrificed. Cady
drew transportation. Shore famed
and Hooper flied out. No scores.
Third inning: Brooklyu-Meyers
out, Shore to Hoblitzel. Marquard
famed; Myers singled and Daubert
famed. No scores.
Boston-Janvrin famed; Walker
did likewise; Hoblitzel tripled and
Duffy Lewis doubled, scoring Hohlit-
eel. Lewis caught off second, Mey-
ers to Olson, One run.
Fourth inning: Broolllyn-Stengel
singled. Wheat tripled scoriag STEM
gel. Cutshaw flied out. Wheat
doubled at plate. Mowery was put
out on an infield fly. One run.
Boston Gardner famed. Scott
flied out. Cady walked. Shore foul
ed out, No score.
Fifth inning: Brooklyn-Olson out,
Gardner to Hoblitzel. Meyers tripled
Marquard out on an infield fly. My
ers flied out. No score.
Boston-Hooper doubled Janvrin
sacrificed. Walker sacrificed scor~
ing Hooper. Hoblitzel and Walker
infield outs. One run.
Sixth ining: Brooklyn - Daubert
out on the infield out. Stengel fan
ned Wheat was an infield out.
Boston-Gardner safe on Olson's
error. Scott forced Gardner. Cady
walked. Shore popped out. Hooper
flied out. No score.
Seventh inning; Brooklyn - Cut
shaw out. Janvrin to Hoblitzel. Now
cry singled. Olson hit into double
play. Gardner to Janvrin to Hoblit-
eel. No score.
Bostcn-Janvrin doubled. Walker
safe on Olson's error. Janvrin scor-
ed. Walker took second on Gut
shaw's error of Hoblitzeps liner.
Lewis sacrificed. Gardner singled
scoring Walker. Scott flied out to
Stengel and Hoblitzel scored. Cady
out, Cutshaw to Daubert. Three runs.
Eighth inning: Brooklyn-Meyers
out, Scott to Hoblitzel Johnston
now batting for Marquard and singl-
ed to right. Meyers hit into double
play. No runs.
Boston-Shore flied out. Hooper
walked. Janvrin singled. scoring
Hooper. Janvrin taking second on
Stengel's wild throw. Walker walk
ed. Hoblitzel flied out to Wheat.
Lewis forced Walker. One run.
Ninth ining: Brooklyn - Daubert
walked. Stengel singled. Wheat
forced Daubert. Cutshaw was hit by
pitched ball. Stengel and Wheat
scored on Janvrin's error of Mowery's
roller. Olson's infield single filled
the bases. Meyers fouled out. Mer-
kle now batting for Pfeffer was
walked, forcing Cutshaw. Myers re-
lieved Shore. Thomas catcher in