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AN INSTANT LATE,
DAUBERT FAILS TO
TIE UP CONTEST
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this hit would have been single any
way.
Chief Meyers got a triple in the NTH
inning which was entirely sun hit"
Walker lost the ball and backed out
too late. lie ddget his gloved hand
on It. but could not hold it. and was
excused from the error column.
Wheats triple had "A clean ring to Il.
but his first hit was very hukey. It
was a grounder which Janvrin should
have taken. but Hobby iielded II. AS
Shore was slow in covering first and
got there too late to take the throw.
| The Boston men made their eight hits
good for fifteen bases. while the ten
Brooklyn hits were for fourteen.
BOSTON Outhelders at work again.
OF course. that old spcctacul pair
Hooper and Lcwis--again wciH on the
Job with both feet. Worlds series were
made to order for Hopper. There is
no outfelder who ns taken part In
numerous series who has turned In the
same number of star catches as Hooper.
Hooper's catch may not have been
as spectacular as the one by which he
blocked a home run for Doyle in 1912.
and prevented the Giants from winning
the last game in extra innings. but
VI
rank among worlds series catches. 1t
came in the fourth inning. when Brook-
lyn hit Shore harder than in the hurri-
cane ninth
Stengei. first up. drove the ball over
third base for single. and Wheat also
met the first ball on the nose and sent II
into right for a triple. Hooper was play
ing deep for Cutshaw. and George. too.
biffed the first ball. II was low ny
to right.
Hooper, Wonderful Play.
There did not seem much chance Of
Hooper getting that bail. but he came
in fast. He sort of scooped it in and
fell heavily OH his elbows. Harry was
not down long. and with the same motion
by which he regained his feet he pesged
the hall 10 the plate. Cady did not have
to move an inch for the throw. II came
as true as a rif. bullet. and Wheat. who
tired to score after the catch. did not
even make the play close. Cady was
waiting FOR him with the ball.
on the attack Hooper made a double
and drew pass and scored each time
after getting on. \ great catch by Hy
Myers prevented Hooker from breaking
up the game In the second inning THIS
ball would have been an easy home run
In the bleachets ~ Philadelphia. Hooper
made two such home runs in the last
game OF tne 1919 Serls,
Duffy Lewis finished the day with a
500 average. He hu d"ublo. tapped
sacrifice and walked once In n,e times
up. His double drove in the first Boston
run.
Clarence Walker was n fitting successor
to the great Speaker, and upaeld all tho
traditions Of the great Red Sox outiield
He made the first hit Of the 1916 season,
fierce walop 10 the distant left field
fence In the first inning. later he singled
/ Hooper home with Bosron's second run
In the seventh he hit fierce shot at
Olson which would have been good for
an ordinary season hit but was scored
~ worlds series error Pfef.r walked
him in the eighth. He reached f,rst base
f"ur times In five attempts. which Is no
mean average.
Boston Plays ia Form.
On the whole the hrs, game upheld
~" pr"-v'rld's sorIcs dope. Despite tho
SoN cav"!n in the uu'h their defence
vas admirable. Carrigans hopes were
charged with only one error. ,umbie
by Janvrin in tho ninth inning Now
rey's drive hi Hal on the shin and hc
never got his hands on H. This was a
qucst!onahic error ~ the most Boston
helped ont Shur" with four double plays,
each OF which cancelled base hit
Scott Spark.ed at short. and Janvrir,
while he seemed a trifo nervous dllcd I'm
srl.nd'dly for Barry a. second base He
cracked "a double aud single and han
died ton chances That Scntt-Janvrln
douhlr play IN ~" eighth was sure a
beauty. and ranked next to Hoopers
fourth inning catch and throw as aeld-
lrs throw. Everett 'au go the right
field sid" Of second base for Myers's
drive through the heart of tho diamond.
Ho batted X over to Iluvrin. COVERING
second and ia' finished 4 IGh.ninr dou.
bic killing brooklyn had no fielding
gems 70 match these Red SoN plays.
Mycrs's catch on linnpc:. already mem
'ioncd, was the best Sup,rha play
Olson Fails Down.
Olson WAS III kcd rs the Dodger weak
Ing and the unfortunate man proved 10
was not uujustly accused. He mussed
up two of the three srpuud balls hit to
him. Il Is un,y fair 20 Olson to say ,ha:
both wcr" rcd hot smisho-. drives which
during .'e regular season are scored as
hits Vet SCOT; made such r,ays.
Cutshuw also fen down badly IN hts
first worlds series tcst and messed IN an
easy charcc in he seventh inning Later
in the same inning he mad" a poor throw
% the plate - get Walker II was poor
Judgment as Well as poor throw. as he
had very little chance 10 20, the rum
rer.
pfcncr ri'ched ouly one inning, hu.
was erratic and unccrtair. fI- doesn't
seem 10 hc able TO r!ac 10 hiG occasions.
In his one round h- walked TWO and was
hit Tor single | am dubious abou, him
starting game,
WOLVERINES DOWN CASE.