The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-10-13
WALLOP
|. SOX in HARDEST
GAME OF SERIES
Big Ed Pfeffer TwirIs His Team
To Victory In Battle
Royal
JACK CooMBS STARTS BUT
IS RETIRED IN SEVENTH
Tremendous Throngs Go Wild As
z. 4. ~, BroaklYh Boys CGnch the .., &. =
Contest
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II ROOKLYN. October 10 - Tn,
n Brooklyn Dodgers with Ed. Pfcf,
fer, the giant twirlcr. at his best
tnrned the tables on the Boston Red
Cox yesterday and won the third gam
of the world = series by 10 2.
Jack Coombs, hero of three world :
Ieries and the man who has the uniour
distinction Of never having been beat
IN in n championship contest. started
Cor the Superbas. but was relieved in
the seventh by Pfeffer. Coombs felt
himself slipping and requested that he
be removed from the box. It was Q
case of self denial pure and simple, and
he, former Athletic star received great
raise for his act. His playing was
If the highest order. He allowed the
Red sox seven hits during his time on
the mound. When Larry Gardner, the
'lugging third-sacker of the Sox slam
ned one Of Coombs' straight shoots for
q home run, Robins replaced him with
pfeffer. 'Ft..
Crowds Dance serpentine
A celebration, of extre ordinary fer
vor, followed the game. The crowds Of
people that filed every conceivable
pace in the park went wild. They
warmed upon the diamond, and formed
n a long serpentine. The thousands
# rooters were completely carried awov
With enthusiasm. Cushions, hats. bot
les, in fact. whatever was available
vas thrown into the air by the iubilant
'rowd. Probably never before on =
baseball diamond has an exhibition Of
his nature taken place. The victory
vas celebrated more ike n big foot
Nalf victory, than any other resem
blancc. ... -.
A great deal of confusion was expert
'ncedin handling the tickets yesterday
The tremendous crowd, eager to get
within the gates made it more than
lifficult for the men behind the box
lftice windows to deal with them prop.
'rly.
Nays Opens For Red sox
i, Cad. Mays started On the hilIock for
he Red Sox but was removed in tho
fifth by Bin Carrigan[ after Ivor Olson
had triplcd and scored two run
lers, and replaced by George Foster
EOster had twice been under the glare
Of the big calcium, and using all the
knowledge he possessed of the pitching
game, held the Dodgers safe over the
rest of the journey.
Brooklyn, according to the figures
vas entitled to win yesterdays con.
est. They outhit Carrigan's sluggers
by three hits and did not make an err
or. In fact there was only one error
made during the entire game, and that
by Gardner, who repeated his feat OF
he day before. with a\Wild .heave.
The weather was cold and clear.
There were 1,Os7 people crowded in
the Brooklyn Park to witness the bat
tie. The receipts were $69,762 of which
the players share is. 1851. The
clubs each get $l2,557, while the com.
mission 3 share is $6,79G.
First Inning
BOstOn-HOoper, first man up, flied
to Wheat. MOwrey threw out Janvrin
On a grounder. Shorten singled and
HOblitzel singled, but Shorten, trying
for third, was thrown out, Stengel to
Mowrey. No runs.
BrOOklyn-Myers was hit by pitcher.
Daubert hunted n safety, Myers max,
ing second. Stengpl sacrificed, Mays t,
Hobltzel, advancing the runners.
Wheat was purposely walked, but Cut.
shaw forced Myers, Hublitzel throw
ing his grOunder to Thomas, the others
advancing on the out Mowrey famed.
No runs.
9econd Inning
Boston-l.ewis flied to Movers.
out on II high fly to Cutshaw
Scott flied to Wheat. No runs.
Brook yn-Olsou out on grOunder al
lirst. Miller famed. COombs wa
osscd out at first. No runs.
Third Inning
Boston-Thomas popped out to Cut
shaw. Mays famed. Hopper singled.
Ianvrin came up, but Hooper was out
stealing second. No runs.
Brooklyn-Scott threw out Myers on
4 grounder. Daubert singled to right.
Stengel singled to left, Daubert going
10 second, Wheat flied to lLewisi and
hen 'Daubert scored on GiItsha wa sin,
gle to right, Stengel making third.
'utshaw went to second on the throw.
n. Scott threw out Mowrey on the
nttrr > grOuhder. One run.
Fourth Inning
Boston-Janvrin flied to StenEel.
shorten singled over MOwrey. HOblit-
ei up. Shorten went out stealing.
ioblitzel flied to Myers. No runs.
BrOoklyn-Olson beat out bunt and
cached second on Gardeners wild
euve of his groundcr. Miller sacri.
iced Olson to third. Olson scored on 1
'"omhs single Myers sacrificed.
scott threw out Dnubrrt at first. One
un.
fifth Inning !
BoSton-Lewis line flied to Wheat. ,
iardnrr popped to Mowrey: Coombs '
brew out Scott. No runs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is showing per
ect control, mixing his fast ball with
low drop-curVes.
St"ngel fouled to Gardner, who took
he bah OFF II spectators hat for
u"rtnr',lnr catch. Wheat walked.
Jays threw out Cutshnw, Wheat going
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