Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-07

and forced Ernest Shore out Of the
box late in THE game. .
RUDE Marquard pitched fair bail for
Brooklyn, and IN fact had he received
good support night have wen his
game, but infield errors by lvor Olson
and George cutshaw, together with
Ste1eefs wild hesve, gave the 5os-
ton team . start, and despite the rally
~ the ninth the Dodgers could not
1atch the worlds champions.
For the first few innings both Shore
and Marquard were using their speed.
and both famed five opposing bat.
ers. but after the fourth inning the
EATERS solved the delivery, and It
gas only by fast Boston fielding that
brooklyn did not score
There were no heroes crowned in
today's game, but two men who were
filling the rlaces Of Boston stars were
most In the limelight. Clarence Wal.
ker. who took the place OF the great
iris Speaker, and Harold Janvrin,
who substituted for Jack Barry. made
good with the stick. Janyrin secured
a double and single and also sacri-
feed. while Walker added a triple and
single 10 his record. ...... ~.
Strong In Field ~. IL.
Janvrin played great fielding
game until the ninth He broke into
two double plays, and inasmuch as
his slip in the ninth did not prove
costly to Boston, the fans will forget
this part Of the program. These two
were trying TO fill the places of two
great stars and their work this after
noon was impressive.
Jake Daubert failed, but Harry My
ers, lack Wheat and Charley Stem
gel hit well. and "Chief' Meyers hit
one over the outfield that would have
been a homer to a faster man Ivor
Olson fell down in the test today, and
his two errors upset the Brooklyn de
Tense. Jimmy Johnston. the ex-Coast |
er. broke into the game late, and prov
ed to be an excellent pinch hitter
Hooper and Lewis Hit
Harry Hooper and duffy" Lewis ]
played to worlds series form, and /
both hit for doubles during the day
After hitting for three bases, Wheat (
was thrown out at the plate by per /
feet throw by Hooper Forrest Cady. /
who was. back of the plate handling 1
Shores shoots, was given transporta
ton to first by Rube Marquard on
three occasions. Cady was passed /
purposely TO get Shore.
Boston was leading by a score of 6 I
TO I when Brooklyn came to bat in
the last CT the ninth inning. Even
the Brooklyn rooters had given up
hope when Daubert came to bat Tho
southpaw ifirst-baseman waited and
was given four balls. Charley STEM
gel hit a sharp single and Daubert
reached second. Wheat came up and
forced Daubert. and stengel went to
second.
Shore Unsteady
Shore was unsteady and hit Cutshaw
and the bases were full when Mowrey
came up. Mowrey hit a hard drive TO
Janvrin, who booted the ball, and both
Stengel and Wheat crossed the plate
as the Brooklyn rooters cheered. Iyor
Olson singled and the bases were full
once more. Meyers fouled out, Fred
Merkle went to bat for Pfeffer, and the
ex-Giant worked Shore for pass, and
Cutshaw scored. Shore was weaken
ing and Carrigan jerked the tall pitch
er and sent Carl Mays into the box,
with Chester Thomas behind the
plate Myers got a scratch hit and
Mowrey Tailed, making the score 6 to
Ninety thousand eyes were focused
on Jake Daubert as he marched up
TO the plate with two men out, and
three men on the bases. The Boston
yells were hushed, Over in the other
stands the Brooklyn rooters urged
Daubert to hit the ball 1t was the
tense minute OF baseball--two men out
and three men on bases. II Daubert
hit, it perhaps meant victory for
Brooklyn.
Mays pulled at his belt and looked
at the former National League leading
hitter. Daubert had famed twice.
and Mays had been watching the duel
between Shore and Daubert A hit
meant defeat. and the young pitcher
put everything that he had on the
ball, and Daubert swung As the bat
met the ball the stands were hushed,
ind then one mighty cheer went upi
from the stands as Hoblitzel gathered
the ban in for the last out. and the
first victorv for Bogton