Evening star., 1916-10-08

hit slow grounder to Janvrin, who
made a quick throw to first.
The first error of the game was re-
corded in Boston's half of the sixth.
Olson made a mess of Gardner's easy
srounder and the runner was safe. On
I the hit-and-run play Gardner was
forced al second by Scott. the play
being Mowrey to Cutshaw. Scott went
the game. Cady got to first base for
the third time four balls. Shore
sent a fly to Daubert and Hooper lifted
high one which Olson gathered in.
leaving Scott stranded on second base.
Another double play made Brooklyn's
turn at the bat in the seventh a short
! one. Cutshaw was thrown out by
Janvrin after the second baseman had
Jusgled the ball. Mowrey got his only
single of the game when he drove a
| hot one to right. Olson hit a grounder
toward third and both runners were
out, Gardner to Janvrin to Hoblitzell.
The last half of the seventh inning
was joyous for the Boston fans. jan
vrin, first up, hit beautiful two-bag-
ger down past third base Olson made
his second error when he fumbled
Walkers grounder. Janvrin taking
third. Cutshaw, anxious to make a
bonnder and Janvrin scored amid great
cheering, Walker took second on the
play. Both runners advanced on Lewis
sacrifice, Daubert to Cutshaw. Cut
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and threw to the plate too late to head
off Walker. Hcblitzell moved to third.
Scott sent long sacrifice fly to Stem
gel and Hoblitzell tailed the third
run of the inning. Cady did not wait for
four balls on this trip to the plate, but
grounded olt Cutshaw to Dadbert.
The Superbas tried to rally in the
eighth, but another double play by the
chances to score. Meyers was thrown
outs by Scott. Johnston, batting for
Marduard. s!ashed a single to right
field Myers hit grounder through the
pitcher's box which Shore detected to
Scott. Scott made quick throw to
Janvrin, who, touching second, made
fine catch and throw to first for the
double play.
Brooklyn Changes Pitchers.
jeff Pfeffer went in to pitch for
Brooklyn in the second half Of the
eighth, and Boston added another run
to it's score. Shore flied to Wheat
Hooper walked and sprinted to third or
Janvrin's single to right. In an effort
! to catch Hooper going to third, Stem
| gel threw wild and Hooper scored, Jan
vrin taking second on the throw
Walker got base on balls Hoblitzel,
| lifted a high fly to Wheat and then
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! son to Cutshaw, ending the inning.
| Then came the exciting ninth, ir
! which Brooklyn almost caught up with
| the American League champions. Dau-
| bert opened the inning by receiving a
! base on balls. Stengel whipped a sin
gle to right field, of which Hooper
made a quick return and prevented
( Daubert from going to third Wheat
/ forced Daubert at third, Shore to Gard.
| ner. Stengel taking second. Cutshaw
was hit by pitched ball and the bases
| were full. Janvrin, in his anxiety te
J end the game with a double play, FUN.
! bled Mowrey's grounder, and Stenge
and Wheat raced across the plate Cut.
! shaw safely reached second. Olson
/ scratched an infield hit toward thirt
/ and the bases were again full. CHIEF
| Meyers tried his best to make a biz
drive, but killed Brooklyn's enthusi.
asm by lifting foul fly to Hoblitzell
F, Merkle. pinch-hitting for Pfefer, drew
base on balls, forcing home Cutshaw
! out and sent in Mays and also sub
| stituted Thomas for Catcher Cady
Myers got an infield bingle between
first and second and Mowrey scored
| Brooklyn's fourth run of the inning
| Olson moved to third and Merkle t
( second. With one run to tie, tn,
| avy-hftting Daubert came to the ba
, for the second time in the inning amit
much excitement. He fouled off tn.
J first ball sent up by Mays. The mex
two were balls, and then Daubert sho
a grounder to Scott. who threw t.
Hoblitzell and the Red Sox had tucked
away the first victory of the 1916 worlt
series.