Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-11
"Dutch" Leonard of Hubville
Gives Superba SIuggers Only
Five Hits; Marguard is Un-
steady in Today'S Game
SCORE BY INNINGS
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(Associated Press By Federal Wireiess)
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Oct. 11.-Boston
hammered two Brooklyn pitchers out
OF the box this afternoon in the
fourth. game Of the world series, and
the Red Sox captured their third game
by a score of s to 3 Boston had the
breaks" luck and punch at the fin
ish, while Brooklyn pitchers were IN
hot water at all times.
II you take glance at the hit col
umn in the box score you will see that
Boston outhit Brooklyn 70 /. and this
will cause the average fan to believe
that Boston had by far the better
pitching. The Sox outhit Brooklyn,
Int stscy didn't and they outpitchen
Brooklyn, but they didn't! No gaIRe
has ever been played in Q worlds
series where the breaks Of the game
went against team more than against
the Dodgers today.
Every time Boston batter hhit the
BAH to the outfield with the exception
of one occasion the ball hit safe. NO
world series in the history of the game
has ever presented contest where
one team secured the breaks such as
tn Red Sox did today. 1t was hitting
in the pinches that won, coupled Win
"the breaks of the game,
In today's game the Brooklyn out
field had one lone put out, while
Brooklyn batters hit eleven balls TO
the outfieId which were captured by
the Red Hose gentry, who guard the
outer garden. Brooklyn pitchers out
pitched dutch" Leonard, who was on
the mound for Boston today, on
number of occasions But they did
not do it in the right place. Eleven
Boston batters we're sent to the bench
via the strikecut route, while only
three Brooklyn batsmen famed.
When Boston needed a run this aft,
ernoon II was forthcoming, and Larry
Gardner, who had hit home run
yesterday, spoiled the hopes of the
FANS of Flatbush when he hit one Of
Marquard's shoots over the center
field fence with two. men on bases.
Homerun hitters have been the down.
fall of Marquard in q worlds series
game. ]. Franklin Baker OF New York.
formerly OF Philadelphia, now has a
rival in Larry Gardner, the. Vermont
slugger.
Brooklyn fans had been wondering
why dutch" Leonard, who proved to
lie a star last year. was held back.
end when Johnston. the first man up.
hit for a triple, the stands rocked
with the cheering. Then Myers sim
gled and scored Johnston, and the
fans were on their toes. Merkle walk
ed and there was uneasiness on the
Boston bench, but Carrigan was back
cf the plate and made no sign, and
when Janvrin fumbled Cutshaw's
Rrounder and Myers scored, Carrigan
cnly kept up running fire of encour-
aging comment to Leonard. He told
the California boy how to pitch TO
Mowrey. Leonard did ii, and after
that inning the southpaw hurler was
never In trouble.
Robinson selected Marquard to
come back for a victory, and in the
FIRST inning il appeared very much as
II Richard lie Marquia would deliver.
He forced Hooper TO ground out, and
then famed Janvrin and Walker. The
fans gave him a big hand as he came
to the bench.
Leonard steadied in the second inn.
ing, but the two-run lead looked big
for Brooklyn.
Marquard could not get the ball over
for Hoblitzel in the second inning end
IN efirst sacker fIumbled. Then Duffy
Lewis started the Boston fans to
cheering when he hit a hard double
to center and Hobby went TO third.
Then Larry Gardner, the home-run hit
ter came to bat, and the Boston root
ers yelled Get homeri" They al
ways do this to batter after he has
hit one homer and this was expected
Brooklyn fans. were confident that The
Vermont boy could not repeat, but 3