New-York tribune., 1916-04-22
Team Captures Contes,
and Ivan Olson Takes
Fight.
MARANVlLLE LOSES
IN SHORT BOUT
Robins Hammer Two Riv,l
Pitchers for a Total OF
Twelve Hits.

Boston, April 2l-The Boston Br,v.,
collectively and individually, lo,.oh,
Brooklyn Robins IN another horror a,
the diamond on Braves Field thi. ss,,,
noon. To begin with. Rabbi, Mar,
vile lost the popular decision N ,
furious one-round bout. with h,,'
knuchles, with Ivan Olson. and r.,
the team lost the unpopular deeis,o"
20 the Robins by score OF l0to9
Were It not Tor the great battle bs
tween the snOgtstops tne game miob.
be dismissed with % sod. but that lex,
was a corAer white D. lasted. The Bo,.
ton crowd admitted that Marsnv,ii.
was sadly oulpoluted, but they ,ns,s.,i
that he might have improved with d,..
tance. They said that Olson was say,i
by the interference Of Cy Rigler.
Maranvllle was caught between thlrt
and home IN a run-up IN the first I'M
ing. and IN trying 10 get back 10 thirs
IN safety he crashed into Olson al
sent him sprawllng. IL was uncaIsi
for roughness. and Olson resented m.
wrong where 70 was given. lie jumpe,
Up and hooked a short 3ght hook 10 y.
chin, and stepped in with pretty lsa
jab 20 the nose. Maranville evident,
relished the furious going. FOR \.
stepped In with d lcf, hook 70 the O.,
and, ducking counter, sunk home
body punch. The crowd howled It's NJ.
qualified approval. and Olson rippsl
away with both hands
The pace was entirely too no. 70.
Maranvllle, for Olson Is not only n.
bigger man, but the better boxer In,
Rabbit might have been Knocked on,
but Rigler had seen enough by ,bi,
time and he grabbed Olson around N,
neck and threw him 10 the grogns
Then he showed Naranville ayay. ar
put both Of them out Of the game. They
will doubtless be suspended indefinite.
ly for their little display OF hstieur,
and will draw 10 pay during the tern
Of inactivity.
The fighting spirit fairly permes,.i
the air. After the warring shortsto,,
had been expelled from the pss,ias
and Rigler had made his position cles.
on the matter of mixing boxing vita
baseball, the men took % fighting with
the ball. Such procedure can hsr,
only one result The Braves jgg
kicked the game away. making ten grss
some errors. Red Smith was at be
worst lie made four errors on ei..,
chances. Johnny Evers made two boon
out of four chances.
1t generally happens that when I,
team goes TO pieces DO goes all at orc,
just like the one-horse shay. I, va,
just that way with the Braves ;o-d,g
The wcak-kneed support got on ,s,
nerves of Lefty Nehf and Baron Kns'.
zer, and they lost their effectiveness
The Robins took a toe hold and hel,si
the ball all over the lot Hy Myer.
Jake Daubert, Mike Mowrey and Lev
NcCarty were the leading hitten .or
Brooklyn, getting two hits eacn. Jimmie
Johnston, the Pacific Coast player &C..
into the game in place Of Casey Slea'
gel and got h.t.
For the first four innings the game
went along pretty well. The Robins &C..
three runs DO the first frame by bunch
ing two hits and a base on balls around
a couple OF errors by Smith and Narsr-
vile. This lead was wiped out ir tls
fourth. when the Braves got after Pc.
fer for three hits, which wer' cogp.el
with errors by Daubor, and O'Nsa.
Nehf was taken OUT Do this irame %
let Joe Connolly bat for him. and kne.'
zer finished the game
II was not Knetzer's day. After r''
tiring his opponents 10 orderly fashion
IN the fifth, he was pounded into
cooked hat in the sixth and five rgr'
resulted. The lead thus gained vi'
added 10 In the seventh and ninth inh'
ings on mixture OF hits and eror
and united Boston groaned its sgony
With the exception o. the fourth in''
ing JEFF pfefer was at his lest, an
that was by far TOO good for n'
Braves. he allowed seven hts, srf'
with perfect support, might have pre-
vented any scoring.
Tho ccoro So ru..s