The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-12
RED SOX TAKE FOURTH AND MOVE
UP 1 NOTCH FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
MOVE TO BOSTON TODAY FOR TEE
FIFTH GAME OF THE SERIES.
Superbas Refuse to Be Counted Out and
Will Make Big Bid for Game.
Boston Confident.

Nt'M INN, ~ .rl, ,'.'orr. III.
Americans uEtM psir 49, - ar,nr
worlds championship mere tHtH i.I,:,,
noon. when they aeiealct tn: ID. o',i<,' nt
, the series which now St;lnuS i" ,, w.
the Red SOY IaNor. i"-t'''t ~" t' ri,.iL
tilct VIII pr tF.tc" - ,;,,b - md What ih,.
roSt"n. w. ~ ha -" h.',IJimt, .:atur
Red SpN nope VIZ nc tuc 49, -, :,
viii b. plaE>d oSiurf M't I'n,. iS = 1C-ai
RECORD Et""u. t,,.,,. nrI ~. ,nII-
hpii"a! III lI,Nr,,I,ns t,trnIamcr
CATIONS P"'n' ~ >N'' e'''' '' ,,..,., Li,,I,
With to-Iay'S contest at t.opct " rlG!u.
the players ceased l" phrt'cip",r ia ~,
financial returns ana ihr BOSTON t''H'
, with their Two game ici'"' are t,.G"'
! clos" the season ana receive NC
ward. The Supe;ha$ E'luSu ~ pc I MIN
mined to win ii possible and force the
He'd SuN - return 10 hruuhlH H. VIII"
tn" home team can max" l. last oeSl'tI
ate staad.
Thr nanr.cr III which the BostonS tore
intn th, Erookl"r, team here TINS after
noon, left no doubt as To their intention
nf ending the series as quickly as p"SHi-
Bile. Pitcher dutch Leonard H'"tiS,I
thn NATIONALS two runs in the opening
inninfr but his team mates more than
f1nd,, I'm the handicap in the second .S"S-
sion and once in thu, van refused 90 per-
nit the Superb2s to creep up on them.
;rhrir Circumstances i'll the matter Is shown
bv the fact that to-day WAS the first
! ,;,rn since ths initial Eamo against the
I'niIad.,Irnia Nationals in the series or
Igl5 that lhr Rcd Sex have Won lro.I
g. D." ''"llS b. L margin OIL H''iT '''''''
one run.
Not Above Average.
IA. contest. although featured D! SOY
ere, sensational plays did not rise much
air..,, th, Az cra&r OF regular *r;tso!:
the Brooklyn battcrs found 1t iinpHHT.-
- -, I>,..., :, rainier around to the p13tG
hrr:,u<.. II the steady lWIrllnS - Vie
Fresno. Calf. b"Nman. VINO W. t,.'' ~.
supported on the otI@msc "i. ia e% mis-
his team mates. Long, 81 Gov N
ripped off the bats et me Me ~ i%rEoi X
be charged against the account u %, ,N"s
. lyn's pitchers. whilG Spit" ,S'ar $50 for
stops and throws mace 'he WY 'S'S'
Leonard. .
The Brooklyn cluo gave l.s SI ipt"ry If
great hopes OF rnteavtue H.[ NM aver
: Tuesday when ;"o rum stHrts trinIe,
in the tirSt inning GA ,' TniIs and nm
Myers single: u u w.ho in his eagcrncss
error by JunErin. whE ~ rs ti>,r,Lit.d t'nt
10 get. Myers al 'hS , Ian Mor~Iard, Man
shaw $ groundcr' NV; 49, - second
ager k4ninS"n i,'.,t ln't h,ttnrs STAYED
Try aG SEAMS ,nc ~ initial inning, but
off the Rex SOY IL inr 'ntttS'i ,". t,r,. omt
Gardner took rHuSu VI Nv, ,,,;,1nrri ont
. ot MS GctIN'rH W.. ~ tr.n laws
, a homo run, Liz: second III wv" uis .,
with TWO on tn" bases, in the SucIGSulUS
Il
the first man up. anu Lewis ;cuEaHSiu
him to third with double 10 She TEL
field wall. Gardner then cleaned up Will
his homer q drive 10 deep center.
. The Red SoX added another tally IN
the fourth when Lewis singled. went 70
second on GurGrcr's Sacrliice. ana
scored on Manager Carrlgan slnElc,
+ Another was added in the hlIh WILL
Cheney. who replaced Marquaru III .i'I
box after Etc!ter had oAtl"u t"r ti'I
former. passed E:2opcr who stole SeCmih'
and scored Oh tlObli;zGiiS duupLc. Ihc
final run OF the game came IN inc
Ennr,r who had singled. went to sec
and on Walkers ~ncriticc and scored
,~hcn HohlitZcll grounded To Cheney,
v.hns. throw 10 tirsc hit the runner.
Old Nap GOES In.
Cheney was soon afterwards r"placcG
TX. Nan Ruckar, orc OF the greatest OF
S6uihpaws when at the height OF his
.r.r,,..r, Thus il cam" about that both
his veteran pitchers ambition u work
ir q worlds srric: game and the fans
T.s;.. 10 So him in that position. was
entitled ructrr. nitching with great
t1Iib,r,tcr.,SS and wide. sweeping
,.rrrrs hrid The ;;ostonianS scoreless to
~. ,rd In 1ha two innings he held
h,fi,.rs That faced him and allowed but
w. w.
~ ~. f,ur tr,ir,crs in the -aIuc,
r...,,,arJs work was the best He allow
81 hr. ,iy,. Tits IN nine. innings struck
n,,, :hrr., rayc tnIir bases on balls and
: ,,,.,dt ans. Wild FITCH. Boston collected
| inr = in;2l of fifteen bases. while the
! SuprrEas secured five hits for eight
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