The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11

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assI;sss'si.g
base hit by the official scorers and
had to be satisfied with that.
Daubert had the satisfaction OF
scoring the first run Of the game
when he singled in the third inning
and came home on similar hits by
! Stengel and CutshaW. Olson added
another in the fourth. He beat out a
| buuc and ran 10 second when Gard
ner's hurried throw Went wild. sac
rifice by Miller advanced Olson 10
third and he scored on a single by
! Cocmbs. The SUperbaS' shortst0p also
was responsible for driving in Brook
lyn'S last scores, for after Mays
walked Wheat and Mowrey in the
fifth, Olson doomed out 4 terrific
triple to left center. scoring both.
Boston's first run also came about
! as the result Of free pass. With
! one out CoombS walked henrikSen,
/ batting for Mays in the sixth, and
Hoopers three base slam sent him
| home. Hooper scored moment later
! on Shorten's hit over second. Gard
uer completed the Red SOX'S run maxi
| inE with his homer in the seventh.
There was considerable confusion in
! the handling of tickets. and in the
upper stands large portion was not
sold out, but after several hOUrS OF
Struggling with the jumDled coupons
il WAS announced that the official at
tendance was 21.0NI and the gate re-
ers will receive S37.67l.4S: each CLUB,
$l3.551.lS, and the national commits
sion, $6.976.20. The totals for the
three games now stand as follows:
| Attendance, 9S,5G1; receipts, S22S,-
$71.5U: players share, S123,593.S5;
each clubs share, S41,19I9I; national
commission, $22.SS7.I5.
The Game IN Detail.
There was iittie delay in opening the
! first world series game in Brooklyn. The
| weather was cold with Il moderate wind
from tho Northwest.
| First Inning.
| Harry Hooper. first man up for the
Red Sux. had two strikes and two balls
when he sent mighty drive over the
! right field wall The wind carried the
ball over the foul line by about a foot
! before i, went over the wall. Hooper
;hnn hit a high NY to Wheat. Janvrin
| pokrd Il gruunIcr ~ Mowr"y. who made
! Il fine stop and throw: getting the run
ncr easily at first. shorten. playing in
J his FIRST worlds series contest. had i
| count Of two balls and Two strikes
| when IL. laced a single to center field.
| fIoblitzcIl followed with fast single
: 10 right and Shorten III trying TO go
,,, G,an.:J - NI0wrev The throw
Uut. SI h;'t, 9: and brourht cheers from
49,. cnociators
Tn. National League champions had a
w." w.: ~ ~ inni,;f, brI. we're not able to
come through with the necessary hits
| with the bases filled. Ccntcriielder My,
. w.Is n;yarfcd frs; base lake Daubert
tritd re- sacrifice but his bunt eluded the
| Red SuX nl;rldrrs long enough for the
Brooklyn captain to reach first and My
| hrc s,rr,,d s,f,,Iv S.ancaI's sacrifice adj
/! yauced both runners while he was being
! tb-own All NAYS 10 IInbIi,Ze1l. Wheat
, was r:,Ikni bv MAYS. iliing the bases.
/ TIN, RrunklvuitcS in the stands shout
ed for Cut>haw to clean the bases. but
! the best he could do was to chop a diff
! ;icult groundcr TO uobiitzcll. who made
q good SCOOP Of tho ball and tossed it 10
! Thomas for L force cut on Myers. With
all the bases still occupied MOwrey
| struck Out
Second Inning.
E"stnn's stay at he bat III the sec
| nnd inning was brlrt. DAny Lewis INK
! rd Il high fly To Myers and Gardner sent
up one that Cutsha" gathered in. Scott
hammered out long ny mat WAS col
! 'ar"d by Wheat after hard run.
HrUoklyn's turn ~ bat was also fruit
! less. Olson was an easy out. Scott to
H"ulitz"ll. Miller struck OUT on three
p!trh"d haiis. ana |IGM Noo's!ns ef, ,!t,o
H.: inning by grounding to Scott VINO
. .Hf'w hlHl out:
Thrd inning; 49,.
Til" American League cnalnpioHS Eot
man on the pains III tnr thlra m u.
n"!nhS tinc Pr chinf hE;lln qulckiE ols,
MISSED IN" Stu'; i"o.,''H silt ~ =.
mort ny |" us -t''S 80 uCh % ~
nj hooper S!hEl'r " Ctn,EF' ~
""inhS Seto'it pun, ~ LILY H. .i" ~
t'icu 10 FH'nL Hnt Inl''nr StI> "' ',
Vas oGt on Il Inc 'nr"" ny iIler ~
utShaW. .,,,.
l:1hiuS"n% hi"n came 'hFTuSn WIN a
, ;ali% i'll their hHii OF the tnlrd inning:
, Scott mNmentarilF 1usEled Myers
Sr"und"r our threw 70 hrst IN 'tlie 10
2"t his man. Dauocrt got ms SeGoLlu
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