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BOSTON, Mass, Oct. IL. = The
Brooklyn Ship Of State sailed into
the Boston Shore this afternoon
wrecked, with four big holes in her
side. Another ship reached America
exactly 424 years ago today, and Bos-
ton is celebrating the arrival of Co
lumbus this afternoon. The Boston
fans are also celebrating the wreck
ing of the Brooklyn ship on a rock
!, bound shore.
For the fourth time in the history
of the game the Boston Americans
are World Champions. They defeat
ed the Brooklyn team this afternoon
by score of 4 10 1, giving Boston
four victories out of five. Boston has
now won more world championships
than any other American League
team.
Shore Is the Hero
Il was the work of tall youth from
South Carolina who was responsible
for the swan-song of the Robins in
Boston town today. This tall youth,
who extends up into the ethereal
waves a distance Of feet SIS inches,
toyed with the Brooklyn batters this
afternoon. Throughout the nine in
nings he was using. his fast ball, which
had a noticeable break to ii, and only
three singles were made off his de-
livery. These singles were as scat
tered as icebergs in the middle of the
Atlantic. and Brooklyn never had a
chance from the time that the umpire
handed Shore a new ball and Harry
Myers, another Southerner, walked
out to the plate before more than 40.-
900 fans seated In Braves field. Shore
was as cool as the proverbial cucum.
ber and when Cady let ball go by
him which meant a run, and Scott
booted the BALL the tall youth from
: East Bend did not weaken.
Brooklyn lost because II could not
hit the tall hurler. Pfeffer pitched a
great game as worlds series games
20. but the Dodgers did not have a
chance with the ball coming down at
them from such height and curved
in every possible direction. Jake Dau.
bert and Zack Wheat, who have ham.
mered the National League pitchers
for an average OF more than 300, were
as babes before the towering HEAVIER
of the home team.
In four times to bat Daubert did not
cnce hit the ball out of the infield,
while Shore famed Wheat on two oc.
casions. The Boston pitcher deserved
a shutout Ii was one of his shoots
that got away from Cady which gave
Brooklyn the solitary run, without a
hit being made in that inning.
Stengel, Mowrey and Meyers were
the only Brooklyn Satters to hit safe.
ly. and the trio of bingles did not fig
ure in run making Big Ed Pfeffer
pitched good ball, but his hurting was
of no avail Boston hit when runs
were needed, and the six hits off the
big pitcher gave the home folks four
runs. which was more than enough
to win. - n. .;G@ -s.'.
Both shortstops played far below
their standard this afternoon. Ever.
EFT Scott made his first error Of the
series when he threw StengePs
grounder away. 0lson's two slips in
the third inning were responsible for
one of the two runs made Larry
Gardner was in his element The
brooklyn batters kept. hitting drives
down toward the difficult corner, and
the Vermont boy. continued TO pick
them up and hurl them to first He
handled six chances without the semb.
lance Of an error
= Hooper and Lewis, the World Series
Twins. were in the limelight today.
These two players 90 along through
out the season hitting around .270,
and when the worlds series comes
around they are the men who come
through in a pinch. With the help of
Janvrin and Shorten today these boys
from Sunny California figured in the
Boston offense "...-
Ii was a slashing triple by Lewis in