The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-10-10

out stealing, Miller to Olson. Hob
lttzel flied to Myers. Shorten's attempt
to steal. was hit and run play but
Hoblitzel missed the ball.
No runs. one hit, no errors,
Brooklyn-Olson beat out a bunt
and took second on Gardner's poor
throw which went to the stand.
Gardner was given an error and Olson
a hit. Miller sacrificed, Mays to
Janvrin. Olson on third. Coombs
singled to right, scoring Olson. It was
a clean drive. Myers sacrificed, Mays
to Hoblltzel, Coombs to second. Dau-
bert out, Scott to HoblitzeI.
I RUN, 2 HITS, / ERROR
Fifth Inning. a
Boston-Lewis flied to Wheat. It was
a hard line drive, but straight into
Wheats hands. Gardner popped to
Mowrey. Scott out, Coombs to Dau-
bert. J. -. =
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Combs was working easily and the
Red Sox were having a great deal of
trouble in hitting his curves a.
Brooklyn-Stengel fouled to Gard
ner, who took the ball off the boxes.
Wheat walked. 1t was his second walk.
Cutshaw out, Mays to Hoblitzel, Wheat
going to second. Mowrey walked. OIL
son tripled to left, scoring Wheat and
Mowrey. Miller out, Scott to Hoblitzel.
Mays was pitching poorly. He was in
a hole most of the time.
2 RUNS. I HIT. NO ERRORS.
Sixth Inning.
Boston-Thomas out, Olson to Dau-
bert. Pinch hitter coming up. Hem
riksen batted for Mays. Henrikson
walked, Hooper tripled, scoring Hem
riksen, the ball hit the center field
wall. Janvrin popped to Cutshaw.
Shorten singled to center. scoring
Hooper. Hoblitzel out, Coombs to Dau-
bert. When Mays was derricked he
had been nicked for four runs and
seven hits
2 RUNS. 2 HITS, NO ERRORS.
Brooklyn-Foster pitching for Bos-
ton. Coombs lined to Scott. The game
amined the ball. but it was thrown
back to Foster. Myers popped to
Gardner. Daubert tripled to left. but
was out at the plate, Lewis to Gard
ner to Thomas. 1t was a close play at
the plate and Daubert looked to be
safe until the Boston payers ran
from the bench and pointed out that
Thomas. The Brooklyn players gath
cred around O'Day and protested.
No runs. one hit, no errors.
Seventh Inning.
Boston--Lewis out to Daubert un-
assisted. Gardner drove a home run
over right field. The ball sttled over
the fence by three feet. Coombs him
self called relief pitcher from the
center field bull pen. He apparently
realized that he was weakening. The
crowd cheered as the veteran strobe
to the dugout Pfeffer now pitching
for Brooklyn. Three runs and sevs
hits off Coombs. Scott flied to Myers
VIII made a great running catch.
Thmts famed. Coombs had been put
ting lots of stuff on the bali while
he was in the box and could not stand
the strain.
I RUN. 1 HIT. NO ERRORS.
Brooklyn-Stengel ned to Hooper.
Wheat was given a single as Hoblitzel
fell to his knees when the ball hit his
hands. Wheat went to second on a
wild pitch. The offieial scorers SO ruI-
ed after conference. It was first call
ed a steal Cutshaw popped to HobIit-
eel. Hopper and Janvrin almost muss-
ed this play by running after the ball.
Mowrey out, foster to Hoblitzel.
No runs. one hit no errors.
Eighth Inning.
Boston--Foster famed Hooper out.
Pfeffer to Daubert. Janvrin famed.
No runs, no hits, no errors. Pfeffer
looked mighty good in this inning. He
mixed fast breaking curve with his
speed burners.
Brooklyn-Olson out Foster to Hob
itzel. Miller out, Hoblitzel to Foster.
Pfeffer singled to right. Myers famed.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Ninth Inning.
Boston--Shorten flied to Wheat who
took the ball on the line after hard
run. Hoblitzel out, Olson to Daubert. |
Lewis Gied to Stengel.
No runs, no hits. no errors. Totals
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